Powerful Women Revealed

Karma Connects Wellness Center

Abington, MA

I had so much fun interviewing Kristi Santilli. She's a Professional Organizer that specializes in residential organizing. Her business, Organized! by Kristi, was born in 2016. She partners with her clients to help them declutter, get organized, and create systems within their homes that are easy for everyone to maintain. 

Kristi is a member of NAPO (the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals) and resides on the New England Chapter's Board. She is also a member of the SBO Partner Program. 

Kristi is passionate about organizing and is so happy that she's finally building her dream career. Her background is in healthcare and financial services, and she has done it all from executive assisting, event planning, business continuity management, project management, and information security. Throughout her career, organizing and helping people achieve the calm in their homes is what she's passionate about! 

Kristi lives in Taunton with her hubby and best friend, Dave, their son, Alex, and their cat and dog. She's very much a homebody and loves to have friends over. She enjoys cooking, traveling, reading, the beach, and loves Disney!

To start the conversation about getting organized, contact Kristi directly at 617-721-5566 

www.organizedbykristi.com

It was so great to interview Cathie Briggette, co-founder of Herself360 for a second time!

Cathie shared briefly that she was raised in Massachusetts and spent most of her career in Technology and Marketing and in 2017 after marching in the Women’s March on Washington it was her dream to combine her experience with technology and somehow support women, which she does now on a global media platform and digital magazine.

Cathie talks about the importance of creating a community where women can share their voices and stories to encompass, engage and support one another.

Herself360 was created because the co-founders felt there was a need for women to share their extraordinary stories.  The magazine is about love, faith, strength, and support.  It is about having each other’s back and sharing in the richness of our diversity, commonness, and uniqueness. 

Herself360 is reaching women where they are and continuing to put great stories out into the world. Herself360.com would like you to “Join the Circle”.  We are always looking for members, advertisers, and writers.

Cathie is also a mom, grandmother, sister, daughter, and wife. 

I couldn’t wait to interview Laurie O’Neil, Licensed Independent Social Worker and co-author of Graceful Woman Warrior: A Story of Mindfully Living in The Face of Dying. 

When Laurie shared how she didn’t even blink an eye when she promised to publish her dying niece's story, I was even more intrigued. 

Despite never having published a book, Laurie said that the reason it was an easy decision to make was that she knew this was her mission—to help others recognize the power of story in the healing process.

Having lost her own father at age eight, at a time when grief was not talked about, Laurie expressed her commitment to ensuring that other children are not alone in their grief. Grief is a universal condition, and one of the keys to managing our pain is through the sharing of our loss stories. This allows us to "hold" our grief stories instead of them "holding" us, opening us up to living our best life through loss. 

Continuing our discussion, Laurie shared that becoming an author inspired her to create Grace Lessons, a workshop that uses the powerful lessons in Graceful Woman Warrior to help others’ in their grief process.

For more information about Laurie’s speaking availabilities and her calendar of events, please visit http://www.GracefulWomanWarrior.com today.

I couldn’t wait to interview Laurie O’Neil, Licensed Independent Social Worker and co-author of Graceful Woman Warrior: A Story of Mindfully Living in The Face of Dying. 

When Laurie shared how she didn’t even blink an eye when she promised to publish her dying niece's story, I was even more intrigued. 

Despite never having published a book, Laurie said that the reason it was an easy decision to make was that she knew this was her mission—to help others recognize the power of story in the healing process.

Having lost her own father at age eight, at a time when grief was not talked about, Laurie expressed her commitment to ensuring that other children are not alone in their grief. Grief is a universal condition, and one of the keys to managing our pain is through the sharing of our loss stories. This allows us to "hold" our grief stories instead of them "holding" us, opening us up to living our best life through loss. 

Continuing our discussion, Laurie shared that becoming an author inspired her to create Grace Lessons, a workshop that uses the powerful lessons in Graceful Woman Warrior to help others’ in their grief process.

For more information about Laurie’s speaking availabilities and her calendar of events, please visit http://www.GracefulWomanWarrior.com today.