Ursula Jorch is a business coach, speaker, and podcaster who shows women leaders how to turn their businesses into profitable agents for lasting change, global impact, and a force for good in the world.
Clients have described working with Ursula as, “I couldn’t have done it without your guidance and support” and “I’m constantly in awe of the knowledge and value that you offer…I feel grateful to be working with you.”
Ursula has worked in every realm, from academia to corporate to the entrepreneurial space, and has started four successful companies. She holds two graduate degrees, one a Master’s in Adult Education with a specialization in workplace learning and change, and the other a Master’s in Science.
In keeping with her professional and personal commitment to service and contribution to the community and the larger world, Ursula mentors high growth startup companies through the Chamber of Commerce’s Elevate program. She graduated from the Leadership Asheville program in 2017. Ursula also serves on the board of Ten Thousand Villages, a fair trade, ethical shopping non-profit that supports artisans from developing countries.
Ursula was the co-founder of THRIVE, a group that fosters connection, collaboration, and contribution by women. In keeping with her wide-ranging interests, she co-leads a community choir that performs songs from around the world in multiple languages. Her interest in the environment led her to participate in a regional initiative to reduce energy consumption, the Blue Horizons Project. Ursula avidly hikes, photographs, and frolics with her dog companions in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Find Ursula at WorkAlchemy.com along with free resources, and on Apple Podcasts for her popular podcast, Work Alchemy: The Impact Interviews with guests as diverse as Seth Godin and Marianne Williamson. You can also often find her traveling somewhere in the world on inner and outer adventures.
In This Episode:
- If your impact doesn’t feel fulfilling, you may not be having all the impact you want to have.
- All three equally important parts of impact must be attended to.
- Addressing all three parts of impact is synergistic.
If your impact doesn’t feel fulfilling, it’s a clue. Your impact may no longer be right for you, in which case you’ll need to explore that further. Or you may not be having all the impact you want to and can have. That’s where the Impact Trifecta comes in: in this episode, you’ll learn about this trio of equally important parts of impact, and how to address each one. That way, you’ll focus on what matters most to have your biggest impact.
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Ursula Jorch, Host of The Impact Interviews
Ursula Jorch is a business coach, speaker, and podcaster who shows women leaders how to turn their businesses into profitable agents for lasting change, global impact, and a force for good in the world.
