Redirecting Energy with Christie Lindor

Today's guest is Christie Lindor, an award-winning management
consultant and the author of two books: The MECE Muse: 100+
Selected Practices, Unwritten Rules, and Habits of Great
Consultants, and her latest book, Release: Use the Power of
Forgiveness to Get Unstuck and Thrive in Your Career.


Christie and I met in 2018 when she sought out my services as a
speaking coach for her first TEDx talk. I'm very selective about
TEDx coaching, and only work with speakers whose message I
believe in. Christie and I clicked immediately, and you'll hear
why in this episode.


We learn from Christie what exactly management consulting is, and
for those thinking about the field, she answers the burning
question, Should you go to school for it? We discuss
vulnerability and authenticity at length, a topic that is quickly
become a core theme of this season, as you'll see in upcoming
episodes.


Our conversation moves to human connection and how to find common
ground in any situation. And of course, Christie shares her story
of a chance encounter with lasting impact.


This episode is jam-packed with insight and actionable
information, so grab a notepad, find a quiet space, carve out an
hour, and enjoy.


RELATED LINKS


"Why great people quit good jobs" - Christie's TEDx talk

The MECE Muse: 100+ Selected Practices, Unwritten Rules, and
Habits of Great Consultants (book)

Release: Use the Power of Forgiveness to Get Unstuck and
Thrive in Your Career (book)

ChristieLindor.com - blog, podcast, courses

Connect with Christie on LinkedIn



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