Lead with Peace Austin: Trust yourself for effective leadership

For too long we've believed that success demands cutthroat strategies. But now, more of us are awakening to the truth: this approach creates burnout and unnecessary social inequalities. It leaves sincere and creative leaders struggling to keep up, produce results, and truly connect with their teams.

But there is an alternative—leading from a place of unshakeable inner peace.

Inner peace is not static or passive; it is abundantly available and it actually creates the dynamic and powerful presence successful leaders embody.

But how? And can peace actually produce results?

The short answer is: Hell yes!

Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting as a leader, join us in a transformative workshop to learn the 4 Steps to Inner Peace and how to put them into practice. Led by a meditation expert with over 25 years of experience, the workshop will also include secular guided meditations to help you feel inner peace.

This workshop is ideal if:

• You're want to go from perpetual stress to ease and delight
• You want to make decisions rooted in peace, not fear
• You're a student or recent grad who aspires to become a peaceful, impactful leader
• You define yourself as a leader and want more peace in your life, eg educators and independent artists are welcome in this workshop too!

When we choose to prioritize peace, we pave the way to inner ease and a success that is more than personal. By putting inner peace first, you lead the way for others to live in and enjoy a more equitable, creative, and caring society. So...

Are you ready to embark on this journey?

Join us in this live online event to learn how to unlock the transformative potential of inner peace in leadership.

This workshop is created and facilitated by Juniper McKelvie. Juniper was born and raised in Steamboat Springs, and she is now a writer, actor, and freelance nun hell bent on teaching the tools for inner peace.

She combines her creativity, actor training, and her 25 years of experience in a varity of meditaiton techniques to offer a fresh perspective on peace. She spent over a year in a non-denominational monastery before writing and producing over 100 guided meditations for the Lumosity app. Her stage play, This Too Could Be Love, has been a semi-finalist in three nationwide competitions and her short plays have been staged in several US states. She has acted in lead and supporting roles on stage and in short films.

She is currently developing the Pause for Peace podcast and membership program.

You can learn more about Juniper at her website: junimck.com

Host or Publisher Juniper McKelvie