To the frustrated, overwhelmed, exhausted, over-doers of the world…

To the frustrated, overwhelmed, anxious, high achievers of the world…

It’s time to STOP pushing your way to success.

You’re an expert at doing
(for what little it’s worth).

You know the systems, you’ve implemented the strategies, and you’re not afraid of the hustle. In fact, you looooove the hustle. You love reaching your goals, moving the bar higher, and ticking items off your list.

But you’re also familiar with the struggle.

Despite working your ass off, you can’t seem to get ahead and are constantly operating in crisis and survival mode. And it’s impacting your whole life. Your stress levels, your business success, your self-image and your health. No matter how hard you try to lock things down and control all of the pieces, you’re floundering.

Your life, business, and body are not where you want them to be.

And the worst part? You’ve tried to fix it.

You’re an expert at doing
(for what little it’s worth).

You know the systems, you’ve implemented all the strategies, and you’re not afraid of the hustle. In fact, you looooove the hustle. You love reaching your goals, moving the bar higher, and ticking items off your list.

But you’re also familiar with the struggle.

Despite working your ass off, you can’t seem to get ahead and are constantly operating in crisis and survival mode. Life feels overwhelming, but no matter how hard you try to lock things down and control all of the pieces, you’re floundering.

You’re held back from what you want in a major way.

And the worst part? You’ve tried to fix it.

You’ve hired the coaches and the trainers.

You’ve worked the long hours.

You’ve tried the systems, strategies and the diets.

You’ve made the mile long to-do lists.

You’ve sacrificed your time, your money, your sleep, and your body {not to mention your sanity}.

You’ve DONE everything.

But none of it’s helping, and you can’t figure out why you aren’t there yet.

You can’t help feeling like you should have it all figured out.

You’ve probably already realized that you should be happy. You should feel accomplished and fulfilled. But your achievements never seem to be enough.

Experience has shown you that working hard doesn’t always pay off. You’re tired, frustrated, and resentful as hell.

Fulfillment? Joy? Gratitude?

Does anyone actually experience that shit, for real?

When your friends ask you how you’re doing, it’s hard not to answer, “Burnt out. I’ve got so much going on, and I can’t take a break. I don’t see a way out.“

You’re probably starting to feel like something is wrong with you. You can only describe your relationship with your health, your family, your business, your money and yourself as chaotic.

And if there is a better way to go through life, it sure seems like you’ve exhausted every option. As you’re sitting there reading this, I bet you’re realizing you’ve got no idea what to do to fix this {because the answer is always DOing something… right?}.

But none of it’s helping, and you can’t figure out why you aren’t there yet.

You can’t help feeling like you should have it all figured out.

You’ve probably already realized that you should be happy. You should feel accomplished and fulfilled. But your achievements never seem to be enough.

Experience has shown you that working hard doesn’t always pay off. You’re tired, frustrated, and resentful as hell.

Fulfillment? Joy? Gratitude?

Does anyone actually experience that shit, for real?

When your friends ask you how you’re doing, it’s hard not to answer, “Burnt out. I’ve got so much going on, and I can’t take a break. I don’t see a way out.“

You’re probably starting to feel like something is wrong with you. You can only describe your relationship with your health, your family, your business, your money and yourself as chaotic.

What would it be like to step into your greatness… without all the bullshit?

Imagine doing less
{because you’re doing it better}.

Imagine feeling calm, peaceful, healthy, successful and proud of yourself
{I’m talking no more monkey mind and genuinely LOVING your life, business and body}.

Imagine finding more ease and less resistance, and having more fun, more enjoyment and more opportunity for inspiration and creativity.

{This is more important than you think!}

Imagine having more time to do things you love {and experiencing peace, joy and fulfillment in your life and business}.

The only caveat?

You’re going to have to stop trying so damned hard.

What it would be like to step into your greatness… without all the bullshit?

Imagine doing less
{because you’re doing it better}.

Imagine feeling calm, peaceful, healthy, successful and proud of yourself
{I’m talking no more monkey mind and genuinely LOVING your life, business and body}.

Imagine finding more ease and less resistance, and having more fun, more enjoyment and more opportunity for inspiration and creativity.

