Born and raised in London, England, Juliette Watt has lived one of the most varied lives of any speaker on any stage. She has been an ATP airplane pilot and Master Flight Instructor; a Playboy Bunny; a soap opera writer for ABC Television; and a theater writer/performer. She has won two Writers Guild Awards and has been nominated for a Daytime Emmy. Juliette most recently added TEDxFargo speaker to her extensive resume.

Her current mission is twofold: to help people who are struggling with the debilitating and potentially lethal symptoms of Compassion Fatigue — the emotional and physical burden created by caring for others in distress or neglecting your own life-stress. Some of the tell-tale signs include: you don't know who you are anymore; you experience an unusually strong reaction to a minor event which feels traumatic to you; you're losing compassion for some people while becoming over-involved with others; you've stopped sleeping — and if you do sleep, you wake up with an awful feeling of dread; and you've realized you haven't laughed in weeks.

Compassion Fatigue is a hugely pervasive syndrome that affects not only professional caregivers but most of us, one way or another. Through unique tools and strategies, Juliette guides people to recover their "why" — and instead of emotional and physical exhaustion, they leave feeling more hopeful and energized with a new plan for life.

In order to cope with Compassion Fatigue, you sometimes have to change direction. That's where Juliette also leads people to discover their Next Act through personal Reinvention — "How to be who you really are." Look at your "What is?" and find your "What can be?" In her own words: "I believe adversity is coming at us every day, one way or another. It causes us to lose steam and we lose our reason for doing what we do. The real hardship is when we lose our WHY — when we lose the passion that drives us."

Juliette's passion is to give hope and inspiration for a new future to those who think they have no voice — those who feel forgotten and those who have lost themselves in who they've been for other people. She lives in beautiful Pagosa Springs, CO with her husband Jason, their 3 horses, 5 dogs, 4 goats, and a feral barn cat.