Amy McMaster's Contact Details

Amy McMaster's Company Details

Conscious Time

Denver, Colorado, United States • 1 Employees
Management Consulting

Trust, connection and happiness are important building blocks for achieving exceptional results. Our goal is to help you cultivate a successful workplace culture so that your team members thrive, grow and delight in contributing their unique talents to your organization's excellence. We believe we can live in a world where success and innovation include kindness and elevates others. We believe that the creative, growth mindset is always more inspiring, empowering and expansive than the competitive mindset. We delight in the opportunity to work with courageous leaders, teams and individuals. If you and/or your team feel ready, we'd love to help. Contact amy@conscioustime.com."Amy! What a powerful, impactful day you shared with us! Thank you for bringing out the best in our team and for giving us such rich resources to be better communicators, connectors and leaders together!"~Tracey Campbell, CEO, Bridge Healthcare Partners "Thanks so much to Amy for her great connection and ability to discern and help us accomplish our goals! I have worked with her several times and each time I am wowed!"~Erin Egbert, Store Team Leader, Whole Foods MarketAmy, thank you so much for your work with the Brave Coalition. Your presence and skills united us in our common mission and vision and opened our hearts to communicating and collaborating at a whole other level. So grateful and reenergized!~ Erin Sandene, Brave Coalition & Research Operations Manager at Children's HospitalInspiring success and results through:Team buildingLeadership coachingBrain science and skillful communicationCreativity & InnovationConflict resolution & Tough conversationsAdaptive leadershipDeep listeningTrust building: cultivating, re-energizing and repairing Values-based leadership"Leaders must either invest a reasonable amount of time attending to fears and feelings or squander and unreasonable about of time trying to manage ineffective and unproductive behaviors." ~Dr. Brené Brown