Denver Life Magazine
Testing the BMW M4 Competition xDrive Convertible
Wrote a car piece on the definitive high-performance BMW M4.
Build your influence. Protect your well-being.
Thirty years of deciding which stories were worth telling, brought to your stage.
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Former Editor-in-Chief & Chief Content Officer, SUCCESS® Enterprises
Keynote Speaker · Bestselling Author · Co-Founder, Lioness Global Initiatives™
For thirty years, I decided which stories of success reached millions of readers. At 39, my heart attack proved the story I'd been telling was incomplete.
I built my career inside magazines. More than 150 publications. Ten thousand articles authored. Over a million stories published. Thousands of interviews with people like Tony Robbins, Mel Robbins, Jamie Kern Lima, Eva Longoria and Daymond John.
That job taught me something I didn't expect. The most influential people I met were rarely the loudest in the room. They were the ones still standing years later, because they'd built something that didn't require them to disappear into it.
I learned that the hard way, in a hospital bed at 39.
“I believe authenticity is the most powerful force in human connection. When we speak from the soul rather than perform for approval, we create space for others to do the same.”
Three decades of asking people how they really did it, and what it cost them. Every piece is here, gathered for the first time, and every one links to the original.
Denver Life Magazine
Wrote a car piece on the definitive high-performance BMW M4.
Denver Life Magazine
Wrote a travel piece on the luxury transformation in Beaver Creek.
Cherry Creek Lifestyle
Interviewed the owner of Bloom by Anuschka on how she marries global artisans and local commerce.
Courses built from three decades of deciding what gets published, and what does not. Register your interest and you will hear first.
Inside the Editor's Mind™ · Media Ready™ · Story to Strategy™ · The Authority Blueprint™
Beyond the Title™ · Lead from the Heart™
What 30 years of interviewing world-class leaders taught me about resilience, purpose, and human potential.
Who we become when our identity evolves beyond our career and achievements.
Lessons from a heart attack survivor on burnout, stress, and redefining success.
Insider insights from three decades as a media decision-maker and editor.
Why sustainable success begins with well-being, self-awareness and courage.
How to navigate reinvention, uncertainty and life's unexpected transitions.
How storytelling, trust, and human connection are reshaping modern media and entrepreneurship.
Ideal for women's leadership conferences, executive leadership teams, corporate wellness programs, entrepreneur organizations, healthcare and heart health events, universities and professional associations.
Media training, executive communications, corporate messaging and brand positioning. Retainer or project. Previously delivered for heads of state, founders and executive teams.
A private engagement for a small number of leaders each year. Discreet, unhurried, and entirely built around you.
Most advice on visibility comes from people selling visibility. This comes from the person who sat on the other side of the desk, chose the covers and decided which pitches survived. Three guides, $99 each, or all three for $249. Yours in two minutes.
Guide one · $99
Think like an editor. Why most pitches fail, and what really happens after you hit Send.
Guide two · $99
Find the story editors want to publish, with three workbook worksheets.
Guide three · $99
Subject lines, the pitch email, nine mistakes to avoid and how to follow up without closing a door.
All three guides · $249
Everything in one collection, plus a $50 credit toward the Editor Approved™ course.
Kerrie Lee has spent as long inside health and fitness publishing as she has inside business media. Then at 39, the subject stopped being editorial.
Produced the world's largest Pilates class, as VP of Communications at STOTT PILATES®
A respected voice on heart health, burnout prevention, stress management and sustainable leadership
At 39, which became the foundation for the book and the advocacy that followed
Editorial leadership at Oxygen Women's Fitness, Clean Eating and American Health & Fitness
A publishing platform where hundreds of women have told the stories that changed them, edited by someone who has been there. Contributors turn lived experience into something that helps the next woman.
International expeditions for high-impact women who have achieved and are ready to realign. Leadership, cultural immersion and meaningful connection. Inaugural expedition January 2027.
A heartfelt guide for women who do too much.
Written after a heart attack at 39, to inspire women to listen to their bodies and put self-care back into their daily routines. Inside: how to release guilt, recognize the daily stressors that compromise your health, and understand that doing less can lead to more.
“We all need Kerrie Lee's book! As a busy working mom I would recommend My Heart, My Self to any woman who wants to live a happy and stress-free life.” — Kim Lyons, fitness personality and former trainer on NBC's The Biggest Loser
“If you have kids, a relationship, a job and a social circle, you need to read this book and start listening to your body!” — Karlyn Percil, neuro-leadership coach; SisterTalk founder, as seen on Oprah's Lifeclass / OWN TV
Honest, practical writing on visibility, influence and what success really costs.
Visibility & Influence
After reviewing thousands of pitches over three decades in media, here’s what really happens behind the scenes.
Visibility & Influence
After 30 years in media, I’ve learned that journalists don’t always call the loudest expert. They call the one they trust.
Visibility & Influence
After spending more than 30 years inside newsrooms and publishing companies, here’s my honest perspective on one of the questions I’m asked most often.
One idea, taken apart properly, by someone who spent thirty years deciding what was worth publishing. The things editors know, the things nobody says out loud, and what building influence actually costs.