Podcast appearances and mentions of jill wesley

  We often hear that we should be “authentic.”  But how do you do that when you know you'll be attacked when you're the victim or you have to keep your job to pay the bills despite toxic leadership? After being attacked at the park for simply being me: Asian and woman, I felt firsthand how victims are repeatedly shut down.  Victims are met with attacks, interrogations, and minimization. I found my conversation with Jill Wesley healing.  In this episode, we discuss: - What it's like to be the only Black woman or person of color in the room. - What is code switching and why we do it. - How you can find your authentic voice even when the world is demanding silence and conformity. - When and how to speak up, especially when having difficult conversations. - What to do you if you know that speaking up is unsafe, and how to protect yourself.  - Jill's 5-step framework and be prepared to make your voice heard. Follow Jill on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jillwesleyprospeaker/ and https://www.sciencesoulspeaking.com/. Follow Samorn on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/samornselim/. Get a copy of Samorn's book, “Belonging: Self Love Lessons From A Workaholic Depressed Insomniac Lawyer” at https://tinyurl.com/swpc578c. Get weekly career tips by signing up for our advice column at www.careerunicorns.com.

Jill Wesley is the founder of Science + Soul of Speaking. She helps world-class leaders and experts stand out in their industry as the go-to speakers for the biggest virtual and in-person global events. She's a thought partner to some of the top leaders in the country who speak about their work and their thought leadership. Her mission is to help people find common ground and work together to find solutions to the world's biggest challenges.   She has also worked as an executive coach, professional speaker and event producer for over 25 years. She's also head of speaker coaching for TEDx San Francisco, . One of the top TEDx events in the world. Her work has been featured on NPR and USA today. She has a deep commitment to DEI and she has decades of experience coaching and advising cross-cultural business ventures.    In our conversation, Jill talks about her journey to coaching, people's common mistakes about public speaking, and her JEDI principles.    Things you will learn in this episode: The meaning behind Science + Soul of Speaking The best speakers are people who continually learn from their audiences. The top three mistakes that people make when speaking Using JEDI (justice, equity, diversity & inclusion) principles as a foundation to speaking Five things you can do to be a better speaker.   Quotes   “Mastery doesn't mean something's perfect. It means it's part of you and that you trust it.” - Jill Wesley  “We're going to alienate people in the audience when we're not speaking to lived experiences that people can relate to.” - Jill Wesley Resources Science + Soul of Speaking The Female Quotient TedX San Francisco Guest Accounts Linkedin:  https://www.linkedin.com/jillwesley Company Accounts Linkedin:  https://www.linkedin.com/science-soul-of-speaking  Facebook:   Jill Wesley: Science + Soul of Speaking https://facebook.com/JillWesley Website: https://www.sciencesoulspeaking.com

Have you ever wondered whether you should speak up?  Jill Wesley addresses: - Why we code switch. - How we can find our authentic voice. - When and how to speak up. You'll walk away with Jill's 5-step framework and be prepared to make your voice heard. Connect with Jill at www.sciencesoulspeaking.com or www.linkedin.com/in/jillwesleyprospeaker.

Jill Wesley is the Founder of the Science and Soul of Speaking where she works with accomplished professionals who are already doing incredible work and now need to speak about it on bigger stages.Across her career, Jill has trained and coached over 80,000 executives and high-performing employees in some of the world's top companies and institutions like LinkedIn, Twitter, Square, Adobe, NetApp, Cisco, Stanford Law School, NFL Players Association, Johns Hopkins University, Panasonic, to name a few. Jill has used her method as Head of Speaker Coach for TEDxSanFrancisco to coach speakers for multiple TED and TEDx events. As a speaker, she has delivered more than 300 keynotes in all 50 states and in 25 countries. Join us as Jill talks to us about the power of using our voice and stories to ignite movements and seed lasting change in our communities. This coaching session was recorded in 2020 as part of a more intimate coaching session with VEST Members and has been repurposed to accommodate this episode. Contact Jill Follow JillAbout VESTVEST is a network of influential women committed to supporting one another through our career journey and building power collectively by working together to expedite the pipeline of women in positions of power.We make it easy to gain proximity to other influential women so you can grow your network, be top of mind for opportunities, and learn from the experiences of other women. Our extended network use us as a talent bank and trusted pipeline to fill career opportunities, board appointments, investment and public speaking opportunities. 

Jill Wesley helps world-class leaders stand out in their industry as the “go-to speakers” for virtual and in-person global events. Her mission is to help people find common ground and work together to find solutions to the world’s biggest challenges. Jill has worked as an executive coach, professional speaker and event producer for over 25 years and has led professional development programs in communication and leadership to over 85,000 leaders and their high-performing employees at some of the world’s top organizations (Panasonic, LinkedIn, NFL Players Association, Salesforce, Stanford Law School, Google, Twitter, Square, Art.com, Lyft). She’s also Head of Speaker Coaching for TEDxSanFrancisco, one of the top TEDx events in the world.

