Lieve (lee-va) Hendren (AKA "The Flow Decoder") is a writer, coach and entrepreneur from Kentucky's rolling hills. She's partnered with 340+ leaders to increase impact ahead of schedule—without collapsing from exhaustion or answering e-mails from a ski lift.

Lieve's research into performance psychology started at Princeton University, where she was shocked when she couldn't find study aids more advanced than a middle school agenda.

After Princeton, she built a strategic consulting career by day and classical singing career by night: all while having time to plunge a giant puree wand into a pot twice her size for her church's soup kitchen. As a organizational consultant, she's also built five profitable business units helping professionals streamline their workflows.

Lieve was able to do this using a mix of skills: coaching, psychology research, organizational management, human development, strategic planning, performance techniques, and teaching.

Today Lieve coaches clients through her signature 3-step Mindful Motivation process to slow down time and speed up results.

When her laptop shuts, she loves getting mud on her trail runners, penning poems, or twirling hands-out like an airplane on the dancefloor.

Lieve has an A.B. from Princeton University. She has consulted for leading organizations like Chicago Public Schools, Coca-Cola, and the Community Foundation of Greater Houston. She’s a certified coach in applied neuroscience and embodiment through the Human Potential Institute (a Dave Asprey company), an Associate Certified Coach through the International Coaching Federation, and a Certified Professional through the Society of Human Resource Management.