Why Saturday Says...
Saturday Say aims to gently guide you to reconnect to the light that lives within. Whether revisiting, refreshing, rewriting, or simply reveling in its wonder, we all deserve to celebrate the extraordinary gifts we bring to the global collective. WhiThis journey is precious, and Saturday Says invites you to take a moment and rediscover yourself. It's time to let the best of you shine.
About the author
Born with an entrepreneurial spirit and a storyteller's heart, Kelly has spent the last 25 years using her creative talents as a marketing executive, a coach, and an author. While creating sustainable brands continues to be a passion, as her career emerged, so has her voice, and she’s made it her mission to help others find theirs. She believes that quest to discover who we are is universal, and every person’s unique story is an integral part of the tapestry that makes up this extraordinary world.
My Book: Right Brain Girl Left Brain World
Right Brain Girl Left Brain World, was born from that experience, as was my authentic voice as a woman, a leader, a coach, and a writer.
How did I, a small-town girl who spent her teenage days steeped in the words of Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Robert Frost, end up with a 25-year career working in the1’s and 0’s, logically stimulated, fiscally fortified world of Silicon Valley? A dat-driven world that typically deems people like me as artsy and pleasantly daft on a good day and downright inconsequential on others.
I wish I could say my successful career was a brilliantly pre-conceived “Lean In” strategy to outsmart the limitations, but, it was blissful ignorance that fueled my success. I just didn’t know, until I did.
My memoir Right Brain Girl Left Brain World, describes how I found a new way to equalize a male-dominated industry’s lopsided power structure. As I maneuvered through the left-brained collective and played by their rules, it left me playing small. Ironically, the road that asked me to quietly assimilate is the path that led me back to my authentic self, honoring all that I am and mobilizing my strengths as a woman.
I hope my story will reaffirm for other women that their experience, intelligence, (both rational and emotional), collaborative nature, innate drive, powerful intuition, and unique brand of leadership are needed. In fact, they are desperately required to balance the equilibrium that has been far too absent tin today’s technology world.