It was indeed my good fortune to come across Deb Lee a couple of years ago. Our weekly coaching calls have helped me focus and deliver on a regular basis. Her most helpful piece of advice: “Even a small step will keep the energy moving forward” – and so it has proved to be. Her gentle yet firm support has been invaluable in progressing my various ventures. We take a holistic approach in that every component has an effect on life (surroundings, moods, events, circumstances) and you cannot dissociate how you feel from what you do. So, thank you, Debbie, onward and forward. Let’s keep enjoying this great journey of life.

Deb Lee is a technology guru!  I recently heard her presentation on productivity apps for small businesses, and although I pride myself on being a very productive person, I learned so many new things! Deb’s kind personality and obvious knowledge of all things tech made the presentation so enjoyable. I have attended various presentations in the past and I can honestly say that Deb’s was by far the most content rich and easy to listen to one that I have ever attended. I know that I have just discovered the tip of the iceberg in terms of what D. Allison Lee has to offer, and I’m excited to learn more from her in the near future!

Deb has been instrumental in helping our company get to the next level. Everything from implementing marketing strategies to getting Evernote and Trainual up and running to make us more efficient.  Without her we’d be taking two steps forward and one step back.  She really does do it all!

Deb’s combination of compassion and tactical strategies proved to be a game-changer in my productivity. She knows her stuff, but more importantly, she truly cares.

Before beginning our work together, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I was hopeful that you could help, but unsure how you would be able to. Now that we’ve completed our tenure, I am happy and grateful for the skills I learned from you. My advice to anyone who is considering working with you is very simple: Start immediately. Do not delay.

Deb Lee recently presented at a brunch for a DC-area women’s networking group that I co-founded. Our group,The Grapevine, includes women from a variety of organizations in the antitrust and consumer protection fields, including government enforcers, attorneys in private practice, economists, and women in academia. Deb developed a program on time-management issues that appealed across this broad spectrum of attendees. Her presentation was polished, professional, and engaging. Since this presentation, several attendees have contacted me to compliment our group, crediting Deb’s presentation to the success of the overall event.