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November 10, 2017
Rich Litvin

Mommy, are you gonna get dead?

Mandy Lehto is an executive coach and a former columnist for Psychologies magazine. She’s written for (or been featured by) The Sunday Times, Psychology Today and CNBC.

As a young child, Mandy had straight A’s, she was scholarship winner, she was valedictorian. She had a shelf full of trophies and certificates. She was driven but she also had a heart full of self doubt.

She got her PhD from Cambridge University. And she became a highly successful director at a top international investment bank.

She was driven because if she wasn’t doing something, she was ‘nobody’.

But high achievement can have a high cost. And Mandy slowly burned out.

Bed stricken and laid low by severe illness and exhaustion, her 6 year old daughter asked her one day, “Mommy, are you gonna get dead?”

And she knew something had to change…

Love. Rich

P.S. Learn more about Mandy and get inspired here: www.mandylehto.com

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