At forty-three, days after delivering her third daughter, Lee suffered a massive postpartum haemorrhage. She lost more than a third of her blood volume. Code blue, emergency theatre, and a night she was not expected to walk out of.
She had treated that exact condition as a critical care nurse. She had lost a patient to it — a mother about her own age, months after Lee had survived the same thing.
The Pivot Point: Courage for the Change You Secretly Want is what she built afterwards. It's not a memoir. It's a structure — including the five saboteurs that keep capable people in roles they've outgrown: self-doubt, fear of failure, perfectionism, comparison, and people-pleasing.
It's also the spine of her keynote.