You Are Something New: life lessons to radically change how you show up in business

As leaders, we sometimes feel stagnant. We stall out.

So we search for something new to inspire, to ignite, to lead us to more excitement and that feeling that we're doing our soul's work.

You might feel that way right now.

If you've read all the books, done the courses, worked with all the gurus, and you're still feeling the "that's not quite it" feeling in your gut, then you're in the right place.

You may be a bit burned out by all the info and input, longing for a fresh way to see things. You Are Something New: Life Lessons to Radically Change How You Think About Business will help you find a new perspective, just by looking within.

Business has a lot more to do with being human than anything, and our stories, even everyday life events, can help us showcase our humanity, creating a stronger connection with our audience.

Get inspired by your own experiences. Plumb the depths of your personal stories. Look at your world a little differently with You Are Something New.

Meg Seitz is the founder and CEO of toth shop, a communications agency that focuses on a human, holistic approach to branding, marketing, and communications. Since 2014, the toth shop team has helped companies, c-suite leaders, and emerging brands articulate their expertise, talent, and value to the world, identify storytelling gold nuggets that resonate with humans as well as create compelling content and brand-building assets.Over the last several years, she's taken in life lessons crossing the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge in Northern Ireland, exploring the crystal caverns of Bermuda, taking in Vienna from the top of St. Stephen's Cathedral, and in places ranging from London to Jackson Hole, Sedona, Kennebunkport, and Las Vegas. She learns a lot at home, too; she lives in Charlotte, NC, with her fluffy corgi, Winnie, who recently passed therapy dog certification.Seitz holds a bachelor of arts in English from Kenyon College and an MBA from Wake Forest University School of Business. She is a proud Double Drucker, meaning she placed twice in the top 10 (once in third place) for the international writing competition, the Peter Drucker Challenge. For more information, please visit megseitz.com and tothshop.com.