Life With LW Lauren Walsh

After opening up about my battle with mental health, I also shared my road to recovery and soul searching journey that I am now calling my Secret Sabbatical. This was a very intentional time in my life where I slowed things down, got very specific on my priorities, zeroed in on my mission and values, and went all in on filling up my cup. I have now turned this exact experience into a 5 part process called the Secret Sabbatical Method.

This week I am revealing Step #1 of the SSM called "The Breaking and the Awakening". Tune in to learn more.

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In each episode of Life With LW, mompreneur, wife and girl boss Lauren Walsh shares her insights on all things life, career, and the perfect imbalance (yes, you read that right) between all of it. Lauren's vulnerability, authenticity, and secrets to success are sure to inspire you to finally go all in and chase after a life you've always dreamed of.

CONNECT WITH LAUREN:
Instagram: @lifewithlw + @lwbranding
Email: Lauren@lwbranding.com
Websites: www.lauren-walsh.com + www.lwbranding.com
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ABOUT LAUREN WALSH:
With 10 years of experience in the world of brand strategy and sports, Lauren has worked with a wide array of internationally known entrepreneurs, doctors, and thought leaders, as well as NFL, NBA, and MLB clients ranging from first round draft picks to hall of famers, Super Bowl Champs, and All-Stars. She has negotiated deals with some of the top brands and handled intense crisis management for high profile NFL players. She has been called the Olivia Pope for athletes for her insane ability to find solutions, not problems (also her motto). Lauren built her company on a strong foundation, placing a large focus on values, faith, and positivity. She also has a passion for giving back, sharing an interest in each of her client's philanthropic endeavors, while also volunteering to mentor student athletes and emerging female entrepreneurs.
Featured in: Associated Press, MSN, CNBC, HLN, Fox Sports, Huffington Post, Front Office Sports, and Chicago Tribune. ​

I am feeling more enlightened than ever as I come off of my six month secret sabbatical.

Yes, you read that right, I said secret sabbatical. It was a six month journey of healing, soul searching, tears, growth, and time - taking time to be fully present. It was one of the most influential experiences of my entire life. And for the first time ever, I am sharing what my secret sabbatical entailed, as well as my intense, heart-wrenching mental health journey that took me there.

Listen in as I bare my soul and share it all in an effort to use my experience to enlighten and empower anyone else who needs this.
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In each episode of Life With LW, mompreneur, wife and girl boss Lauren Walsh shares her insights on all things life, career, and the perfect imbalance (yes, you read that right) between all of it. Lauren's vulnerability, authenticity, and secrets to success are sure to inspire you to finally go all in and chase after a life you've always dreamed of.

CONNECT WITH LAUREN:
Instagram: @lifewithlw + @lwbranding
Email: Lauren@lwbranding.com
Websites: www.lauren-walsh.com + www.lwbranding.com
DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE + SHARE WITH FRIENDS
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ABOUT LAUREN WALSH:
With 10 years of experience in the world of brand strategy and sports, Lauren has worked with a wide array of internationally known entrepreneurs, doctors, and thought leaders, as well as NFL, NBA, and MLB clients ranging from first round draft picks to hall of famers, Super Bowl Champs, and All-Stars. She has negotiated deals with some of the top brands and handled intense crisis management for high profile NFL players. She has been called the Olivia Pope for athletes for her insane ability to find solutions, not problems (also her motto). Lauren built her company on a strong foundation, placing a large focus on values, faith, and positivity. She also has a passion for giving back, sharing an interest in each of her client's philanthropic endeavors, while also volunteering to mentor student athletes and emerging female entrepreneurs.
Featured in: Associated Press, MSN, CNBC, HLN, Fox Sports, Huffington Post, Front Office Sports, and Chicago Tribune. ​

What does success mean to you?

Despite the fact that society has tried to tell us that it's a job title, amount of money in our bank account, or status, the reality is that success is completely different for everyone. And it's extremely important for each of us to take a step back and be able to clearly define what it is for us.

Listen in this week as I share a recent revelation along with my answer to this question.
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In each episode of Life With LW, mompreneur, wife and girl boss Lauren Walsh shares her insights on all things life, career, and the perfect imbalance (yes, you read that right) between all of it. Lauren's vulnerability, authenticity, and secrets to success are sure to inspire you to finally go all in and chase after a life you've always dreamed of.

