Podcast appearances and mentions of lea ann mallett

Lea Ann Mallett is a wild woman, lifelong activist and passionate storyteller who believes that we all are changing the world, every day. Lea Ann recently shared her new definition of activism in her TEDx talk at TEDx SantaBarbara. She is passionate about working with mission-driven leaders and entrepreneurs to create and perform their own signature TEDx style talks and is sharing a new vision for activism as a speaker and media personality. As a writer, Lea Ann creates essays of life in the wilds of suburbia in her blog, Becoming Undomesticated. In this episode you'll see that Lea Ann epitomizes how our work can be a true expression of who we are and this latest business of hers, is just that. She is is a born communicator who puts service and impact before everything else. And she shares her considerable wisdom, tips and wit about all this and more in this brilliant conversation.

Lea Ann Mallett is a life-long environmental activist and TedX speaker who, through becoming a mother, had to redefine what activism means to her. In this illuminating interview on the new activism, you'll hear about: - Radical Activism of Parenting - Myth that "activism is hard" - make it easy! - How to shift from "good guy/bad guy" reality into bridging

[spp-playlist] Lea Ann Mallett is a wild woman and lifelong activist, having travelled from direct action wilderness activist to nonprofit leader. She is a speaker and writer, mentors mission-driven leaders to greater impact and recently shared her new definition of activism in her talk at TEDx Santa Barbara. WATCH LeaAnn's TEDx Talk HERE Learn more about LeaAnn HERE BeTheTalk is a 7 day a week podcast where Nathan Eckel chats with talkers from TEDx and other branded events. Learn the tips tools and techniques that can help you give the talk to change the world at www.BeTheTalk.com !

[spp-playlist] Lea Ann Mallett is a wild woman and lifelong activist, having travelled from direct action wilderness activist to nonprofit leader. She is a speaker and writer, mentors mission-driven leaders to greater impact and recently shared her new definition of activism in her talk at TEDx Santa Barbara. WATCH LeaAnn's TEDx Talk HERE Learn more about LeaAnn HERE BeTheTalk is a 7 day a week podcast where Nathan Eckel chats with talkers from TEDx and other branded events. Learn the tips tools and techniques that can help you give the talk to change the world at www.BeTheTalk.com !

How do you fit in being a Wife, Mother, Writer, a Speaker, a very enthusiastic Activist, and a Coach? And, if as an activist you end up protesting and sleeping in a tree, how do you pee? Lea Ann Mallett reveals all in this wonderfully real, honest and raw episode. Here's a little more about Lea Ann: Lea Ann Mallett is a wild woman, lifelong activist and midlife momma who believes fiercely that we all are changing the world, every day. Her greatest desire is to make the world a better place by demonstrating to everyone that our everyday choices DO change the world. In her activism, she has travelled from direct action wilderness activist to nonprofit leader, from sitting in an ancient cedar for three days to protest clear-cut logging to leading forest protests to creating thriving nonprofits. She now inspires mission-driven leaders and entrpreneurs to greater impact as a coach, is creating a new vision for activism, and she creates photoessays of her life in the wilds of suburbia in her blog, Becoming Undomesticated. Web: www.leaannmallett.com Blog: leaannmallett.exposure.co

