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Micky Lazic
Transformational Strategist ensuring heart-centered, ambitious women ✨ find their voice & use it often ✨
Micky Kerwick, who now goes by Micky Lazic, is the founder of Elevate, a company focused on empowering women through leadership and communication strategies.12 With over a decade of experience, she specializes in transformational coaching aimed at helping women find and use their voice effectively.1
Professional Background
Micky has a diverse professional background that includes:
- Coaching
- Product development
- Community management
- Training
- Teaching
Her expertise lies in communication and confidence-building, earning her the nickname "Confidence Whisperer".3
Elevate
As the founder of Elevate, Micky's mission is to provide women with the tools and strategies they need to succeed in their professional lives. Her company offers:
- Leadership development programs
- Communication skills training
- Transformational coaching services
Online Presence
Micky maintains an active online presence:
- LinkedIn: Her profile can be found under the username micky-kerwick-18020624, though she now uses the name Micky Lazic on the platform.1
- She has partnered with organizations like BossmakeHer to expand her reach and impact in empowering women in the business world.3
Micky Lazic (formerly Kerwick) is recognized as a communication expert and bespoke trainer, dedicated to helping women elevate their professional lives through improved communication skills and increased confidence.3
Highlights
Brené Brown fans (and Charleston locals)!
Oct 1st - 3rd, my lovely friend Stacey Bailey will be co-facilitating a Dare to Lead training - one of the last of its kind if you heard about the partnership with BetterUp, so don't sit on this opportunity ;)
Three days of learning in a beautiful space with lunch provided. See you there!
If you're on my newsletter, you got the full details of this story, but for those who didn't - here is the TLDR version:
On a recent trip to Buffalo, I was verbally accosted for a good 3 minutes by a dude who didn't like my driving - and it made me reflect on a few things:
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This guy had already decided how he wanted things to play out. He had already decided who I was to him - the rest went exactly as he hoped. To make it work, he had to stand in the ROAD, but his plan came to fruition. (For context: I was pulling onto a major road and covering the sidewalk. He stepped in front of the car right as I was about to go.)
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People’s judgments, perceptions, words, and, ultimately, their decisions have nothing to do with you and everything to do with what they value or believe - and their beliefs were solidified long before you came along. I know nothing about this man or his circumstances, but I do know based on the colorful language he used that he held a very demeaning view of me and chose to use an unfavorable filter - and that in no way did I cause any of that.
3. Angry, self-righteous, judgmental, belittling, and - let’s face it - immature people have always existed. Always. My personal belief is there aren’t markedly more or less of them now than years prior despite what the political climate of these past few years might have us believe. To get a little Star Wars-y, we are always dancing in the balance of “good” and “evil” - one can not exist without the other. This helps me live in a more neutral state and choose wisely what I seek out in the world.
4. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, what’s going on around you doesn’t necessitate what is going on within you. Especially as women, we take too much responsibility for people’s judgments of us. Our job is to leave it right where it is - in my case, on a sidewalk in the middle of Buffalo - and to choose my peace and self-trust over and over again despite someone else’s misguided perception.
So to those of you on a lifelong journey to claim your inner truth, I see you. Stay the course 💫
