Beth Conner

Beth Conner is the Founder and Executive Director of Love Centered Life, a leadership-focused nonprofit dedicated to helping individuals, families, and communities thrive through self-mastery, healthy communication, and values-based growth. She is also the owner of Centered Leadership, LC, where she provides HR consulting, policy audits, compliance guidance, and strategic leadership training for small businesses and organizations across the country.

With a background that blends hard-earned experience, advanced education, and a talent for making complex ideas feel refreshingly simple, Beth brings a distinctive voice to every room she enters. She holds a B.S. in Applied Business Management from BYU–Idaho, an M.S. in Strategic Communications from Arkansas State University, and a Human Resources post-graduate certificate from Graceland University. Add to that her knack for translating laws, policies, and leadership theory into real-world tools, and it's clear why audiences trust her insight.

Beth’s leadership philosophy is rooted in her belief that skillful self-leadership is the foundation for strong homes, resilient teams, and connected communities. She has built a reputation for clear teaching, down-to-earth humor, and practical strategies that people can actually use—whether they’re rebuilding confidence, navigating conflict, or trying to decode the mysterious behavior of other human beings in the workplace.

A prolific creator, Beth is an active writer across multiple genres, currently authoring several books including Divine Roles and Love Centered Life. She’s also a songwriter, workshop designer, and event builder, known for turning leadership principles into engaging experiences rather than just lectures. Her work blends personal stories, evidence-based leadership models, and a gentle spiritual influence that helps audiences feel both grounded and inspired.

At home, Beth is a mother of seven and a lifelong learner who brings the same compassion and clear-eyed honesty to family life that she brings to her leadership teaching. She has lived in nearly every region of the United States, giving her a wide lens on people, culture, connection, and the realities of everyday resilience.

Whether she’s speaking from a stage, facilitating a workshop, or coaching a team through a tough season, Beth’s goal is always the same: to help people lead with clarity, communicate with kindness, and build lives that feel steady, meaningful, and rooted in love.

Her audiences leave feeling not just motivated, but genuinely equipped—and maybe even a little surprised at how leadership training can feel both uplifting and comfortably human.