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We are grateful for our major sponsors of the Women’s Summit! The City of Flagstaff and Ellen Grace Marketing! Without your confidence in our event we could not have made it so great! Kicks off next week #linkinbio @discoverflagstaff @ellengracemarketing #thankyou #grateful #eventsponsor #leadershipat7000ft

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How frequently do you use hashtags in your posts?

How frequently do you use hashtags in your posts? Check out: #leadershipat7000ft We’ve been using that for the women’s leadership summit, and it’s super fun to look back at all the posts! And I couldn’t be more thrilled - it’s next week! And tomorrow, Wednesday, is the last day to register! (apologies for all of the exclamation points) Www.LancasterLeadership.com

This morning, at 8:35 AM, as the house was on Zoom

This morning, at 8:35 AM, as the house was on Zoom, our deafeningly loud smoke detector system went off. Because my daughter lit a candle. I only wish I would’ve been recording so I could play that part back.

Got time to read? Check out "Everything is Figureo

Got time to read? Check out "Everything is Figureoutable", by Marie Forleo, who is a self-proclaimed unshakeable optimist. And the book shares a philosophy of unrelentless optimism created to make the reader unstoppable! Intrigued? Read it today and tune into the lessons learned at the Women's Summit. #linkinbio #lancasterleadership #leadershipat7000ft #thrive #growth #leadership

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Empathy exercise. These things are tight and claus

Empathy exercise. These things are tight and claustrophobic making. Who knew!?

With the conference app, you can see the agenda, s

With the conference app, you can see the agenda, speaker bios, and more! Register for the Women's Summit today and get to know the app and all it's features! The Summit starts in just 2 weeks!
It is user friendly and we can't wait for you to get the most out of the conference! #registernow #linkinbio #lancasterleadership #leadershipat7000ft #womensconference

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Director of the Women’s Summit, Julie Lancaster,

Director of the Women’s Summit, Julie Lancaster, is committed to positive change in thriving leadership communities. The program is developed with results orientation, future focus, and positive advocacy for women leaders. ANYONE from ANYWHERE can attend! #linkinbio #registertoday #leadershipat7000ft #whatareyouwaitingfor #strongwomen #leadership #lancasterleadership #results #thrive

I don't repeat much. That is why I enjoy customizi

I don't repeat much.
That is why I enjoy customizing programs for clients and why I love discovering new hikes. I grew up in a family that was looking forward to the next movie or next vacation and spent little time reflecting, reminiscing, or looking backward. My coach has helped me see that my value of learning stems from the model my parents have provided. I have taken up that family trait, and it fuels my zest for life.
But for this last quarter, I've been focusing on "an inch wide and a mile deep". I have been spending time reflecting and doing deep dives looking backward.
Two activities have stood out as especially meaningful. Looking at, organizing, and sharing old photos and videos with the family. And re-reading books, which is something I've never done.
29 Gifts: How a Month of Giving Can Change Your Life is one of the books I re-read. I loved it the first and second time around. It's a story of a woman with MS who drastically improves the quality of her happiness through intentional giving.
I love to give but do it sporadically, so I would like to take 29 days starting on Sept. 1 to join the 29 Day Giving Challenge at http://www.29gifts.org/. If you want to join me, shoot me an email (julie@lancasterleadership.com) to let me know you are doing it too. I'd love to do it with you.

~ ETHICAL DILEMMA ~ My 15-year-old son and I were

~ ETHICAL DILEMMA ~

My 15-year-old son and I were recently walking on a crowded sidewalk. He stopped to pick up something that was in his path. A Gucci wallet. Thinking quickly, we pulled out the driver's license to see the photo to potentially identify the owner; it couldn't have been on the ground for more than 5 minutes. No luck. Then my son eyed the thick stack of bills. We decided to find a private place to look through the wallet and try to figure out what to do. There was $3,700, mostly in $100 bills. And $600 of gift cards to Macy's.
Oh s**t. This was no ordinary wallet. This felt like the biggest parenting ethical situation I had ever been in.
What would you have done?
We looked online, called a few dead-end phone numbers we found, and then talked at length about what the right thing to do was. Even skimming $100 from this stack would be taking money that wasn't ours.
We found nearby police, and he turned it in. This was one of the hardest things I've done, and I wasn't even the 15-year-old boy. And knowing that if the person didn't claim their wallet, the money would just get absorbed by the police made it extra hard. My eyes grew wide with what opportunity "free money" provides. But I know it was right. That night, my husband affirmed the choice by saying that modeling anything different to our son would have been dangerous.
But we did leave a note in the wallet with our phone number just in case the owner wanted to generously give a finders-fee.
For those of you who have sat in my Ethics & Values classes, you've heard the stories that I tell from my formative years, like when I took more Swedish Fish than I paid for and my mom made me put them back. Now, I can just hope, this will be a story that impacts my son's choices and values as he turns into a man.

Isn’t it time to learn more about building a cul

Isn’t it time to learn more about building a culture of trust? Effective leaders develop rapport with partners and clients by layering reliable interactions. In a session with Ivy Banks you’ll learn strategies to nurture an environment of trust in the workplace. Register today for the Women’s Summit! #leadershipat7000ft #trust #teambuilding #inclusion #womenleaders #workplaceculture #lancasterleadership @thetrubluivy

~ CULTIVATING LEADERSHIP BUSINESS AWARD ~ The las

~ CULTIVATING LEADERSHIP BUSINESS AWARD ~

The last five months have created great challenges for many organizations to meet their missions.

Mountain Line, Flagstaff’s public transit system, has continued to provide outstanding service to the community, all the while putting health and safety of the public and its employees as top priority while Getting You Where You Want To Go (their mission).
Over the last five years, Lancaster Leadership and Mountain Line have partnered to jettison the organization to operate at the top of its game. Coaching, Leadership Academies, all-staff trainings, targeted training, CEO recruitment, and leadership initiatives have supported Mountain Line to be a collaborative, solution-oriented, and innovative organization and leader in its community.

Doing work on Zoom has been incredible, but there

Doing work on Zoom has been incredible, but there is nothing like being in person.

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