I speak & consult leaders about how to infuse their work culture with human connection to improve employee morale and retention.The content I share is based on research by Oracle, Stanford Medical, and my own life experience of having a leader change the trajectory of my life.Keynotes and Workshops:1. The Connected Leader (Keynote): The idea that prestige is what people want most from a job is outdated. The priority has become what they need, which is a positive work culture where they feel seen, appreciated, and trusted. How do we become the kind of leader that can foster this kind of authenticity? Targeting specific skills that foster connection. Creating trust by modeling how to be a genuine team player. Understanding what matters most to our people. The result? We expect innovative ideas and top performance to be at an all-time high as our people thrive in a workplace where they know they belong.2. What AI Can't Replace (Keynote)3. I See You (Workshop): What does the history of television have to do with how we treat the people around us? Take a deep dive into the skill of high-definition thinking in this interactive and engaging hour of connection with your team.

At Relevant Speaker, I coach our students alongside our two founders, Ty Bennett and Donney Salazar. Our whole goal is to help you be a speaker that is in demand, getting booked consistently for engagements & making an impact.

Julie Lee is the author of 'I See You; How Compassion and Connection Save Lives' and the children’s book, 'Broccolipunzle; A Girl with Extraordinary Hair.'

Jump headfirst into the world of ADHD with Tony Overbay, licensed marriage and family therapist, and Julie Lee, keynote speaker and author in the unprecedented podcast Love, ADHD. These co-hosts are two for two. They’re two friends, two decades apart, and both were diagnosed with ADHD as adults. With Tony’s clinical expertise in the field of mental health and Julie’s work cultivating human connection within communities, they take listeners on a journey that fuses humor, insight, and raw honesty. Love, ADHD is a celebration of ADHD's brighter side, proving that sometimes unforeseen paths lead to the best destinations.

On this podcast, we advocate that compassion and connection save lives.