Amanda Younts is a passionate advocate for leadership, personal growth, and inclusivity, widely recognized as a "Midlife Catalyst" for her efforts in empowering individuals and organizations to confidently pursue meaningful change. With over two decades of experience in public school leadership and disability advocacy, paired with advanced training in clinical psychology, Amanda provides a unique, holistic approach to leadership development. Her expertise spans organizational health, behavioral transformation, and wellness, offering actionable strategies that inspire authentic, lasting change.
Amanda served as a key member of the superintendent's cabinet for the third largest school district in Oklahoma, where she designed innovative professional development programs for 3,200 employees. A certified lifestyle and wellness coach from Harvard Medical School, she uses her knowledge to help leaders build stronger personal and professional growth foundations.
Beyond her consulting and training work, Amanda is a prolific blogger, podcaster, and public speaker. She initiates honest conversations on topics like grief, recovery, and reinvention, offering support and strategies that resonate deeply with her audience. Amanda’s approachable style and ability to foster inclusive environments make her a sought-after speaker for individuals and organizations committed to meaningful progress and empowerment.
