Women Who Lead Summit Experience

🌿 Break the Habit of Pushing Through with Leslie Gaudet

🌿 Break the Habit of Pushing Through

with Leslie Gaudet | Self-Care Strategist for High-Achieving Women

🎥 Watch the full interview below, then scroll down to access Leslie’s free gift, her bio, and VIP upgrade info.

💬 Session Description:

If you're doing all the “right” things but still running on empty, you’re not alone—and you’re not broken.

In this nurturing and powerful conversation, Leslie Gaudet reveals why burnout and emotional exhaustion aren’t just caused by doing too much… they’re caused by not listening to your body, your boundaries, or your truth. Drawing from decades in the corporate legal world and her own burnout-to-breakthrough story, Leslie shares how high-achieving women can shift from survival mode to self-supported leadership—without guilt, overextension, or apology.

This session is an invitation to stop pushing through and start replenishing from within.

✨ What You’ll Learn:

✅ Why exhaustion isn’t a time problem—it’s an energy problem
✅ The hidden emotional patterns that quietly drain high-performing women
✅ How to identify when your “yes” is really coming from fear, guilt, or obligation
✅ Why burnout often stems from unresolved past patterns (and how to shift them)
✅ A simple 3-question framework to help you say “yes” with clarity
✅ How to reset your energy in real-time—before resentment builds

🎁 Free Gift: 21-Day Self-Care Journal Prompt Email Series

Leslie’s 21-day journaling experience is designed to help you reconnect to yourself, your energy, and your needs. Each day includes a reflection prompt, sample insight, and supportive guidance to help you build self-awareness and sustainable self-care practices—without overwhelm.

📥 Click here to get Leslie’s 21-Day Journal Series

🎙 About the Speaker:

Leslie Gaudet is a Self-Care Strategist who helps high-achieving women in business protect their energy, sharpen their decision-making, and create space for what matters most—without burnout, guilt, or overextension. After 40+ years in corporate law and a near-burnout experience, she now supports women in building a new definition of success rooted in clarity, connection, and capacity.