I help people avoid burnout and WIN at switching capes between their personal and professional lives by redefining the
in-between as a portal to power.

“The in-between is not a pause, it’s a portal - designed to transport you, not trap you.”

I’m Lanaire Malone - a speaker, entrepreneur, and the self-proclaimed Sandwich Generation IT Girl. I spend my days switching capes between being a full-time employee of my two small kids, a part-time parent to my mom, and the CEO of several ventures including an in-home health care agency and a nonprofit dedicated to strengthening mother-daughter relationships. I’ve also spent years in corporate HR, developing the people strategies and leadership tools that now shape my work as a speaker.

My why is deeply personal. I became my mother’s caregiver when she was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. A decade after beating it, her health took several traumatic turns that left her in a wheelchair and needing significant daily support. Watching your superhero need help at that level is heartbreaking and it comes with a grief people don’t often talk about. Navigating her care while raising two small kids, 4 and 6, means there’s never a dull, quiet, or uncomplicated moment in my house.

But it also means I live what I teach. Through my signature framework, The Four F’s of Winning In-Between™, I help people name the weight they’re carrying, set some of it down, and rediscover the power sitting in their in-between. My life revolves around keeping my ship afloat and showing others how to do the same with confidence, clarity, and compassion.

MY MOTTO IS AND ALWAYS WILL BE

“Everything is “figureoutable.”

Lanaire Malone

4 Defining Moments 

The Wake-Up Call
The moment life forced me to slow down, shattering every sense of security.

Chapter 1

The Inner Work Era
 Unlearning, healing, and rebuilding confidence from the inside out.

Chapter 2

Finding My Voice
 Turning lived experience into words
that resonate in rooms full of people.

Chapter 3

Defining Moments
 Speaking to inspire action, courage, and real change - not just motivation.

Chapter 4