Andrea J Lee, Money, Meaning and Beyond

Here’s a full and frank declaration: Andrea J Lee’s one of my very favourite people on the planet. She’s as funny as she is generous as she is smart as she is innovative. She’s been hanging out at the edge of coaching and also what it means to be a thought leader for as long as I’ve know her.

Andrea Lee was the COO of CoachVille, then the largest coaching community in the world. She’s written several books, the most recent being Money, Meaning and Beyond. Andrea runs large events engaging people on the quest to be a thought-leader and a successful entrepreneur. And Andrea’s constantly practicing what she preaches as she reinvents herself and her business time and time again.

In our interview together Andrea and I chat about:

• How the Tiananeman Square protests – Andrea was in China at the time – helped awake one of the deepest choices about Great Work
• The power of ‘galvanizing energy’ – and how to find it
• An inspirational insight from Buckminster Fuller that will help you play your life out fully
• And why cleanliness is so much more than a good bar of soap

The doorway to her various enterprises – including her blog – is Andrea J Lee and you can follow her on Twitter at @andreajlee

Listen to my interview with Andrea J Lee

0:16    Michael introduces Andrea Lee
2:22    Andrea’s new business called Thought Partners International
3:06    How the Tiananeman Square protests – Andrea was in China at the time – helped awake one of the deepest choices about Great Work
6:08    The power of ‘galvanizing energy’ – and how to find it
11:29   An inspirational insight from Buckminster Fuller that will help you play your life out fully
12:19   Why cleanliness is so much more than a good bar of soap
15:39   The ‘saying no’ process and learning from yes and no’s
19:25   Taking a moment to reflect and the space after
25:24   Andrea’s thoughts on finding your own Great Work
27:16   How to find out more about Andrea J Lee
28:15   Michael closes the interview

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