Applying small town leadership principles to big companies and reclaiming who you've always been are the themes of this episode with guest, Natalie Siston.
Meet Natalie Siston, Founder Small Town Leadership Natalie’s career has taken her from Silicon Valley to the Fortune 100 and into entrepreneurship, but being raised in Republic, OH (population 600) is where she learned her greatest leadership lessons. She uses these lessons learned from small town living to help leaders and organizations create big success in the world.
In addition to being a 10-year 4H member and repeat State Fair champion in public speaking, Natalie is a two-time graduate of The Ohio State University and Professional Coach accredited through the International Coach Federation. She has 20+ years of experience coaching, developing leaders, and strengthening teams in the non-profit, higher education, and corporate sectors. She works with both 1:1 and small group coaching clients to help them be more connected – to themselves, their work, families and communities. Natalie is a frequent speaker at leadership, university and corporate events.
Let Her Out: Reclaim Who You Have Always Been is Natalie's first book. It's where life story meets life coaching.
Natalie resides in Dublin, Ohio with her husband, Rob, and two young daughters.
Get in touch with Natalie Book website: https://letherout.com
Coaching website: https://smalltownleadership.com
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On this episode, Stacey and Natalie talk about...
You have to do your own [inner] work before you can show up and help other people do their work. - Natalie Siston