Some messages belong in a room.

Get bitter, or get better is one of them.

Lindsey Lorette speaking
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Lindsey Lorette presenting at an AT&T Authorized Retail leadership convention, beside a slide of store vision boards

Presentations and workshops with purpose

From keynote presentations to hands-on workshops, every session is shaped for the audience in front of it, weaving story with real interaction so people walk out seeing their own lives through a new lens. The work took its first corporate stage at an AT&T Authorized Retail leadership convention, where executives invited Lindsey to teach vision boards and finding your why. She is available to book for conferences, team events, workshops, and for retreat hosts looking for a speaker their guests won't forget.

Get Bitter, or Get Better.

What the room walks out with

Every booking is shaped with you, for your audience and your occasion. The signature presentation, Get Bitter, or Get Better, walks your audience through the choice itself: pain is universal but bitterness is optional, the one-thing gratitude tool for the worst days, and the lens shift as a daily practice. Hands-on workshops are also available. Past sessions include a vision board workshop that takes a group from why vision boards work to crafting their own and naming real goals, and a love languages workshop on how they show up in the workplace, helping teams feel supported, recognized, and seen in their working relationships. Every format is interactive, story-driven, and built so your audience leaves with something they can use the next morning.

Where this work has already delivered.

  • AT&T Authorized Retail leadership convention. Executives invited Lindsey to present to Florida managers and executives. An interactive session on vision boards, what's your why, and building a why board.
  • Starbucks leadership presentation. Love languages and how they show up in the workplace: how people feel supported, recognized, and seen in their working relationships.
  • Starbucks district vision board workshop. A presentation on what vision boards are and why they work, followed by a hands-on session where an entire district of store managers crafted their boards and named their goals.
  • Ten years in corporate leadership. With a bachelor's in organizational leadership from Arizona State University, summa cum laude.
  • Author of The Divine Gratitude Journal. On sale since September 2023.
  • Certified life coach. Certification completed and on file.
  • Founder of The Divine Gratitude Collective. Where the work gets practised daily, not just heard once.

Stories from the people who did the work.

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Get bitter, or get better. Your choice starts here.