# Liz Murray
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Elizabeth Murray (born (1980-09-23)September 23, 1980) is an American inspirational speaker who is notable for having been accepted by Harvard University despite being homeless in her high school years. She is a 2011 recipient of the Alex Awards.
== Early Life ==
She was born in the Bronx, New York, on September 23, 1980, to poor and drug-addicted parents, both of whom would later contract HIV. She became homeless just after she turned 15, when her mother died of AIDS in 1996, and her father moved to a homeless shelter.
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Dr Liz X Sapphia Cousins
Dr Liz X Sapphia Cousins
This second episode of the new podcast by Dr Liz Murray features special guest Sapphia Cousins. Sapphia is an incredible 'Endo warrior' and advocate, trying to raise awareness of the condition and campaign for better support for women with endometriosis. Sapphia shares h…
Rescuing instead of empowering
Edge of Possibilities | Liz Murray | Drivers and Defaults
Reading time, 2 minutes
Rescuing instead of empowering
I used to think being available for every problem was the job. Turns out I wasn't lightening anyone's load, I was just carrying it for them instead of teaching them to carry it themse…
Why you keep repeating the same leadership habit"
Edge of Possibilities | Liz Murray | Leading the Team
Reading time, 4 minutes
Why you keep repeating the same leadership habit
"I know I'm doing it, it's just what I always do." I hear that from experienced leaders all the time, smart people who've read all the books and can name their habit per…
Hutchinson News - October 7, 2026
Hutchinson City Councilmember Greg Fast resigns from Southwest District position, citing personal reasons; Bestselling author and inspirational speaker Liz Murray will conclude the 2026 Dillon Lecture Series on October 13th at the Hutchinson Sports Arena.
Why the same conversation keeps coming back
Edge of Possibilities | Liz Murray | Leading the Team
Reading time, 4 minutes
Why the same conversation keeps coming back
"I've already told them." I hear that from leaders all the time, and what I'd love to know is what they asked. In this episode I share two stories about the conversation that…
Using ChatGPT for leadership advice: what it misses
Edge of Possibilities | Liz Murray | The Inner Leader
Reading time, 4 minutes
Using ChatGPT for leadership advice: what it misses
I asked ChatGPT how to handle a tricky conversation with someone in my team, and the advice was helpful. But it never asked me a single question about me, and if I di…
Leadership blind spots often sit inside your biggest strength.
Edge of Possibilities | Liz Murray | The Inner Leader
Reading time, 4 minutes
Leadership blind spots: when your strength becomes the gap
Seeing the big picture is one of my biggest strengths as a leader, and it's also been one of my biggest blind spots. In this episode I share the story of a …
How to balance results and people as a leader
Edge of Possibilities | Liz Murray | Exceptional Leadership
Reading time, 4 minutes
How to balance results and people as a leader
The numbers look good, so why does your team look like they hate you? A lot of us were taught we have to choose between pushing for results and looking after our peop…
Leadership burnout: when caring turns into carrying
Edge of Possibilities | Liz Murray | Exceptional Leadership
Reading time, 4 minutes
Leadership burnout: when caring turns into carrying
I used to dream about work every night, and the strange part is I thought I was doing a great job. My team was happy, and I was the one in the background runnin…
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