Workshops and keynotes that help young adults stop freezing, figure out what to do next, and take real steps forward — at work and in life.
Lee Woodward is a Fortune 100 executive turned Adulting Coach and founder of Simplify Adulting.
After leading global learning and development for more than 120,000 employees across industries, Lee shifted her focus to a growing gap she saw everywhere: capable young adults who feel overwhelmed, stuck, and unsure how to move forward.
As a Gen X mom — and after watching her own kids navigate a far more complex adulting landscape — Lee built Simplify Adulting to help young adults move from stress and shutdown to momentum and confidence.
Lee’s superpower is helping people break overwhelming situations into manageable steps — so they stop freezing and start moving forward with confidence.
She brings warmth, humor, and straight talk — and her sessions are practical, human, and immediately usable.
When communication breaks down, people hesitate, shut down, or avoid speaking up — even when they have something valuable to say.
This workshop helps young adults slow down, ground themselves, and communicate clearly under pressure. We focus on presence, tone, listening, and staying steady in real conversations — not scripts or corporate jargon.
Result:
People speak up with more confidence, listen more effectively, and reduce friction in everyday interactions.
Many young professionals walk into work without a map — unclear expectations, confusing feedback, and unspoken rules make it hard to know how to succeed.
This session breaks down how workplaces actually function — who decides what, what ownership really means, how to interpret feedback, and how to build trust early.
Result:
Early-career talent becomes easier to coach, more proactive, and more confident navigating real-world professional dynamics.
Financial stress keeps people distracted, anxious, and reactive — and it shows up at work.
This workshop teaches a simple, real-world money system that helps participants regain control without shame or overwhelm. The focus is on cash flow timing, finding leaks, and taking immediate, realistic action.
Result:
More stability, fewer emergencies, and noticeably improved focus and engagement.
When situations feel emotional or unclear, many people freeze — even smart, capable ones.
This session introduces a practical problem-solving approach that helps participants slow down, see options, and take the next right step instead of spiraling.
Result:
People become more resourceful, more composed, and more confident handling real-world challenges.
From Overwhelmed to Capable
How Momentum Builds Confidence
Money Stress Is Not a Life Sentence
Communication That Builds Trust
Why Mentorship Still Matters