Diana Lee:
Rewriting My Inner Script
In the wake of personal upheaval, Diana stumbled into a process of reflection that transformed her mindset. What she discovered reshaped not only how she saw herself but how she does business and builds relationships.
Bio
Diana Lee is a dynamic strategist, speaker, and AI advocate who empowers individuals and organizations to leverage artificial intelligence to achieve clarity, strategic confidence, and meaningful impact. With her intuitive yet practical approach, Diana transforms complexity into simplicity, guiding audiences toward actionable insights and streamlined solutions.
As a resilient entrepreneur, devoted mom, and passionate community advocate, Diana’s personal journey from adversity to empowerment resonates deeply. She inspires audiences to align authentically with their purpose, embracing innovation to confidently navigate the digital age.
Topics
- How AI became a mirror for self-reflection
- Shadow work for high-achievers
- Breaking free from external validation
- Healing after divorce: the unexpected journey
- Rebuilding self-worth in a startup world
- Boundaries, burnout, and business
- Redefining relationship-based business models
- The emotional toll of constant networking
- Women and the myth of “starting from scratch”
- Why doing business should honor your body and energy
Guiding Questions
- What inspired your journey into inner work after your divorce?
- How did you start using AI tools like ChatGPT for self-reflection?
- What role has shadow work played in your healing process?
- What was the biggest mindset shift you had in the past year?
- How did you start recognizing your own worth outside of external validation?
- What do you now believe about career pivots and “starting over”?
- How has your approach to doing business changed as a result of this inner work?
- Can you share a moment where your body told you to slow down—and you listened?
- What’s been the hardest part of balancing emotional growth with entrepreneurial ambition?
- If someone feels stuck in proving themselves to the world, where would you tell them to start?