# Lisa Lackey
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Elizabeth Lackey (born 2 March 1971), is an Australian actress. She lived in Orange, New South Wales, and attended Orange High School. She left and then she portrayed Janice Parkman on the NBC television series Heroes.
052 - Go Get It, Girl!
Go get it, girl! Four little words can cause so much anxiety if you're unsure how to get started, where to go, and what "it" is. But before you get caught up in the questions, I invite you to take a moment and breathe in lessons from our circles of strength.
I've witnessed that, as Black women, w…
053 - Retrieving The Lessons From Our Past To Move Forward with TiShaunda McPherson
The act of personal review is more thorough and rewarding when conducted in the company of other women. Our villages are our advocates, helping us uncover riches buried within our experiences. They shine a light on life moments that we may have forgotten––or willfully ignored.
My guest TiShaunda M…
054 - Morgan Russell Williams On Raising Our Parents With Grace
At first glance, the phrase “raising your parents” might provocate some folks — on both sides of that intergenerational exchange. My guest Morgan Russell Williams views it as a playful invitation to build more respectful, rewarding relationships throughout every stage of our lives.
Morgan, the se…
055 - Relationships, Triggers, and Repair with Dr. Katherine Helm
Let’s get real. Those socks on the floor that you and your partner continually argue over? Those socks aren’t the issue. So what’s underneath the resentment, the irritation, the emotion? My guest says if we want to strengthen our relationships, we must go inward before shifting our attention outwar…
246: How Your Authentic Self Changes With Time
As we journey through life, conflict and confrontation of the self is inevitable, but it is how we face these challenges that reveal our most authentic selves.
In this episode, Sarah Elkins and her guest Lisa Lackey discuss this idea, as well as what authenticity means to them and how it is someth…
057 - In My Grandmother’s Womb Before I Was
Mothers and daughters. As I grow older––moving through years that I previously only ever associated with my mother, casting off ages that will belong to my daughter soon enough––I think about the passage of time and return to the interconnectedness of this matrilineal relationship.
Whether the kin…
058 - Celebrating Women and Their Stories with Dr. Reverend Irene Taylor
Whenever women get together, we have an opportunity to share our stories. While the cadence of each narrative may differ wildly from our own, we recognize something familiar in the storyteller’s experience. That’s the rhythm of sisterhood. It calls us to bear witness to each other’s herstory and pr…
The Intimacy of Podcasting in an Economy of Attention with Helen King
Helen King is one of my favorite people I've ever worked with in a decade of podcasting.
This conversation is for you if you are:
a podcaster
someone with a cancer experience
a nonprofit leader
a creative individual thinking of creating storytelling media for your company, organization, or …
Resistance Doesn't Have To Be Loud To Make Changes with Lisa Lackey
How can you create or find intentional spaces to nurture hope and inspire collective action?
Welcoming executive resilience strategist and founder of Insideout Living, Lisa Lackey, to discuss the importance of community and the need to nourish oneself creatively as a form of resistance. We explor…
When High Ability Meets ADHD: Delayed Diagnosis and Midlife Transformation with Lisa Lackey
What happens when high ability and late-diagnosed ADHD intersect in midlife? In this episode, Diann Wingert sits down with licensed psychotherapist Lisa Lackey to explore the unique journey of a high-achieving business owner with ADHD receiving a diagnosis later in life. High intelligence often mas…
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