Lisa J. Allen: Speaker | Confidence Builder | Ministry Coach

SPEAKER.

CONFIDENCE BUILDER.

MINISTRY COACH.

Hi there! I’m Lisa Allen.
I equip others to identify their God-given wiring and empower them to live confidently in their sphere of influence today.

Here’s My Story.

As a speaker and confidence coach, my goal is to help others …

  • Understand their wiring and gain confidence in who they were created to be.
  • Reignite passion for what they do by identifying their “why.”
  • Avoid burnout by assessing their capacity and focusing their priorities.

Let’s work together!

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What others are saying…

  • “Lisa Allen is one of the best leaders and communicators I know. Her unique coaching and training skills will captivate your audience and keep them leaning in the entire time Lisa is speaking. I’ve personally benefited from her vast knowledge of StrengthFinders, the Enneagram, Spiritual Gifts, and developmental training for teams. And best of all she presents her wisdom with wit and in a winsome style that makes everyone uncross their arms and truly apply the information to their own lives.”
    Lysa TerKeurst
    New York Times bestselling author and President of Proverbs 31
  • “Lisa commands an audience and brings out the best in each person. Always engaged, Lisa can innately stretch your mind and pull the best from you. Her warmth and genuine spirit combined with a smile that ignites a spark in all of us leaves you asking for more.”
    Wendy Blight
    Author, speaker, and Bible teacher
  • “Lisa is an outstanding communicator and helped our team understand the powerful benefits of StrengthsFinder in an entertaining way. She engaged the entire staff to help us realize the unique value we each bring to the team and the need to collaborate around Strengths for greatest success. It was a fast-moving, high-energy session that gave us wisdom for building a stronger team.”
    Hunter Push
    Ronald Blue Trust

The latest on the blog

When Nostalgia Meets Grief

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By Lisa J. Allen
Many of you are like me—I’m already decorated for Christmas.(Pause. Don’t stop reading if we part ways here—I promise this isn’t an editorial on November Christmas décor!) This year, as I unpacked boxes of ornaments and decorations from our children’s childhood, I found myself making three piles: As I sorted through them, memories flooded in. Musical ornaments reminded me of our daughter’s concerts, football games, and the trips tied to her middle school, high school, and college band years. Then…
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