Cultivating curiosity
is a fundamental practice towards developing
human-centered
leadership.

Catherine Harrison – Author of Three Colors, Twelve Notes

Author

In her book, Three Colors, Twelve Notes, Catherine shares personal stories as an artist, business leader, and regular human to show us why trying new things and staying curious should be a lifelong pursuit. She also invites the reader to participate in reflections of their own. Reconnect with your inner confidence and creativity and rediscover the best in yourself while bringing out the best in others.

Catherine also shares regular musings and observations about the human experience through articles, posts and songs.

Catalyst

As a highly sought out performance change consultant and executive coach, Catherine and her company, Purple Voodoo, helps your business adapt, perform and thrive. 

In our current age of distraction and disconnection, you and your teams feel connected, proficient, inspired and grounded.  

Whether you want individual, team, or organizational change, Purple Voodoo supports you every step of the way.

Musician

Catherine has been writing songs, recording and performing for 30 years. It is a deep part of who she is.

It also helps her connect creatively in her business life. What is music but a connection of heart, mind, and soul based human stories?

"Humans make the thing, sell the thing, buy the thing. No humans, no business."

Catherine doesn’t just talk about creativity and curiosity—she lives it. She is a human-centered leadership expert, author, certified professional coach, strategic connector of dots  and successful entrepreneur. A multi-disciplinary artist, musician, and songwriter, she is also a fierce environmentalist, mother, recovering corporate animal, meditator, ardent roamer of paths, and lifelong learner.

Latest Posts

Selling You(r Stuff)

Do you ever feel uncomfortable asking people to buy your book or product or service? I’ve had this experience many times, first with my music

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Say What Oprah!?

As I get ready to shut down the office for the last two weeks of summer, I am gathering stacks of I-can’t-wait-to-read books and magazines.

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