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You don’t have to be the loudest in the room to get noticed. But if that’s true, how do you get noticed without being a bulldozer, a bully or brag-prone?! Your boss is busy. Your team is busy. How can you lead with confidence and improve your professional presence in a busy workplace. Lorraine Lee is here to show is exactly how to be seen and heard in the right ways, at the right times, by the right people. She’s joining us to share how to make a strong impression, show you’re ready to be trusted with bigger opportunities, and advocate for yourself without feeling awkward. Whether you’re an introvert ready to stand out, a new manager finding your groove, or a seasoned pro leveling up your presence, your future self will thank you for tuning in.
If there’s something we should definitely discuss shoot me an email me before we meet (hello@kimkaupe.com).
A cup of something warm and any questions you might have!
Questions about how to get noticed without speaking over others
Easy-to-implement changes to your professional presence that will make you stand out in a crowded field.
The average person checks their phone 344 times per day which is about every four minutes that you’re awake. Our world has been designed to pull our attention away with pings, likes and ads pulling us away from our current task. It’s no wonder staying focused at work feels impossible in this world. Dr. Emily Anhalt has studied focus and attention for over 10 years. She knows what works, what doesn’t and ways to trick your brain into thinking paying attention is actually fun (not just required). Join us as we talk through how to identify what our attention styles are, ways to play into our natural instincts, and how to help those around us pay better attention. Instead of feeling ashamed of our lack of focus let’s talk openly about what’s working and copy each other’s homework.
If there’s something we should definitely discuss shoot me an email me before we meet (hello@kimkaupe.com).
A cup of coffee and a friend to hold you accountable.
Questions about how to support others as a leader.
Tips for setting up your work space in a way that helps you stay focused.
Communicating as a leader requires awareness, alignment, and authenticity. This week we’re diving into what that actually means and how to put it into practice. Melanie Whitney helps high performers master their voice so they can show up with clarity, confidence, and connection. She’ll share how mindfulness isn’t just a wellness buzzword—it’s a leadership advantage. If you're feeling stretched thin or stuck in reactive mode this conversation is for you. You’ll walk away with practical ways to manage emotions, communicate with intention, and build the kind of presence that earns trust—and opens doors.
If there’s something we should definitely discuss shoot me an email me before we meet (hello@kimkaupe.com).
A cup of something warm and any questions!
Questions on drawing healthy boundaries without sounding rude.
No‑fluff guidance to have difficult conversations and stronger relationships