“How long will it take to be successful?”
“Don’t you think you should…”
“When does this whole thing get easier?”
“So you… don’t know what you’re doing?”
Existential questions that plague our everyday, especially as multicultural, hyphenated-folx who are between belonging and carving our own paths.
I’m lost, so what? podcast shares bi-weekly episodes to explore the nuance and gray areas of life, culture, identity, work, and simply existing.
Join me, Cassandra Le, Speaker, Writer, and Founder of The Quirky Pineapple Studio, and our multicultural, global community, for sassy conversations around belonging, relationships, self-love, business, and kinda knowing what you’re doing but questioning everything you’re doing.
I’m lost, so what? is for folx who feel lost in their careers, identities, and dare we say... life. Who want to define their own path and rules. These conversations alongside multicultural guests and experts probably won’t give you answers, but hopefully, share new perspectives to decide on your own.
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“How long will it take to be successful?”
“Don’t you think you should…”
“When does this whole thing get easier?”
“So you… don’t know what you’re doing?”
Existential questions that plague our everyday, especially as multicultural, hyphenated-folx who are between belonging and carving our own paths.
I’m lost, so what? podcast shares bi-weekly episodes to explore the nuance and gray areas of life, culture, identity, work, and simply existing.
Join me, Cassandra Le, Speaker, Writer, and Founder of The Quirky Pineapple Studio, and our multicultural, global community, for sassy conversations around belonging, relationships, self-love, business, and kinda knowing what you’re doing but questioning everything you’re doing.
I’m lost, so what? is for folx who feel lost in their careers, identities, and dare we say... life. Who want to define their own path and rules. These conversations alongside multicultural guests and experts probably won’t give you answers, but hopefully, share new perspectives to decide on your own.
P.S Want exclusive access to more personal musings from me and our guests? We’d love to have you join the conversation - head to the show notes to sign up for the “Doing Good” newsletter.
La’Kita Williams: Challenging Our Current Ideas of Leadership & Work
I’m lost, so what?
52 minutes 9 seconds
1 year ago
La’Kita Williams: Challenging Our Current Ideas of Leadership & Work
What if you could do more impactful work? ✨
In Season 2, Episode 8 of I’m Lost, So What?, Cassandra is joined by long-term client, La’Kita Williams, for an honest conversation around work, leadership, and the realities of running a business with a chronic illness.
If you’ve been looking for inspiration to take the next step in any area of your life - this conversation is a lil’ dose of what it can look like to challenge our current situation to create something better for ourselves.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Why leadership development can benefit everyone
Systems you can implement in your life to prioritize your well-being
La’Kita’s story on running a business with Multiple Sclerosis
La'Kita Williams (she/her), Founder, Culture Strategist, Executive Coach
La’Kita Williams is the founder of CoCreate Work. She has over 18 years of diverse experience ranging from corporate sales and training to talent management and organizational development. She specializes in taking a systems approach and works to connect systemic efforts to the individual outcomes at each level of the organization.
As a certified professional coach and trained Master’s level Social Worker, she has worked with small businesses, organizations, founders, and CEOs to strategically plan and design company culture, lead change, and enhance team experience. La’Kita has been quoted in the New York Times and published in Harvard Business Review.
Connect with La’Kita M. Williams elsewhere:
La’Kita’s LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/lakitafwilliams/
La’Kita’s Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lakitamwilliams/
CoCreate Work’s Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/cocreatework
CoCreate Work’s Website - https://cocreatework.com/
CoCreate Work’s article on Harvard Business Review - https://hbr.org/2023/11/to-put-your-company-values-into-action-create-working-agreements
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Cassandra’s Personal Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/cassandratle/
The Quirky Pineapple Studio Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thequirkypineapplestudio/
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Subscribe to Cassandra’s YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvIE9KYuAQD39SCkKwKh4ow
I’m lost, so what?
“How long will it take to be successful?”
“Don’t you think you should…”
“When does this whole thing get easier?”
“So you… don’t know what you’re doing?”
Existential questions that plague our everyday, especially as multicultural, hyphenated-folx who are between belonging and carving our own paths.
I’m lost, so what? podcast shares bi-weekly episodes to explore the nuance and gray areas of life, culture, identity, work, and simply existing.
Join me, Cassandra Le, Speaker, Writer, and Founder of The Quirky Pineapple Studio, and our multicultural, global community, for sassy conversations around belonging, relationships, self-love, business, and kinda knowing what you’re doing but questioning everything you’re doing.
I’m lost, so what? is for folx who feel lost in their careers, identities, and dare we say... life. Who want to define their own path and rules. These conversations alongside multicultural guests and experts probably won’t give you answers, but hopefully, share new perspectives to decide on your own.
P.S Want exclusive access to more personal musings from me and our guests? We’d love to have you join the conversation - head to the show notes to sign up for the “Doing Good” newsletter.