137 | Leveraging Your Gifts This Week’s Guest: Lea Ann Mallett, who was recently diagnosed with ADHD, is an entrepreneur that wears many hats.  As a leader of volunteer organizations, she exhibits great skill in certain areas, but has weakness in that same area in a different domain in her life.  In this conversation, you will hear Lea Ann describe the challenges she’s faced in going from the leader of an organization to the owner of a person business.  One of the things that Lea Ann struggles with is deadlines because she’s always worked best under pressure at the last minute.  When Lea Ann sits in the hot seat, she shares the challenges that she and her family face every day with their evening routine.  This involves cooking dinner and the child bedtime routine.  We look at some solutions, from finding someone to do the grocery shopping for the family to rearranging the order of the tasks that need to be completed every night. Connect with Lea Ann Mallett: You’ll Learn: [3:06] - Lea Ann talks about her passion for activism, which led to her sitting in a tree for three days. [6:08] - There are certain aspects of leadership that come easy for Lea Ann and she talks about those things. [8:15] - Decision-making is an easy process for Lea Ann, although there’s some areas where she really struggles with this.  [12:50] - Because of her success in academics, she never suspected she could have ADHD.  Lea Ann believes that if she hadn’t had children, she wouldn’t have reached the point where she thought this was possible.  [15:37] - Lea Ann shares the difference between running an organization and a personal business and describes the aspects with which she struggles. [16:58] - Lea Ann describes her business as an Action and Results Coach.  [18:56] - Lea Ann explains why she sees her ADHD as a gift and she shares why it has enhanced her life. [23:07] -  Lea Ann talks about the challenge of deadlines and her “need” to work under pressure at the last minute.  This leads to a conversation on procrastination. [27:10] - Lea Ann talks about the shame of putting off tasks and working up the emotional scale to where she can complete the task.  [30:36] - Shame vs. Anger [32:52] - Lea Ann talks about needing to switch things up to keep herself interested. [36:05] - Lea Ann Mallett sits in the ADHD reWired Hot Seat.  “Creating a family routine for the routine-resistant family.” [38:28] - Lea Ann breaks down her weekday and weekend evening routines, including the dinner routine, which starts at shopping for food. [48:05] - Lea Ann describes the post-meal challenges. [58:25] - Lea Ann commits to some of the strategies we discussed. Resources:     Use my Audible.com affiliate link to get an audio book for free (and a 30-day free trial)! The CHADD International Conference on ADHD This conference is being held November 10th-12th in Costa Mesa, California. I will be speaking about time management strategies at this conference. To register, visit ! October is ADHD Awareness Month! You can join me and more than 30 other ADHD experts at the 2016 ADHD Awareness Expo. You can attend this free virtual event October 2nd-8th. Claim your spot at . Every Tuesday in the month of October, you can join Nisha Subramanian and me for a live, interactive webinar. We will be answering your productivity and ADHD questions! The webinars are held at 12:30-1:30pm (Central Time). These webinars are free and you can sign up at . Do you want to improve your productivity, develop better habits, and experience the true power of accountability from members of our own tribe? Learn more at Stay tuned to ADHD reWired for follow-up sessions with past guests who have allowed Eric to help them and keep up with their progress. Want to be a guest? Hey! What about you? Do you have a story? Are you a Coach? Are you an ADHD Clinician? If you answered yes to any of these questions and you'd like to be a guest, schedule a pre-interview call 

I'm here today with Lea Ann Mallett, a wild woman, activist and midlife momma who believes fiercely that we all have a wild place within us that feeds our magic. Her greatest desire is to make the world a better place by demonstrating to everyone that our everyday choices DO change the world. In her activism she has travelled from direct action wilderness activist to nonprofit leader, from sitting in an ancient cedar for three days to protest clear-cut logging to leading forest protests to creating thriving nonprofits. She now inspires mission-driven leaders to greater impact as a leadership coach, is creating a new vision for activism, and she creates photo-essays of life, love and connection in her blog “Becoming Undomesticated”. In this show, Lea Ann and I explore the topic of death and grief... whether or not there is a 'right' way to grieve and how a clearer understanding of death can allow us to live more fulfilling, more present and happier lives. What you'll learn from this episode: The linear definition of grief (as outlined in 'The 5 stages of grief') can be limiting. When we see through this definition we're freer to experience grief in a less conditioned way, we are then open to find real growth, beauty, freedom and gratitude in loss and all in our own unique time too. When we're able to see death and ageing as transformation rather than something scary or wrong, we're able to see the fleeting, changeable nature of life which inspires us to make the most of our time here, to live bigger and brighter. Take that trip around the world, tell people that you love them, dance barefoot around the garden or whatever it is that takes your fancy! As we honour death - and in some cultures there's traditions that are dedicated to celebrating this - we are more able to accept and embrace it fully. Whilst your culture might not have a tradition like this, you have the choice to create your own philosophy about death. How could you and your family honour death rather than fear it?

Lea Ann Mallett is a life-long wilderness and environmental activist who is using her unique leadership experiences in coaching social impact entrepreneurs. She is a wild woman who believes fiercely that we all have a wild place within us that feeds our magic.  Her greatest passion is to support people in reconnecting with their core wild place that takes them to the next level of world changing impact.  In her activism she has journeyed from direct action wilderness activist to nonprofit Executive Director, and from tree sitting for three days to protest clear-cut logging to leading forest protests and creating thriving non-profits. During this episode, Lea Ann shares her passion for activism and her philosophy that while taking big actions is valuable, it's the small things that we do every day that lead to the biggest changes.  Lea Ann points out the ways in which we can be better leaders, parents, and citizens of world, and how we can use our natural strengths to support larger initiatives in simple yet profound ways. We are all activists in Lea Ann's view and it's our responsibility to use our everyday opportunities to embody the change we want to see in the world. For more information on Lea Ann's leadership coaching for non-profit leaders and their teams, visit www.LeaAnnMallett.com Lea Ann is also generously offering a free 2-hour deep-dive coaching session to all our listeners.  You can contact Lea Ann through her website to schedule your session.    

