Mary Lou Kayser

Mary Lou Kayser is a pioneering author at the forefront of the intersection between poetry and personal transformation. Her work is celebrated for its ability to facilitate profound personal journeys, making her a leading figure in the emerging category of transformative literature.Mary Lou is a dedicated writer, speaker, podcaster, and educator, weaving together the intricate threads of leadership and self-discovery. She has left an indelible mark as a teacher, online business owner, workshop...See more

Mary Lou Kayser is a pioneering author at the forefront of the intersection between poetry and personal transformation. Her work is celebrated for its ability to facilitate profound personal journeys, making her a leading figure in the emerging category of transformative literature.Mary Lou is a dedicated writer, speaker, podcaster, and educator, weaving together the intricate threads of leadership and self-discovery. She has left an indelible mark as a teacher, online business owner, workshop leader, copywriter, and confidante to business leaders seeking to amplify their voice, adventure, and creativity.In her multiple roles as keynote speaker, bestselling author, blogger, podcaster, and the Executive Director of Kingfisher Media Publishing, she mentors and teaches strategic communications and branding to both individuals and corporate organizations. Her specialty within the branding universe originates from her Strategic Communications and Branding Framework. Specifically, how individuals and organizations can build brand equity and differentiate themselves as leaders in a competitive, noisy marketplace. Throughout her illustrious career, she has embarked on diverse adventures, from guiding white water rafting expeditions in Alaska to nurturing the growth of budding entrepreneurs. Whether kayaking through serene waters, indulging in wine tasting escapades, or immersing herself in the tranquility of the woods, she finds inspiration in every facet of life.Mary Lou divides her time between Oregon and New York, with side trips to Maine whenever she can. See less