{This is more important than you think!}

Imagine having more time to do things you love {and experiencing peace, joy and fulfillment in your life and business}.

The only caveat?

You’re going to have to stop trying so damned hard.

Here’s the agonizing beautiful truth.

Things we love we take care of. PERIOD.

No amount of hard work, control, planning, perfecting, learning, shopping, eating, drinking, exercising and social media scrolling can help you permanently escape what you’re trying to cover up.

When you try to run from what you’re thinking and feeling those emotions will chase you and run your life.

Your brain and body are hardwired to think and feel and the more you try to avoid and numb the more frustrated, resentful, unfulfilled and unhealthy you’ll become. You’re living your life as a victim of your circumstances and a prisoner of your subconscious beliefs.

I know you’re driven and ambitious. I also know you’re whip smart, strategic and confident in how to DO the steps and DO the work. But deep down you probably also realize something is off.

You’ve worked your ass off and you’ve achieved much, but no matter what you do, you’re still not where you want to be. Success, great health and fulfillment always seem just out of reach.

It’s time to take your foot off the gas and, instead of doing more, do less better.

True, lasting transformation requires courage. You have to stop fighting for what’s NOT working and and start fighting for what’s possible. You have to put YOU first and embrace your self worth, discover what makes you tick and let go of behaviours that aren’t serving your highest good. It’s time for you to become the woman who prioritizes her physical and emotional well-being.

Here’s the agonizing beautiful truth.

Things we love we take care of. PERIOD.

No amount of hard work, control, planning, perfecting, learning, shopping, eating, drinking, exercising and social media scrolling can help you permanently escape what you’re trying to cover up.

When you try to run from what you’re thinking and feeling those emotions will chase you and run your life.

I know you’re driven and ambitious. I also know you’re whip smart, strategic and confident in how to DO the steps and DO the work. But deep down you probably also realize something is off.

You’ve worked your ass off and you’ve achieved much, but no matter what you do, you’re still not where you want to be. Success, great health and fulfillment always seem just out of reach.

It’s time to take your foot off the gas and, instead of doing more, do less better.

See what's possible in one hour with me

It’s about the energy and attitude you bring to the doing.

Your beliefs create your thoughts.
Your thoughts create your emotions.
Your emotions drive your actions.
Your actions create your results.

DO-ing and hard work works… until it doesn’t
(You’re here because you’re smart enough to have figured this out)
AND they’re a HUGE waste of time if all you’re left with is burnout, poor health and lack of fulfillment. What’s the point, right?

Transformation is an INSIDE job.
You need to FEEL what you’re feeling.
You need to acknowledge what you’re thinking.
And learn how to reframe ALL of it.

When you do, your external circumstances will no longer dictate how you feel.
You’ll be able to respond instead of reacting with a full-blown adult tantrum. (Or shutting down. Or avoiding.)
You’ll enjoy nurturing the important relationships in your life (including the one with yourself) while still being your badass, ambitious self.
You’ll understand what it means to embody self care as a way of BEing instead of treating it like something on your “to do” list.
You’ll value introspection and reflection as success tools.
You’ll redefine how you work, how you play and what truly matters in your life, so that you can embrace today instead of chasing tomorrow.
You’ll know what it means to truly love and take care of yourself.
You’ll understand how to stand up for your needs when you’re feeling pulled and break free from striving, forcing and controlling energy.
You’ll give yourself permission to put your physical and emotional well-being first.

Full Frontal Living™ is about THRIVING.

And no, you don’t have to change who you are. You can still be your strategic, Type A self.
You don’t have to give up your identity, your drive, your desires or your ambition
{or crumble into a weeping mess… but hey, that’s totally ok too}!

You’ll reframe what you believe about pushing hard and working more, and what you believe about rest and reflection.

You will BECOME the woman who creates what she wants from the inside out (not the other way around). You’ll know that nothing changes unless YOU change.

And that takes a willingness to discover and reframe your subconscious beliefs so you can BE the person who makes themselves a priority and knows exactly what they need to THRIVE.

Physically, emotionally and spiritually (and I’m not talking religion).