CONNECT WITH LAUREN:
Instagram: @laurenewalsh + @lwbranding
Email: Lauren@lwbranding.com
Websites: www.lauren-walsh.com + www.lwbranding.com
DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE + SHARE WITH FRIENDS
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ABOUT LAUREN WALSH:
With 10 years of experience in the world of brand strategy and sports, Lauren has worked with a wide array of internationally known entrepreneurs, doctors, and thought leaders, as well as NFL, NBA, and MLB clients ranging from first round draft picks to hall of famers, Super Bowl Champs, and All-Stars. She has negotiated deals with some of the top brands and handled intense crisis management for high profile NFL players. She has been called the Olivia Pope for athletes for her insane ability to find solutions, not problems (also her motto). Lauren built her company on a strong foundation, placing a large focus on values, faith, and positivity. She also has a passion for giving back, sharing an interest in each of her client's philanthropic endeavors, while also volunteering to mentor student athletes and emerging female entrepreneurs.
Featured in: Associated Press, MSN, CNBC, HLN, Fox Sports, Huffington Post, Front Office Sports, and Chicago Tribune. ​

Hello, 2021! The podcast is officially back!

This year I decided to be extra intentional with how I rang in the new year. And no, I am not talking about what I did when the clock struck midnight, because in all honesty, I was passed out by 11pm. I am talking about the process that I went through to ensure that I adequately closed the door on 2020 and then intentionally walked forward into 2021.

The process started weeks ago with figurative and literal detox sessions ranging from green tea baths and ginger tea to burning letters in my backyard. I also took the time to plan ahead in every single area of my life. And this week on the podcast, I am taking you through the entire process while also sharing my NUMBER ONE thing that you need to work on in order to make your New Year's Resolutions stick. If you're looking to make real, lasting change this year, you're going to want to tune in.

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In each episode of Life With LW, mompreneur, wife and girl boss Lauren Walsh shares her insights on all things life, career, and the perfect imbalance (yes, you read that right) between all of it. Lauren's vulnerability, authenticity, and secrets to success are sure to inspire you to finally go all in and chase after a life you've always dreamed of.

CONNECT WITH LAUREN:
Instagram: @laurenewalsh + @lwbranding
Email: Lauren@lwbranding.com
Websites: www.lauren-walsh.com + www.lwbranding.com
DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE + SHARE WITH FRIENDS
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ABOUT LAUREN WALSH:
With 10 years of experience in the world of brand strategy and sports, Lauren has worked with a wide array of internationally known entrepreneurs, doctors, and thought leaders, as well as NFL, NBA, and MLB clients ranging from first round draft picks to hall of famers, Super Bowl Champs, and All-Stars. She has negotiated deals with some of the top brands and handled intense crisis management for high profile NFL players. She has been called the Olivia Pope for athletes for her insane ability to find solutions, not problems (also her motto). Lauren built her company on a strong foundation, placing a large focus on values, faith, and positivity. She also has a passion for giving back, sharing an interest in each of her client's philanthropic endeavors, while also volunteering to mentor student athletes and emerging female entrepreneurs.
Featured in: Associated Press, MSN, CNBC, HLN, Fox Sports, Huffington Post, Front Office Sports, and Chicago Tribune. ​

It’s no question that it’s a tough time in our country. We all know it. We’ve all been affected by it in some way or another. And as hard as it is, as tired as some of us are, it’s a blessing. Because people are waking up. Not everyone. But some. For me, part of this awakening has been two fold: 1. The pandemic has forced me out of my comfort zone and into a place that required massive innovation. 2. It’s stretched me to want to be a part of the change that has been necessary for a long time.

You’re probably wondering where the title of this episode came in. And it was a question that was posed to me last week during a deep conversation about racial injustice. For those who don’t know. I launched an e-course right about the time that George Floyd was killed and as I watched people post their black squares, share their quotes, and seek out organizations to donate to, I felt called to be a part of the change. So as I went back and forth on whether to go forward with the start date, or to postpone it a week or two… I prayed long and hard. And committed to moving forward with what felt right. And as the last spot in the course was filled, without any additional posts on social, I decided to move forward, but with an added later. So we ordered the books White Fragility and Code of the Streets for every member of the course and implemented a weekly conversation, to be led by black women, on the basis of racial injustice. No question or topic was off the table. We encouraged the women to ask the hard questions. We encouraged our black leaders to call us out when our questions or comments could be viewed as racist. And we committed to taking what we learned from each conversation and sharing it with at least one person outside the group.

