Sue Baldwin
INSIGHTS Training and Consulting
Located in Stillwater, Minnesota Sue has owned her own company since 1994. Sue has been training nationally and internationally on topics related to personal and professional development since 1982. The participants in Sue's training sessions enjoy her sense of humor and informal teaching style. Her methods make it easy for participants to learn how to improve themselves and enhance their careers. Some of her topics include:
- What Is This Mess Called Stress
- Lighten Up and Live Longer
- Building a Better Team
- Little Spats and Huge Disputes
- Communicating Is More Than Talking
Sue's family consists of two adult daughters, Kris and Carrie; son-in-law Tim; and three grandchildren, Nick, Anna, and Ellie Sue. Throughout the years she has learned to combine compassion and humor in her relationships with family, friends, colleagues, and pets. She is avidly involved with hospice families and volunteers, she teaches swimming for infants and preschoolers, and she is a Certified Doula (birthing coach). Sue has arranged her personal and professional lives so that she interacts and has connections with people throughout their lives. From birth to death, and the various stages of living. Sue's goal is to continue practicing what she preaches by lightening up and living longer. Sue is avidly involved with hospice families and volunteers and possesses a strong grasp of the skills necessary to interact with people at all stages of living and dying. One of Sue's other passions is teaching swimming to infants through preschoolers. She has been doing this continually since she was 18 years old, and continues certification with the American Red Cross as a Water Safety Instructor (W.S.I.). Of course her three grandchildren continue to be just a few of her star pupils.
Nick, Anna, and Ellie Sue are Sue's treasured grandchildren. 
Their parents are Kris and Tim. Carrie is Sue's younger daughter
and she owns her own business in Door County, Wi.
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Listen to an interview with Sue
Time: 4 Minutes 22 Seconds