Lenorë Lambert has always been deeply interested in the human experience – how it works and how to make the most of it. Even as a child she would lurk near adult conversations, gradually building her understanding of people. This abiding interest led her to qualify as a psychologist, but not before she’d explored the world a little – working as a checkout chick at a department store, a strapper for a racehorse trainer, a labourer in an engineering warehouse, and a teacher’s aide. At the age of 18 she spent three months travelling around the USA, which ignited her love of travel. Lenorë’s professional career started in research and Human Resources. By the age of 32 she was a Director in a publicly listed company. She then jumped ship from the corporate world, and became a serial entrepreneur. Wanting to make a difference, she first started a leadership development business which, according to its participants, changed lives. She then created an outsourced Exit Interview company which enabled her to ‘buy her time back’. Since doing that Lenorë has become an internationally competitive Masters track and field athlete, breaking several Australian Records in the hurdles and high jump, and World Records in relays. She’s been multiple-times World Champion in the hurdles, high jump and heptathlon. She is also a secular Buddhist teacher, and author of the book The Buddha for modern minds: a non-religious guide to the Buddha and his teachings. Lenorë is soon to launch her final and most heartfelt business, Flourish Personal Growth designed to help people flourish in life through an online program, community, and coaching. This brings together all the practical wisdom she has gathered through her life, to help others in this age of emptiness and disconnection.