#0067: Kelly interviews Kara on power, coming out of the career closet + not belonging

Le vital corps Salon

I’ve been so fortunate to have some really, really kickass guests! Kelly Lyndgaard, who you met in episodes 30, 56, and 57, nudged this one along. Kelly’s become a mentor, sponsor, and a dear friend to me. So, it was an honor to turn the host reigns over to her, while I moved on over to the hot seat.

In this episode, you will hear us cover a lot of ground. I think Kelly compiled 2 years of questions! We will talk about neuro-fatigue, coaching, what my superpower would be if I could have one, making major changes in life, issues with feeling disconnected, and some ways to deal with decision fatigue.

This was a deeply personal conversation. I offer you a window into what’s been going on over the past couple years - a lot I haven’t spoken about publicly. My hope is that you find some lessons or comfort from my experiences to apply in your own life.

I think some folks try to put me on a pedestal as host. You will plainly hear how perfectly imperfect I am. After recording this episode, I felt pretty vulnerable. It felt so very strange to be on the other side of the interview. Please join Kelly and me for this heartfelt conversation.

Selected link love + resources from the episode

• Connect with me on social media: Website | Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram
• Connect with Kelly on social media: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Kelly on Le vital corps Salon episode 30 and the Mentor Sponsor Mashup (episodes 56 and 57)
• Captivating Revised and Updated: Unveiling the Mystery of a Woman's Soul by John and Stasi Eldredge (book)
• Neuro fatigue
• Queer Eye
• Natural Cycles (app)
• Pomodoro Technique
• Barb Oakley (LvcS episode)
• Sharon Rowe (LvcS episode)
• Thor: Ragnarok
• Black Panther
• X-Files episode: Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose
• Trello
• Diane Crump (LvcS episode)
• Steal Like an Artist by Austin Kleon (book)
• Overwhelmed by Brigid Schulte (book)
• Remember the Milk (to-do/task list app)
• Evernote (app)
• South by Southwest
• Brené Brown on belonging
• Vanity Fair article about President Obama’s repeating wardrobe
• Kickass Theme Music: “Things Are Getting Better” Written by Rishi Dhir. Performed by The High Dials.

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