Leah Marone

Leah Marone Psychotherapist, Yale Clinical Instructor & corporate wellness consultant with 20+ years’ experience. Former Division 1 athlete.

Keynote speaker & author of Serial Fixer, helping break cycles of over-functioning.

04/23/2026

Think about it: the best listeners are those who try to understand what you’re expressing.

They use validation. They ask follow up questions. They support, they don’t solve. 🙌

Of course advice is great every now and then, but when someone just needs a listener—this is the way to go.

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I’m Leah Marone, psychotherapist, keynote speaker and author of Serial Fixer.
📖 Grab Serial Fixer → leahmarone.com
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04/22/2026

If you trust yourself, then why are you using control as a safety blanket?

Combing over every possible outcome can put you directly into an anxious state—it’s futuristic thinking.

Of course, be prepared when you need to be. But don’t sweat every scenario that could happen any day.

Stay. Present.

Let your internal bodyguards know that you appreciate the work they’re putting in, but you’ve got this today. 💪

Trust your abilities to navigate and recover.

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I’m Leah Marone, psychotherapist, keynote speaker and author of Serial Fixer.
📖 Grab Serial Fixer → leahmarone.com
🎤 Book me to speak → leahmarone.com

04/20/2026

You can be the kindest person in the room and still say NO.

That’s what empathy with edges looks like.

It’s caring deeply without overextending.
It’s showing up without taking on what isn’t yours.
It’s understanding someone’s needs without abandoning your own.

Because kindness without boundaries isn’t sustainable—it’s self-erasure.

Empathy with edges says:
“I care about you… and I’m still allowed to care for myself.”

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I’m Leah Marone, psychotherapist, keynote speaker and author of Serial Fixer.
📖 Grab Serial Fixer → leahmarone.com
🎤 Book me to speak → leahmarone.com

04/15/2026

You’ve made overfunctioning look effortless for so long that no one questions it.

You’re the one who anticipates needs, fills the gaps, keeps everything moving.

Capable. Reliable. “Fine.”

But what people don’t see is how close to drowning you feel underneath it all. Just because you carry it well doesn’t mean it isn’t heavy.

If this resonates, it might be time to shift from overfunctioning to supporting without solving.

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🎤 Book me to speak at leahmarone.com
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04/14/2026

You’ve made overfunctioning look effortless for so long that no one questions it.

You’re the one who anticipates needs, fills the gaps, keeps everything moving.

Capable. Reliable. “Fine.”

But what people don’t see is how close to drowning you feel underneath it all. Just because you carry it well doesn’t mean it isn’t heavy.

If this resonates, it might be time to shift from overfunctioning to supporting without solving.

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🎤 Book me to speak at leahmarone.com
📖 Order my book at serial-fixer.com

04/13/2026

Micro-resets aren’t complicated.

Walk to the mailbox without your phone.
Take a breath before your next meeting.
Let a moment be just a moment.

If you don’t practice resetting even in ways that seem small, burnout will eventually force it in the big ones.

So start with short, intentional pauses that bring you back to the now. 🙌

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I’m Leah Marone, psychotherapist, keynote speaker and author of Serial Fixer.
📖 Grab Serial Fixer → leahmarone.com
🎤 Book me to speak → leahmarone.com

04/09/2026

If you struggle with boundaries, people-pleasing, or burnout—this is for you.

You’re empathetic, compassionate, and emotionally intelligent, but still stuck overgiving, overextending, and carrying what isn’t yours.

That’s not a flaw. It’s a pattern: Serial Fixing.

In Serial Fixer, I break down how codependency and control can hide inside compassion, and why high-achievers end up in one-sided relationships.

If you’re tired of emotional exhaustion, resentment, and doing more than your share, it’s time to shift the role you’ve been playing.

You’ll learn how to harness your self-awareness and break free from the habit of solving other people’s problems.

📖 Order now wherever you get new books: serial-fixer.com

Book me to speak at your next leadership trainign or conference: leahmarone.com

04/02/2026

The Serial Fixer trap: when stepping in feels helpful, but it often keeps everyone stuck.

When high achievers jump to solve, we unintentionally create dependency, not growth.

The cycle repeats. they rely more, you take on more, and no one actually builds the skills or boundaries needed to move forward.

Support doesn’t mean solving. It means pausing, asking, and allowing others to own their process, even when it’s uncomfortable. 🙌

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