You’re thinking, “Is this possible for me?”

Whatever you do, keep reading, and I’ll show you what’s possible.

Can one hour transform your life?

“Lisa has helped me change both my business and life in ways I never believed possible. She’s taught me the true meaning of grace (for myself and others), how to slow the eff down, how to honor myself above all and become a better business owner, wife, and person in the process.

I have no idea how she’s able to support high-achievers like me who are going at 292929 miles a minute on the daily, but it’s her freakin. sweet. spot.

If everyone had a Lisa in their back pocket, the world would seriously be a better place.”

~ Jessica Rodriguez
Founder & CEO of Freedom Driven Success

“Lisa Carpenter is amazing! She’s one of the most understanding and supportive coaches I know. What I love most about her is how she listens and always has the right thing to say to calm me down or bring my attention toward the thing I’ve been avoiding. She’s helped me with my relationships in many ways – to myself, to my friends, to romance, to my business. Seriously, this woman is the secret weapon to any entrepreneur looking to grow BIG!”

~ Kamila Gornia
Founder & CEO of Heart Behind Hustle, Service-based Entrepreneur Coach

“I had my shit together. Success, check. Health, check. Self-care, check. Mental clarity, check. Emotional stability, check. All my boxes were checked, so what could I possibly need a life coach for? I certainly didn’t need to be transformed! Or so I thought. Six months after meeting, Lisa reached out and offered me a call. Reluctantly, I agreed to jump on a call with her. A call that forever changed me.

In her firm, but loving, no bull-shit way, Lisa cracked me open and gave me permission to unload all the feelings that I’d been living with my whole life. Working together, I’ve discovered inner truths that I never knew existed, and I’m finding the courage within myself not to ‘settle’ in life for things that I’ve been conditioned to accept as my reality. I’m making positive changes every day, and I’ve embraced Lisa’s mantra, and live by her golden rule, ‘Let it be easy!’

Lisa is the coach you need, if you don’t think you need a coach.”

~ Sarah Masci
Founder of Day Rate Mastery, Leader in Branding and Web Design

I’m Lisa Carpenter, and for years
I focused on action over introspection.

I pushed. I worked. I got it done. I prided myself on my ability to muscle through anything and everything. I truly believed that if I put my head down and worked hard enough I would get “there.”

Only “there” didn’t exist. With every vacation, I crashed. With every achievement, I moved the needle of success further out of reach. I worked long hours, sacrificing time with my kids, my husband and my friends. At home I was a dragon mommy in every sense of the word. Yelling, controlling and trying to lock down my kids’ behavior was the only way I knew how to parent.

I’d impacted women around the world, built multiple programs and achieved results in my business others dream of… but I never once let myself feel successful. Instead of reaping {or even recognizing} the rewards, I was exhausted and burnt out on the regular.

When things got hard, I clung to whatever I could control. I spent money with no discernment {credit was my best friend}, picked fights with the people I loved, and lost myself to constant exercise and food control under the guise of self care {it wasn’t, it was totally about control}.

Yet the tighter I clung, the more out of control I felt.

Wake up calls don’t come as whispers, and one day everything changed in the blink of an eye.

My husband’s silent struggle with addiction suddenly spilled out for the world to see. And, just like that, he checked into a five month rehab program. I — determined to “fix” everything — signed up for group counseling sessions.

I went to learn how to help my husband and put our lives back together. Imagine my shock when I realized those counseling sessions had nothing to do with him. They were all about me. My stuff. My stories. His healing journey became the catalyst for my own transformation as I faced a jolting realization:

I was just as sick as he was. Codependent, addicted to control, and in some serious denial… in my own way, I was an addict, too.

As I worked through those sessions, I was shocked by what behaviors I uncovered.

I spent my time caretaking everyone, from my hubby to my clients.

I was a total people pleaser, always overextending myself to make others happy.

I ran from conflict and never said what I meant because keeping the peace was more important than speaking my mind.

I was so busy doing all the things that I had no time to take care of myself.

I set the bar high and achieved a ton, but I never allowed myself to feel successful.

I hid behind perfectionism, so no one would see how insecure I felt.