I just wrapped up my second course and that same discussion about race, systemic racism, and injustice happened every single week. And last week, while we shared opinions of what was happening in Wisconsin, across the country, and in the NBA, one of the women posed a question to me, and asked how I will feel about all of this if our son, who is just weeks away from being born, comes out with dark skin - and therefore could very much be any of these black men who in some way or another died for the color of their skin…

Tune in as I share my response, along with my thoughts on how I truly wish that we would all take responsibility to be the change that we wish, and need, to see in the world.
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In each episode of Life With LW, mompreneur, wife and girl boss Lauren Walsh shares her insights on all things life, career, and the perfect imbalance (yes, you read that right) between all of it. Lauren's vulnerability, authenticity, and secrets to success are sure to inspire you to finally go all in and chase after a life you've always dreamed of.

CONNECT WITH LAUREN:
Instagram: @laurenewalsh + @lwbranding
Email: Lauren@lwbranding.com
Websites: www.lauren-walsh.com + www.lwbranding.com
DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE + SHARE WITH FRIENDS
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ABOUT LAUREN WALSH:
With 10 years of experience in the world of brand strategy and sports, Lauren has worked with a wide array of internationally known entrepreneurs, doctors, and thought leaders, as well as NFL, NBA, and MLB clients ranging from first round draft picks to hall of famers, Super Bowl Champs, and All-Stars. She has negotiated deals with some of the top brands and handled intense crisis management for high profile NFL players. She has been called the Olivia Pope for athletes for her insane ability to find solutions, not problems (also her motto). Lauren built her company on a strong foundation, placing a large focus on values, faith, and positivity. She also has a passion for giving back, sharing an interest in each of her client's philanthropic endeavors, while also volunteering to mentor student athletes and emerging female entrepreneurs.
Featured in: Associated Press, MSN, CNBC, HLN, Fox Sports, Huffington Post, Front Office Sports, and

The life of an entrepreneur is anything but easy. However, for some reason, it seems like all that everyone wants to talk about is the success and final outcome, leaving most with a skewed idea of what this type of life is really like. It's also one of the reasons that most first time entrepreneurs have to figure things out the hard way.

In this episode, Lauren talks with Daniel Hennes, CEO of Engage to dig into all of the realities of life as an entrepreneur, including the struggles, the personal growth, and everything in between. Lauren and Daniel also discuss their own habits and perspectives that have aided in their success, along with their personal growth and development.

ABOUT ENGAGE: Engage is an online platform that digitizes the process of booking talent for anything they enjoy doing and helps talent create and execute unique pop up events and sweepstakes.

Check out www.letsengage.com
Connect with Daniel on LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-hennes-b84b59132/
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In each episode of Life With LW, mompreneur, wife and girl boss Lauren Walsh shares her insights on all things life, career, and the perfect imbalance (yes, you read that right) between all of it. Lauren's vulnerability, authenticity, and secrets to success are sure to inspire you to finally go all in and chase after a life you've always dreamed of.

CONNECT WITH LAUREN:
Instagram: @laurenewalsh + @lwbranding
Email: Lauren@lwbranding.com
Websites: www.lauren-walsh.com + www.lwbranding.com

DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE + SHARE WITH FRIENDS
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ABOUT LAUREN WALSH:
With 10 years of experience in the world of brand strategy and sports, Lauren has worked with a wide array of internationally known entrepreneurs, doctors, and thought leaders, as well as NFL, NBA, and MLB clients ranging from first round draft picks to hall of famers, Super Bowl Champs, and All-Stars. She has negotiated deals with some of the top brands and handled intense crisis management for high profile NFL players. She has been called the Olivia Pope for athletes for her insane ability to find solutions, not problems (also her motto). Lauren built her company on a strong foundation, placing a large focus on values, faith, and positivity. She also has a passion for giving back, sharing an interest in each of her client's philanthropic endeavors, while also volunteering to mentor student athletes and emerging female entrepreneurs.

Featured in: Associated Press, MSN, CNBC, HLN, Fox Sports, Huffington Post, Front Office Sports, and Chicago Tribune. ​