Finding Courage in The Midst of Our Political Climate: An Interview with Margie Warrell, best selling author, speaker, media commentator.

Margie Warrell  has inspired millions of people around the
globe to use their courage as a weapon to combat fear. As an avid
follower of Margie’s work, I was excited to have a chance to
learn about her journey, along with her perspective on the
current state of the world during these political times.


 


Throughout the interview, we talk about how she went from being
the oldest of seven, growing up on a dairy farm, to interviewing
and working with respected leaders including Sir Richard Branson,
Kathy Calvin, Bill Marriott, and Marianne Williamson. We also
dive into the specifics of how Margie helps leaders set the stage
for greatness to emerge, both through her seminars and coaching.


 


More about Margie Warrell and how to get in touch—


 


Margie is the host of RawCourage.TV and a certified master coach.
An acclaimed keynote speaker and guest lecturer at Columbia and
Georgetown University, Margie’s also a sought after expert
commentator with leading media such as the Wall Street Journal,
Redbook, Psychology Today, Fox News, Today Show and Al Jazeera.
Her Forbes Courage Works column has been read by millions.


 


A passionate advocate for gender equality, Margie founded Global
Courage in 2010 to empower women to be braver leaders across all
sectors of society. She’s since been appointed by the Australian
government as the first Ambassador for Women in Global Business
and is a Women’s Economic Forum honoree. She’s also an Ambassador
for Beyond Blue committed to removing the stigma around mental
illness that amplifies suffering for those affected by it
(Margie’s family members among them.)


 


Gain access to Margie’s newest tools and resources by subscribing
to her blog at www.MargieWarrell.com.


 


Additional resources mentioned during the podcast: Byron Katie.
 


 


Margie, you are a blessing—Thank you for the work you do every
day!


 


Here’s to your greatness,


 


Misti Burmeister