Podcast appearances and mentions of blair glaser

Blair Glaser, MA is an executive and leadership consultant who helps mission-driven leaders create highly functional teams and dynamic businesses. She has worked with leaders and teams in nonprofit organizations such as Emerge America and Mt. Sinai Hospital of New York; Fortune 500 organizations such as Citibank and Ralph Lauren; law practices, and small businesses alike. A licensed therapist, she has led empowerment workshops for women nationally and at the Omega Institute, and was hired by Jane Fonda to develop and facilitate a workshop for girls. Blair is also a writer whose personal and business essays appear on her blog and online publications such as The Muse, HuffPo, Insider and Shondaland, to name a few.  In this episode, we discuss: A crash course in the difference in professional and personal development in the workplace. Switching between being an attorney and a business owner. Managing teams with creativity and passion instead of going after negatives. Standing in authority and confidence, especially as a female leader. Please let me know your thoughts!  Connect with Blair Glaser: website: www.BlairGlaser.com  twitter: https://twitter.com/BlairGlaser  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blair_glaser  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blair.glaser  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/blairglaser/  Connect with Cindy Watson: Wesbite: https://watsonlabourlaw.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/womenonpurposecommunity/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/WomenOnPurpose1  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenonpurposecoaching/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCHOGOsk0bkijtwq8aRrtdA?view_as=subscriber  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Blair Glaser is a former actress, writer, executive and organizational consultant, and a leadership mentor. She specializes in helping leaders step into their authority and create truly collaborative cultures that move the mission and the bottom line forward.  Blair's life includes multiple acts – living in an ashram, getting a graduate degree in drama therapy, becoming a licensed psychotherapist, entering her first marriage in middle age, and after decades of living in New York City and upstate New York, packing up with her husband and moving to LA. Blair was the first online actor-advice columnist when her weekly column “Ask Blair” appeared on Playbill On-Line. Recent writing has been featured in Shondaland, The Muse, Greatist, Huffington Post, Insider, PopSugar, among others. How intimacy is a supreme animator for me. What I have learned about the seductions of a cult. Why I celebrate the notion of authority. The opportunities of doing a Covid reset. https://blairglaser.com/ (www.blairglaser.com)

Our Story Leah and Rachel are two sisters from the Book of Genesis who were both married to the patriarch Jacob. Our Guest Blair Glaser is a writer, leadership consultant, and licensed therapist who has led many workshops for women, including "Women Writing to Change the World," at the renowned Omega Institute in Rhinebeck, NY. These days, she works primarily with women executives on developing effective strategies and teams. As a writer she has been a correspondent and columnist for Playbill Online and a wellness columnist for Feminist.com. In addition to writing for a variety of online publications including Shondaland, Greatist, Best Self, and The Muse to name a few, her article "A Man Blatantly Stole My Ideas. My Reaction Surprised Me." was syndicated from Huffington Post. She's read stories live at events such as Read 650, Generation Women, and won a prize for doing so at The Woodstock Bookfest.  You can learn more about Blair's work at http://www.blairglaser.com/ (www.blairglaser.com).  Find her at https://twitter.com/BlairGlaser (@blairglaser on) https://twitter.com/BlairGlaser (Twitter), https://www.instagram.com/blair_glaser/ (@Blair.Glaser on IG), and https://www.facebook.com/blair.glaser/ (on Facebook) Our Conversation Blair frames her tale of Leah and Rachel within the context of where she first engaged with this story: at a major Jewish conference in New York City where she was speaking about stereotypes about Jewish women in the media. An orthodox rabbi who preceded her on the stage told this Book of Genesis story and offered an interpretation: in relationships, we fall in love with Rachel (the ideal), but we end up married to Leah (the real human being).   We also explore: Women in the Bible as “shadows” of women  How to navigate relationships when they stop being sexy and how to forgive ourselves and our partners for being human  Jane Austen and the “marriage industrial complex” over the ages What might be lost as we reject partnership because so many are rejecting monogamy What it takes to read between the lines of history to find the foremothers The focus on how we've come a long way, and that's clear as Blair works with women leaders and watching them orient themselves toward a future of gender equity   The secret of creative tension and how the true quest is to fight together, not in opposition   Our Music Music on the show is by the wonderful Beth Sweeney and Billy Hardy, a Celtic Fiddle and multi-instrumental Duo based on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The traditional Irish reel we play at the start of the show is called The College Groves. Find out about their music and shows at: http://billyandbeth.com/ (billyandbeth.com) Connect With Your Own Stories and with Marisa's Work Join Marisa's online writing community, thehttps://www.marisagoudy.com/sovereign-writers ( Sovereign Writers' Knot) Explore Marisa's work and get a copy of The Sovereignty Knot : https://www.knotworkstorytelling.com/episode/www.marisagoudy.com (www.marisagoudy.com) Follow the show on https://www.instagram.com/knotworkpodcast/ (Instagram), https://www.facebook.com/knotworkstorytelling (Facebook), and join our vibranthttps://www.facebook.com/groups/knotworkpodcast ( listeners' community).

