12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST
Many high achieving women spend years optimizing productivity, communication, leadership strategy, and performance while overlooking the internal operating system driving how they think, react, lead, and navigate stress.
This keynote explores how subconscious patterns, nervous system responses, and internal dialogue silently influence workplace dynamics, burnout, confidence, decision making, and leadership presence.
Drawing from her background in enterprise sales and transformational coaching, Kelly Csiszar offers a grounded and practical approach to helping women recognize the hidden patterns shaping their professional and personal lives, and how small internal shifts can create meaningful external change.
Attendees will earn how to:
- Recognize subconscious patterns influencing workplace stress and performance
- Understand how thoughts and reactions shape our daily experiences
- Build awareness around perfectionism, overanalyzing, and emotional burnout
- Reframe fear, self doubt, and internal pressure through a more empowered lens
- Create healthier boundaries that support confidence, leadership, and sustainability
Kelly Csiszar is an experienced sales executive and transformation coach with a background in leading complex technology sales and managing high value client relationships. After more than a decade in corporate America, she launched SoulShyft, a modern coaching practice designed to help individuals move past self doubt, fear, and limiting beliefs.
At SoulShyft, Kelly works with professionals and high performers to help them identify and overcome subconscious patterns that limit growth, clarity, and confidence. By combining structured coaching with subconscious reprogramming techniques, she supports individuals through personal and professional pivots with precision, compassion, and measurable results.
Kelly brings a strategic lens and grounded presence to every conversation, combining her corporate experience with transformational tools to help clients create meaningful, lasting change.
Tuesday, August 18, 2026
12:00-1:00 p.m. Eastern Time