Nah! Who needs JOY? 🙃

Joy?  Let’s be honest, it’s not even in your top 10 things to do. You’ve got more important things to handle: the board meeting, the customer presentation, the imploding supply chain crisis (I mean shouldn’t we be done with this sh*& already?!), your boss wants to talk about the “thing”, the school called, and your in-laws want to have dinner…tonight!  😮🤯😳

I’m pretty sure there is a 4-letter expletive for it all. 🤭

So, how do we get out of the busyness and get some perspective that will help us get a handle on what we really want in our lives, what’s really important?  I can tell you what a few of my clients are dealing with:

• A major health crisis. (The kind that makes you realize you only get one body and it needs major TLC.)
• Infidelity.  (His, not hers. First time. Now what after 15 years of marriage and 2 children?)
• Getting fired.  (Happens to the best of us.)

Brene Brown says, nobody rides for free.  We’ve all got our stuff.  Even if it looks ‘perfect’ on the outside, it could be falling apart on the inside.

What about you? Are you falling apart on the inside? 

Holding it together with a glass of wine and a new pair of over-priced shoes that you think you can afford, but you’re not sure because you really haven’t taken the time to look at your finances thoroughly. (thoroughly as in, do you have enough for retirement? Are you properly planned? Are you out of debt?) Is this your strategy?  

No shame here.  I did that for years.

But, then I yearned for more.  I wanted a deeper sense of belonging and connection.  I wanted a sense of relief from the non-stop going and doing and being.  

I wanted permission to slow down.

**Want me to let you in on a secret?  It was in slowing down that I got really clear about what I wanted and what really mattered and that fueled me to eventually speed up.**

So, if that’s you, an overworked, proudly ambitious girl who is running and gunning and chasing all the titles and the accolades, but somewhere in the crevices of it all you’re tired and depleted, you just might need a little JOY and maybe permission to slow down.

Let my Ultimate Joy Guide help you: 61 Ways to Instantaneous JOY.  Start small, but start because this one is really fun! 🎉❤️💃

The world needs more JOY.  And, I know for certain that when women are full of joy, everyone in their orbit  – partners, children, friends, family, and coworkers – reaps the benefits.

Are you ready? 

Click here for your Ultimate Joy Guide: https://loripine.com/joy-guide

Glad to be doing it with you!

I am Lori Pine, the Joy CEO and I can teach you to be the Joy CEO of your life, too.  This way of living is available to anyone with an open mind and a willingness to grow.  

READY TO BECOME A JOYFUL EXECUTIVE? Let’s see if my 3-hour Joy Power Boost Session can help you unlock a troubling situation (problematic boss, marriage or child; situation that is keeping you up at night, or worse…something that has you crying yourself to sleep).  In a 15-minute consult, we will see if we can unlock some relief for you in this power packed session and give you a 30-day plan to keep you on track!  BOOK HERE for your free consult call.

Lori Pine, The Joy CEO

Lori Pine is an award winning Corporate Vice-President, team leader, and goal-getter who has worked with global powerhouse brands Anheuser-Busch, The Coca-Cola Company and Campbell’s Soup Company.  Now a Certified Executive Leadership Coach, Lori helps women executives establish healthy organizational practices with the goal of creating thriving professional and personal lives. Lori learned first hand the pressures of being a woman on the rise and all that comes with making it to the corner office.  Her friends and clients call her the trusted clarifier because she can see a problem clearly and identify a pathway with compassion and action steps.  When she’s not helping fabulous women find more joy, Lori is traveling the world, reading books, or soaking in her family and friends.  She lives in the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY with her husband, her 2 sons, and her 2 Golden Retrievers, Lucy and Annie.