Are you walking in circles?  Having trouble focusing?  Eating an entire cake in one sitting?  We are, so we called Blair Glaser for help.   We asked her, is it possible to maintain your own self-authority even during this time of distress and panic?  Blair says yes, even if it means authorizing your own personal meltdown.  Own it and make it a good one.   Listen to our very helpful and playful conversation with Blair, a leadership mentor, executive consultant and creative problem solver.  She gives us several creative ways to manage anxiety and uncertainty.  And she offers us tools to find solace and inner strength when we feel scared and alone.   Tough times.  Tough women. We are happy to share this conversation, and Blair, with you. Blair's Blog Blair's Website   Click here to learn more about Twisting the Plot

Hello Listeners and thank you for joining us today. In "Girl Talk" we talk about white supremacy. Links for discussion: "Me and White Supremacy Workbook" by Layla Saad and "NY Times The Daily" Blair Glaser, describes herself as a soul spelunker, she helps mostly women in executive positions grow, and is also a  leadership mentor and relationship coach. "Authority is Attractive" what does that mean... confidence plus creativity! In addition to her coaching business, she is working on a memoir about living in an Ashram in her 20's, her work in theater and healing work. Blair co-hosting an annual retreat, Women Writing to Change the World. Sign up for updates on date and location on her website. Rebecca Wong, is a licensed Clinical Social Worker Psychotherapist, a relationship therapist and host of the Connectfulness Practice podcast, a show about deep conversations and practical lessons found at the edges of life, love and legacy. She helps people get real and connected in their relationships. Rebecca is  leading a Heart and Soul Business retreat this April at Menla in the Catskills of NY.  Lauree Ostrofsky is a career coach and founder of Simply Leap where she helps her clients get through their scary-exciting-scary career change. She is also the founder of Hudson Valley Women in Business, author of "I'm Scared and Doing it Anyway" and Simply Leap, Lessons on Facing Fear and Enjoying the Crap out of Your Life, and she's always on a Hug Tour, inspired by Maya Angelou. Laurie is leading a series of invitation only weekday retreats and continues her monthly HVWIB meetings, All details can be found on her website. These women share their thoughts on how women do business and life differently. We talk about how they help their clients identify their goals and stay committed to them and how they help them identify and overcome fear. These women are amazing and walk the walk of what they teach others. Self Care: Shana talks about how she's found comfort and confidence in trusting her body through reading Susun S. Weed's book, Menopausal Years, The Wise Woman Way Theresa encourages everyone to savor the last moments of Winter and touches on her journey to happiness via the book, How We Choose to Be Happy: The 9 Choices of Extremely Happy People. Today's show was engineered by Manuel Blas of Radio Kingston, www.radiokingston.org. We heard music from Shana Falana, http://www.shanafalana.com/, and audio from the film, RBG, https://www.rbgmovie.com and the movie "Period End of Sentence" Feel free to email us, say hello: she@iwantwhatshehas.org ** Please: SUBSCRIBE to our pod and leave a REVIEW wherever you are listening, it helps other users FIND US :) Follow Us: INSTAGRAM * https://www.instagram.com/iwantwhatshehaspodcast/ FACEBOOK * https://www.facebook.com/iwantwhatshehaspodcast TWITTER * https://twitter.com/wantwhatshehas ITUNES | SPOTIFY | STITCHER | GOOGLE PODCAST

