Podcast appearances and mentions of lisa bovee

One day, Lisa was at home in Austin, TX, doing normal things--when the phone rang. She learned her 23 yr old son was killed in a car crash. And her world changed forever.Lisa tells the story of her transformation through grief, how she organized a celebration of her son's life to which hundreds of people came, she wrote a book called Guided by Grief, and she runs seminars all over the US to help people get to the other side of grief with themselves intact to live the best version of themselves.To live my best version, I have tapped into blinkist.com. I'm getting a burst of micro learning from over 3000 books in their non fiction library. My favorites have been Super Thinking by Gabe Weinber and Amusing Ourselves to Death by Neal Postman. Take advantage of blinkist.com/success and save 25% on the subscription.

Lisa Bovee, author of Guided by Grief, shares the story of losing her son in a car accident exclusively on Success Made to Last.  This show is presented by www.gracefully-yours.com encouragement greeting cards. 

Meet this episode’s guest, author of Guided by Grief/Guided by Now— Lisa Bovee: Badass Author. Speaker. Mama. MiMi. Friend. Human. When Lisa's son Conner died in a tragic car accident, she was running a successful freelance writing, editing, and book publishing business. After her loss, in an attempt to regain her footing, she began to search for grief writings that might help her. She wanted stories that sounded like hers, something that would offer guidance, inspiration, and encouragement and also a way to honor her son. None of what she found truly spoke to her heart. More importantly, when she connected with others, she heard the same sentiments about the gap in grief narratives. That’s how Guided by Grief & Guided by Now the Vision, the Mission, the Movement (and the book) were all born. Lisa has been Guided by Grief to repurpose her life and to share her story and help others do the same -- together we are changing the conversation about grief from private, ugly & uncomfortable to OPEN, NORMAL & SUPPORTIVE. Her book Guided by Grief: Always Remember is combination memoir, self-help and compilation. It’s real and raw with surprising injections of humor. Her talks about life, hope, and happiness after loss, are encouraging, sometimes funny, and always inspirational. She confirms that you are NOT doing grief wrong and helps you to realize there can be joy after loss. Lisa was Guided by Grief, but she wants you to be Guided by Now. WEBS + SOCIAL LINKS: Lisa Bovee (Guided by Grief The Movement) Facebook LisaBovee.com Lisa@lisabovee.com @Guidedbynow on Insta @GuidedbyGrief on Twitter Join Lisa’s PRIVATE Guided by Grief Facebook group (The Guide Tribe) where you’ll find other loving, supportive, understanding and compassionate folks. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deathdialogues/message

Lisa Bovee is the author of Guided by Grief: Always Remember. Her work bands people and groups together who change the conversation about grief from private, ugly and uncomfortable to open, normal & supportive.

There aren't words to describe the strength and the grace that today's guest, Lisa Bovee, has exemplified through her work and in her life following the tragic death of her 22 year old son, Conner. In the wake of insurmountable loss, Lisa has risen up through her pain and shared a message of hope with us in her new book Guided by Grief. She is a fiercely loving mama of 3, and a woman on a mission to connect to and help others walking through their own versions of deep grief, day in and day out. You may want to grab some tissues for this one- but I assure you,  today's episode touches on so much more than the pain of loss. Lisa shares her incredible spirit and gratitude for everything that remains, and reminds us all to squeeze our loved ones a little extra tight. I am honored and humbled to share Lisa and Conner Bovee's story with you today.. IN THIS EPISODE: Today's grief, Lisa Bovee [ 4:46 ] What the process of writing her book, Guided by Grief,  was like [ 7:40 ] Lisa's mission [ 10:31 ] Who is Conner Bovee and what is his legacy [ 12:43 ] How do you pick up the pieces and move forward through grief [ 16:18 ] There is no timeline on grief  [ 22:18 ] How do we stay present while also knowing that someday we will experience great loss [ 29:09 ] Losing loved ones is an invitation [ 35:04 ] What Lisa has done on the other side of grief  [ 39:57 ] SOUL SHIFTING QUOTES: “I've learned to really listen to myself, my gut and my emotions… and just honor what I really do and don't need.” “The soul that Conner is, drives me to stay upright and stay positive- as best I can. To try to stay on the side of abundance, thinking about how proud and honored I am to be his mom.” “As long as we're here on earth we're going to grieve, and so it's best to learn how to do that in a healthy way.” “Understand, there is the possibility of future joy. When you're in that deepest grief, that does not seem possible. I'm living proof that that's possible.” “Don't wait for grief to guide you. Go do good things, now.” LINKS MENTIONED: The book Guided by Grief is now for sale. Be sure to purchase it here! Support Lisa's mission at Connerboveelove.org Did you hear something that moved you today?! Please Leave a Review + Subscribe via iTunes Be sure to follow Lisa on her website at www.lisabovee.com or over on Instagram!

Lisa Bovee is a Writer, Author, and Speaker.  The first manuscript she began years and years ago, but have never finished, is called Writing Down Your Story Up, and it is meant to be a guide for successful entrepreneurs or C-Level Execs to tell their story and give advice to others who want to build their lives on their terms, become successful and give back. Lisa has come full-circle as her writing courses are built around this original idea. Her message to everyone listening: Everyone has a story. Tell it.  Almost a year ago, Lisa lost her youngest child (of three), her only son (22-years-old) to a tragic car accident. He was the most incredible combination of compassion, talent, and intellect.  He was a very talented self-taught musician. He played the guitar, piano, violin, Ukulele, drums -- pretty much whatever he could get his hands on, he would learn to play. He was also a super nerd and a self-taught programmer! Through these self-taught skills he went through an intensive advanced programmers course, and, even before finishing, landed an amazing job at The University of Texas in Austin developing software for the Center for Space Research.  Lisa aims to use her skills, knowledge, and passion as a writer and an editor to help others and to build a legacy. She's helped many across industries write and edit but also helped clients realize their own dreams of finishing, publishing and selling their own books. Lisa has married her skills and passion so that she can help people outline, organize, and write their stories.  Her Podcast is called Kicking Griefs Ass. www.guidedbygrief.com www.facebook.com/lisa.m.bovee

Lisa Bovee In this podcast interview with Lisa Bovee we will learn: The Guided by Grief Movement How Lisa has been guided by grief to change the conversation about grief and loss from private, ugly & uncomfortable to open, normal & supportive. How you can join the movement? Who Is Lisa Bovee? Lisa Bovee is bad ass mama; mimi; friend, and human. While teaching and running a successful tech writing, legal editing and book publishing business, Lisa lost her twenty-two-year-old son, Conner, in a tragic car accident the day after ‘Thanksgiving’ 2016. Lisa has been GUIDED BY GRIEF to create a legacy in her son’s name (ConnerBoveeLove.org) and she is creating a MOVEMENT to change the conversation about grief and loss from private, ugly & uncomfortable to OPEN, NORMAL & SUPPORTIVE. Lisa also speaks on the topic of grief and loss and co-hosts a podcast called Kicking Grief’s Ass with Conner’s[...] The post The Heather Andrews Show │Lisa Bovee appeared first on Get You Visible Podcast.