Elizabeth
Wangui Etienne

THE WOMAN WHO BUILT THE HOUSE


Founder • Workplace Wellness Strategist
Business Witchdoctor • Experience Curator

She Didn't Create a Brand.

She Started a Movement.

House of Soft Power was born from one belief:

Leadership should never require you to abandon yourself.

For over a decade, Elizabeth Wangui Etienne has helped leaders, organizations, and communities redefine success through restoration, intentional leadership, and transformational experiences.

Today, she is creating spaces where ambitious people can pause, reconnect, heal, and lead with greater purpose.What sets us apart isn’t just our process—it’s the intention behind it. We take time to understand, explore, and create with purpose at every turn.

More Than a Title.

A Calling.

Elizabeth wears many titles.

Founder.

Wellness Strategist.

Trauma-Informed Embodiment Facilitator.

Experience Curator.

Business Witchdoctor.

Yet none of those titles fully describe her work.

She creates transformational spaces where individuals and organizations rediscover who they are beneath the pressure, expectations, and exhaustion.

Whether she's facilitating a restorative Nap Concert, leading an international retreat, guiding executive teams through organizational transformation, or helping leaders reconnect with purpose, every experience begins with one question:

What becomes possible when you finally have permission to breathe?

"The world doesn't need more exhausted leaders. It needs more whole ones."

— Elizabeth Wangui Etienne

The Work Inside the House

Instead of chasing titles, Elizabeth has spent her career creating meaningful transformation.

Moments That Tell the Story

Behind every photograph is a moment of restoration, laughter, stillness, curiosity, leadership, or joy.

Because House of Soft Power isn't simply something you read about.

It's something you experience.

The House Is Open.

Whether you're searching for restoration, leadership development, transformational experiences, or a community that believes another way is possible—

there's a place for you here.