In this episode, I talk with Blair Glaser, an executive consultant and leadershipmentor. She is also a licensed psychotherapist and has been transforming individuals,teams, entrepreneurs and couples with her unique mentoring process for more than 20 years. Blair has consulted with executives and teams at corporations such as Estee Lauder, JPMorgan Chase, and Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York and a host of nonprofit organizations. We talk about: + delegation and decision-making, why it’s tough for women entrepreneurs, and “authorizing yourself” to take control. + the myth of balance and setting expectations and boundaries in your relationships. + how not to let imposter syndrome and self-esteem issues get in the way of growing your business. Blair is a fascinaging guest and I jam packed so many of your questions into this episode, it’s a do-not-miss. Enjoy!

The things we don’t want to do can be shifted with a practice of self awareness. The messiness of change - the ability to evaluate and take some action…any action… moves us toward a different outcome. We don’t have to always hate certain things we do. Jess Dewell hosts Blair Glaser as they talk about communication, relationship, innovation, and change.

On this episode of Startup Life Show we’re talking about stepping into our authority. How often have you said “Of course I know what I’m doing” ... even though you felt like you had no idea what you were doing?Perhaps you heard a voice in your head say, “You’re an imposter!”This happens to all founders.There is no training for this role. Most newly minted founders have no experience running a company. So it’s easy to feel clueless and uncertain. To help founders overcome the imposter syndrome, I'm sharing a segment from a live video interview I had a few years ago with Blair Glaser, an authority and leadership expert and a dear friend of mine who I often turn to for authority advice. For 17 years Blair Glaser has been helping people and businesses design creative, sustainable, dynamic environments where connection and good work can thrive. She shares her pearls of wisdom for tapping into your personal authority so you can fully show up for you and your business. After all, you are the author of your life. You must learn to stand unaplogetically in your competence… a space in which a world of possibility is at your command.I know you will enjoy this delicious and impactful conversation!PS: Please visit http://blairglaser.com to download Blair's fabulous and free eBook called:“4 Ways to Step Into Your Authority Now”(even if you’re broke, frustrated or feeling a little hopeless)

Jeffrey's premise:  "Sometimes our most important discoveries for our projects and our life happen in the margins of our attention.”  We live in a culture that trusts conscious attention and labor over intuition and mind-wandering. Yet those moments of contemplation and daydreaming are what set us apart as humans and give our unconscious minds the time and space to rest. It is in those breaks from conscious effort that our creative subconscious continues to work on problems and innovate new solutions.   Jeffrey is joined by Alex Soojung-Kim Pang, a Silicon Valley-based futurist, writer and founder of The Restful Company, and Srini Pillay, a psychiatrist, brain-based technology innovator and founder of the NeuroBusiness Group. They discuss how the environments in which they were raised informed their drive to achieve. Srini unravels the myth of deliberate practice as the only factor in creative mastery, and Alex explains how rest and work act in tandem to support and sustain each other. They discuss the magic of the unfocused mind as well as the value in scheduling intensive work followed by deliberate rest. Listen in as Jeffrey, Srini and Alex offer insight around activating the creative brain in the current cultural moment of volatility—when it has never been more important for humans to be human.    Key Takeaways [4:14] Srini’s young genius Grew up in apartheid South Africa Sense of curiosity in forbidden [7:49] Alex’s young genius Movement between two worlds ‘World of ideas’ as escape [11:12] Alex’s drive to achieve great things Korean father, expectation to be at top of class Found intellectual satisfaction outside university setting [16:02] Srini’s motivation to excel ‘Neurotically driven on my own’ Desire to make family proud Interest in many subjects [21:17] The path to creative mastery Deliberate practice not only factor History of people with combined interests (e.g.: music, science) Must practice AND rest deliberately Work and rest function as partners [29:52] How hobbies impact productivity Scientists with more hobbies had more citations May be protective against dementia [33:06] The magic of the unfocused mind ‘Professions’ trust conscious attention over contemplation Brains capable of productivity when not paying attention Organize working lives to create space for playfulness [38:43] Srini’s methods for activating the creative brain Constructive daydreaming Napping ‘Psychological halloweenism’ Doodling [46:33] Alex’s insight on scheduling work and rest Intensive work followed by deliberate rest Subconscious continues working on problem Schedule rest to protect that time [52:40] The uncertainty of the current cultural moment Alternate perspective necessary in midst of volatility ‘Never been more important for humans to be human’ Must protect rest in distracted culture of technology [59:09] What Srini and Alex are pursuing in 2018 Alex cuing up next book (work, rest and future) Srini working on musical, book plus clinical work/coaching Connect with Srini & Alex Srini’s Website NeuroBusiness Group Alex’s Website The Restful Company Resources Tinker Dabble Doodle Try: Unlock the Power of the Unfocused Mind by Srini Pillay MD Rest: Why You Get More Done When You Work Less by Alex Soojung-Kim Pang The Distraction Addiction by Alex Soojung-Kim Pang Princeton Study on Deliberate Practice Anders Ericsson’s Paper on Deliberate Practice Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise by Anders Ericsson and Robert Pool Leisure: The Basis of Culture by Josef Pieper The Art of Thought by Graham Wallas No Ordinary Disruption: The Four Global Forces Breaking All the Trends by Richard Dobbs, James Manyika and Jonathan Woetzel Brand Artistry Labs A special thanks to the early supporters of the Tracking Wonder Podcast. Your enthusiasm, feedback, and support helped make this possible. Thank you.  A few very special early supporters: Deborah Burand, Katherine Miller, Michael Belfiore, Lisa Grefe, Cathy Presland, Peter Wallace, Rita White, Janet St. John, Kim Manley Ort, Bill Miles, L. Hadley, Blair Glaser, Ann Brech, Laraine Herring, Kate Vogt, Susan Brennan

