The RoundTablewith Karrie Mitten
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A free live RoundTable for high-achieving women

Is ThisReally It?

You've built a life that looks successful. Now let's talk about creating one that feels that way, too.

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Time
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02The Moment

A woman sitting quietly in her car in the driveway at night, looking toward her lit home

It's 9:47 on a Tuesday night. The house is finally quiet. The inbox is handled, tomorrow is planned, and you're sitting in the car in the driveway a few extra minutes because it's the only stillness you've had all day.

Nothing is wrong. On paper, everything is right. You built this, and you're proud of it.

And still, there's a quiet question you haven't said out loud to anyone.

03Why It Keeps Coming Back

You're not broken, and you're not lost.

You know exactly how to succeed. You've proven it over and over.

That's the tricky part. When you're good at achieving, the answer to something feels off is usually another goal. Another certification. Another promotion. Another yes. The bar moves, you clear it, and the feeling stays right where it was.

Maybe you've noticed:

  1. You celebrate a win for about an afternoon before your mind is already on what's next.
  2. You're the one everyone leans on, and you can't remember the last time you leaned back.
  3. "I'm good, just busy" comes out so often it's started to sound true.
  4. You've wondered if wanting more makes you ungrateful.

04The Conversation

That question deserves more than a pep talk or a ten-step plan.

It deserves a real conversation with women who have asked it too.

On November 19, Karrie Mitten brings together three coaches, each with a different lens on the same truth: you can be successful without constantly chasing success.

In one hour, we'll talk about:

  1. Why "Is this really it?" tends to show up right after success, and what it's actually pointing to
  2. How to tell whether you need a new goal or a new way of living with the life you already built
  3. What shifts when you stop chasing the next achievement and start noticing how your life feels from the inside
  4. One small, practical step from each panelist you can try the same week
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Thursday, November 19, 2026 · 12:00–1:00 PM Pacific · Free

05Meet Your Panel

Meet Your Panel

Portrait of Karrie Mitten

Host

Karrie Mitten

Award-winning, Soul-aligned, Success coach, 2026 Women of Influence, and Regional Finalist of North America's Next Greatest Speaker Competition. Karrie created the Becoming Method to help high-achieving women create a life that feels as successful as it looks.

The Panelists

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Portrait of Leah Silvestre Franklin

Leadership Coach

Leah Silvestre Franklin

Leah Silvestre Franklin, MBA is a Women's Leadership Consultant, Coach & Strategist, helping accomplished women turn who they are into how they lead. Her signature Presence + Purpose + Power for Impact framework helps women see themselves clearly, connect to what matters most, own their unique voice, and translate that into meaningful impact.

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Drawing on more than two decades as a CEO of seven & eight figure companies, Leah brings soul + strategy together in a way that is both deeply transformational and highly practical. She works with women who have achieved success and are ready for greater alignment, influence, fulfillment, and impact.

Portrait of Julie Kraschinsky

Lifestyle Coach

Julie Kraschinsky

Julie Kraschinsky is a transformational coach, speaker, and creator of The Joyful Momentum Collective. She helps driven women move beyond overthinking and self-doubt, build self-trust, and turn what they already know into meaningful action. Her approach combines mindset shifts, practical action, and community to create lasting, joyful momentum.

Portrait of Joyce Ulrich

Health and Wellness Coach

Joyce Ulrich

Joyce Ulrich is passionate about helping women, especially in midlife, break free from feeling stuck with their weight, energy, and overall health. Through practical nutrition strategies, metabolic health education, and simple lifestyle changes, she helps women better understand their bodies and discover what's been holding them back.

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Her mission is to empower women to stop guessing, start making meaningful changes, and realize that it's never too late to feel strong, healthy, and confident again.

An open journal reading 'A clearer next chapter' beside a coffee cup at sunset over a lake

06Who You'll Be at 1:00

Picture logging off with more than a page of notes.

A little clearer on what you actually want next. A little more confident that the question showed up because you're ready for something, and that something might feel different from the last goal. And connected to women who understand it without you having to explain.

Bring your lunch. Bring your questions. Bring the thing you haven't said out loud yet.

07A free live RoundTable for high-achieving women

Is ThisReally It?

Thursday, November 19 · 12:00 to 1:00 PM PT · Zoom