Lisa Sander

So I don't know if I'll ever say that I'm at my, if I'm at my most fit I've ever been.

And I, and I deal with asthma too.

And the strength that came over me and the empowerment, when I got to that top of that mountain, I looked down and I'm like, if I can do this, I can do anything.

Just like when I became a nurse, I said, if I can get through this schooling, I can do anything.

And the mountain showed me so much clarity.

When I got back to work after that, I feel as though I became a better leader.

I had tough conversations, which I had to with patients' families and patients and nurses more than usual.

I was able to lead with less fear.

I was able to be my authentic self.

I was able to make a choice, fortunately, unfortunately, to get a divorce.

I was doing the same pattern in life and working and protecting and providing my family.

And I'm like, what am I doing this all for?

And then I've made some drastic changes.

And now I look where I'm at.

I can't tell you how many places I've traveled.

And I just had my first speaking moment in front of about 45 women in Utah at the HER.

It's called the HER conference.

And it felt so good.

And I've been coaching women now.

And my life is amazing.