The things we don't want to do can be shifted with a practice of self awareness. The messiness of change - the ability to evaluate and take some action…any action… moves us toward a different outcome. We don't have to always hate certain things we do. Jess Dewell hosts Blair Glaser as they talk about communication, relationship, innovation, and change.

.Strategies and guidelines on ways to handle conflict are shared throughout this program. Handling conflict is difficult because of how we approach it, and our reactions to it. Using conflict for creativity and to fuel progress is very different than than conflict rooted in fear or ego. We go from an ideal all the way down to person-to-person conflict. Jessica Dewell hosts panelists Federico Fioretto and Blair Glaser to discuss How To Approach Conflict.

The TRUE PURPOSE DEVELOPMENT SHOW here to INSPIRE, EMPOWER, EDUCATE, and ENTERTAIN YOU for 2 POWERFUL HOURS!! 1st Hour:  CVNNON is one of Detroit's hottest NEW RAP ARTIST who is literally noted as a Pioneer in the industry.  Raised on the West Side of Detroit, he started making music at the age of 12 but, didn't actually start recording until he turned 14, which led him to starting his own record label Rampage Entertainment. Since the start of his own label he has produced his first mixtape. "No Lookin' Back".  He has gone on to release a mixtape series called "Money Motivation" which had 3 releases, as well as the first 2 mixtapes in a series called "My Brother From The Other Side" in which he  collaborated with Artist/ Producer Leslie Moon (or M.I.C., as we called him back then).  Don't miss this HOUR as CVNNON will share his STORY, his choices that led him to PRISON at a young age and how he came out with a NEW LOOK and SPIN on LIFE!   2nd Hour:  Tune in for the ENTERTAINMENT HOUR with MUSIC, LAUGHS, and FUN with Super Model and Professional Patrick Cage and Life Coach and Relationship Consultant Blair Glaser addressing the QOD:  "Is being a successful woman a curse in relationships?  Is it different for the Black Professional Woman than it is for other races? "

Join us as Blair Glaser shares her expertise on creating a fulfilling and successful relationship. In this episode, Blair gives relationship advice on whether or not relationships really need to be a lot of work. Blair Glaser is a writer, consultant, therapist and leadership mentor who assists in creating thriving teams and fixing broken ones. Blair's foundational experiences bring together a unique practice in which she has consulted with couples and individuals from all walks of life, as well as executives, managers, financial institutions and Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York. She has been practicing her unique blend of therapy and coaching for 15 years and has ran groups and workshops since 1998.