PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY KEYNOTE SPEAKER & FACILITATOR
Kristin Lindeen
Through engaging keynotes, interactive workshops, and relatable storytelling, Kristin helps leaders and teams move beyond blame, complaining, and procrastination—and focus on what they can do to make a difference.





Keynotes & Workshops That Make Personal Accountability Practical
Personal Accountability and the QBQ!
Move beyond blame, complaining, and procrastination with the practical principles of personal accountability. Through engaging stories, humor, and actionable takeaways, Kristin equips audiences to ask better questions, take ownership, and make a positive difference at work and beyond.
Flipping the Switch: Unleashing the QBQ!
Take personal accountability beyond the initial inspiration and into everyday practice. This interactive session helps participants turn the principles of QBQ! into practical habits, stronger relationships, and better choices at work and in life.
Be Outstanding with QBQ!
What separates outstanding organizations from the rest? Drawing from John G. Miller’s Outstanding! book, Kristin leads engaging discussions about the principles and behaviors that build exceptional teams, strengthen leadership, and create a culture of personal accountability.
Meet Kristin Lindeen
Kristin Lindeen has spent nearly two decades helping hundreds of organizations make personal accountability a core value. As the eldest daughter of QBQ! creator John G. Miller, she grew up with the principles she now brings to life through engaging keynotes, interactive workshops, humor, and relatable stories.
Kristin serves as VP of Everything at QBQ, Inc. and holds a Master’s degree in Curriculum, Instruction, and Corporate Education. She co-authored The QBQ! Workbook, published by Penguin Random House, and developed I Own It!, a personal accountability curriculum for schools.
As host of The QBQ! Podcast, Kristin continues the conversation beyond the stage, exploring practical ways to apply personal accountability in leadership, relationships, and everyday life.
Kristin lives in Maple Grove, Minnesota, with her husband, Erik, and their four children.