For Life on Purpose Episode #43, my guest is activist, leadership coach, and wild woman Lea Ann Mallett. Lea Ann has spent nearly 30 years as an activist with a focus on environmental and social justice issues, including sitting a tree for three days in an ancient forest in British Columbia to protest clearcut logging there and fifteen years as a nonprofit leader. She's since embarked on life as a midlife mom, having two children in her early 40s. Over time, she came to realize that ALL of us are changing the world, every day, through "The Beauty and Power of Small Actions." Her philosophy is that "every interaction we have with another person, the planet, and the other beings is an opportunity to change the world for the better." About Lea Ann Mallett: I have always been convinced that what we do each day in the world changes the world. From my years as an activist, sitting in an ancient cedar tree for three days to bring international attention to the clearcutting of old growth forests to leading activist blockades in the forests of northern Canada, to my work with street involved youth and my years as a nonprofit leader, I KNOW I have made a difference and I have seen so many people make a difference too. I have been an intrepid world traveller, heading off to Kenya and Tanzania on my own to go on safari, backpacking across Central America, exploring the street markets of Beijing and roaming through Canada and the U.S. during months-long road trips in my old car with my belongings in the back seat. I have been a successful activist, collaborating with other environmental leaders in creating thousands of hectares of new protected parks in Ontario, delivering HIV/AIDS education when the crisis was in its earliest stages, changing policies on the federal, provincial and local levels and raising international media awareness on key environmental and social justice issues. I have successfully led two nonprofit charities, quadrupling the budget of the most recent organization I led and exponentially increasing its reach and impact. What I also know is that it is easy to lose track of that creative edge, that feeling of having an incredible purpose, being exactly where you are supposed to be. The grind of daily life, the pressures of leading an organization, the wonderful, crazy challenges of being a parent - we can end up on auto-pilot, not creating our greatest impact or living our lives as fully as is possible. I found myself feeling disconnected from my purpose, my creativity and my purpose after taking on the double challenge of becoming a midlife mom and becoming an entrepreneur. I went on a quest to find the best sources of inspiration, creativity, passion and energy to fuel my life, my activism and my business. I studied with world famous coaches, visionary thinkers and successful entrepreneurs to understand their magic so I could meld it with my own. I am more powerful and create more impact in my life now than I ever have! My personal experiences with powerful coaching and my studies revealed that the limitations that I put on myself are choices and I can choose differently. The more you become YOU, the more comfortable you become with who you are and tap into your unique talents and passions, the happier and more fulfilled you will be, AND the more impact you will make in your family, your community and your world. To learn more about Lea Ann, visit: http://www.leaannmallett.com/.

 I'm here today with Lea Ann Mallett, an activist, a mum and a leadership coach. Lea Ann used to be a Direct Action Wilderness Activist, she did lots of big, meaningful things but now sees that some of that anger-fuelled action didn't create sustainable change. Her philosophy is now all about the power of small actions and also love in action. We're talking about the fact that every single one of us have to power to change the world for the better. What you'll learn from the show: We are all activists because we're all taking action in every moment. We can all choose to take small actions that change the world in a positive way. When we internalise loving kindness to ourselves, when we're comfortable with who we are, it becomes natural for our small actions to be imbued with loving kindness. People doing ordinary things with love, taking the time to connect, becomes extraordinary. World-changing, in fact! :) The ripples that we start today can go on to create huge changes through time and space. Isn't it amazing to think of the ways that people's small actions years ago have created who we are today (and how wonderful if we also have the opportunity to thank them). We all have the power to be someone else's ripple! We'd love to know what came up for you as you listened to this show. Let's carry on the conversation...  leave a comment below or connect to Lea Ann via the link below.

Lea Ann Mallett is a Canadian-based leadership coach, with three decades of experience as an activist for environmental and social issues.

Lea Ann Mallett is a transformational coach, activist, midlife mama, writer and photographer who believes that every person can and is changing the world. She works with entrepreneurs and leaders with beautiful missions who want to create their best impact in the world while living their most extraordinary lives. The trajectory of Lea Ann's life has arced through her work as a wilderness activist to years as a non-profit leader to motherhood and now, coaching. Having done many “big” things, like sitting in a tree for three days in an ancient forest to protest it from clearcut logging, her message now is The Beauty of Small Actions. Lea Ann believes deeply that all of us have the power to change the world by how we treat each ourselves, our kids, our community and our planet every day. She truly believes that love and kindness in action will change the world.