Inner Fire with Lisa Wolfe

In this episode, Joe connects with Lisa Wolfe, a corporate veteran with 40 years of experience in the tech industry and author of the Amazon and Barnes & Noble bestseller, Inner Fire: Protecting Your Spirit from Corporate Burnout. Lisa shares her insights on navigating the fine line between high performance and burnout in today’s fast-paced corporate world.  The conversation delves into the importance of setting boundaries, recognizing early signs of burnout, and the concept of being a "spirit keeper" to maintain energy and resilience. Lisa also discusses the "be water" mindset—a philosophy she adopted early in her career to overcome obstacles and keep moving forward. Joe and Lisa explore the challenges of modern work culture, including the always-on mentality, the impact of mobile phones on focus, and the importance of building an identity outside of work. Lisa offers practical advice for both employees and leaders on how to prioritize health, manage stress, and create a sustainable work-life balance. Whether you're a corporate professional, a leader, or someone looking to protect your spirit from burnout, this episode is packed with valuable lessons and strategies to help you thrive in today’s demanding work environment.Tune in to hear Lisa Wolfe’s inspiring journey and learn how to keep your inner fire burning.LISA WOLFE, author of Inner Fire: Protecting Your Spirit From Corporate Burnout, has 40 years of corporate experience – spanning roles in advanced R&D, software engineering, product marketing, product management, and leadership at some of the world's leading tech corporations, including Hewlett-Packard and ServiceNow. Lisa is a passionate mentor and has focused on cutting-edge tech innovations throughout her career such as HP’s e-services which was cloud before cloud. During her time at ServiceNow she created and hosted Finding Water, a podcast on digital transformation and artificial intelligence and she was a Forbes contributor on AI Thought Leadership. Lisa is a wife, mom, dog-mom, artist, avid reader, and runner, and she has a bachelor’s degree in computer science from the University of California, San Diego.