In this episode, Dr. Michelle is joined by Jill Wesley, a leader and coach with expertise in the Science and Soul of Speaking. Jill has trained and coached over 80,000 executives and high-performing employees in some of the world's top companies and institutions (LinkedIn, Twitter, Square, Adobe, NetApp, Cisco, Stanford Law School, NFL Players Association, Johns Hopkins University and Panasonic, to name a few). We discuss how working in an industry that, with COVID, hasn't been able to continue to thrive in person and how she has been able to pivot into the busiest year she has ever had. We also discuss how burnout has reared itself in new ways and how she recommends relearning how to prioritize and adjust.

https://www.sciencesoulspeaking.com/ Jill Wesley is the "secret weapon" for leaders who give major keynotes on massive stages (TEDx, Web Summit, Wisdom 2.0, Women@Google, NPR, and global corporate and industry conferences). She is a Pro Speaker Coach who has taught keynote speakers the Science + Soul of Speaking for over 25 years. Across her career, she has trained and coached over 80,000 executives and high-performing employees in some of the world's top companies and institutions (LinkedIn, Twitter, Square, Adobe, NetApp, Cisco, Stanford Law School, NFL Players Association, Johns Hopkins University and Panasonic, to name a few). 

#406: The Amy Ahlers Show is especially for powerful women that are ready to STOP being so hard on themselves so they can end the never enough cycle and RISE into the leader they were born to be. Show notes for today's episode can be found at www.AmyAhlersShow.com/406  Jill Wesley is the "secret weapon" for leaders who give major keynotes on massive stages (TEDx, Web Summit, Wisdom 2.0, Women@Google, NPR, and global corporate and industry conferences) She's an executive speaking coach and strategist for leaders and Fortune 500 companies and the Head of Speaker Coaching at TEDx San Francisco. She coaches people at the top of their professional game to become compelling, sought-after keynote speakers. She combines the Science + Soul of Speaking: digging deep to articulate why you're doing this work and honing your ability to deliver onstage authentically. More about Jill at https://www.sciencesoulspeaking.com/ Listen in to today's show to discover:  Jill's formula of prove it, relate, inspire, and activate What a future maker is and why you want to be one what's needed in the world today that only you can deliver on    Interested in exploring working with Jill in her Signature Keynote Accelerator program? Email Jill at jill@sciencesoulspeaking.com to set up a complimentary consult to see if you're a fit.

Jill Wesley is an executive speaking coach and strategist for leaders and Fortune 500 companies all over the country. She’s also the Head of Speaker Coaching at TEDx San Francisco- a job that’s led her to coach dozens of some of the most talented orators around the world. And this week on Masters of Wealth, she’s sitting down with Johnny to talk about what it means to meet somebody that’s truly uncoachable, the very real danger behind burnout, and why you don’t have to wake up at 4:30am to be a successful entrepreneur. To find out more about Jill, follow her on Facebook at facebook.com/JillWesleySpeaking or check out her website, sciencesoulspeaking.com. To learn more about Johnny and to hear more episodes of Masters of Wealth, follow him on Facebook at facebook.com/JohnnyWimbrey and check out his website at johnnywimbrey.com.Show Notes & Show Quotes: ----3:40 (Jill) - The soul is your essence - it’s what makes you you, and the way you can communicate to people that is different from anyone else out there. 9:20 (Johnny) - I don’t believe that I could be good at being anything else other than being me. 12:50 (Johnny) - I like entertaining, I like making people laugh, and I like moving people, but I really want to find those people that are at that fork in the road, like I was.21:20 (Johnny) I believe that I’m a servant, and if I can stay in that zone, I can almost weave anything I want to weave inside and out, as long as I can stay in that servant mode. 27:25 (Johnny) You want to be up there by yourself, but you don’t really understand. The bigger the stage, the bigger the fall!29:25 (Jill) - There are a lot of people in the speaking world who I say have an amazing storefront. If you’re driving down the street, they look great outside, but then you walk inside the store and there’s nothing on the shelves! Jill Wesley: ---Facebook: facebook.com/JillWesleySpeakingLinkedIn:linkedin.com/in/jillwesleyprospeakerWebsite: sciencesoulspeaking.comJohnny Wimbrey: ---Facebook: facebook.com/JohnnyWimbreyInstagram: @wimbreyTwitter: @wimbreyWebsite: johnnywimbrey.comBooks featured in this Episode:---Johnny Wimbrey - From The Hood To Doing Good

Are you a leader who wants to ignite a movement and change the world through speaking? If you’ve got something to say, this episode is for you. In episode 136 of the Lead with Love podcast, I get cozy with my friend and speaking coach, Jill Wesley, the creator of the Science + Soul of Speaking™— a unique way to truly “show up” in your talks. Jill is the speaker coach for TEDxSanFrancisco and over the past 25 years she’s trained and coached over 80,000 executives and high-performing employees in some of the world's top companies (LinkedIn, Twitter, Stanford Law School, NFL Players Association). I personally had the opportunity to have Jill as my speaking coach as I prepared for my first TEDx talk. Jill is dedicated to working with people whose work makes a difference, including speakers in the fields of leadership, technology, science, journalism, pro sports, entertainment and social justice. Some of her clients have won Super Bowls, Pulitzer Prizes and Emmys®. What you'll hear (and don't want to miss!): :: How to unlock your message and share it with the world :: My own experience with my TEDx talk :: The hesitation, procrastination and fears that come up when you’re preparing to deliver a message that matters to you :: How to identify if your message is sticky You can find full show notes over at: https://jadahsellner.com/unlock_your_message_jill_wesley_136  

Ep. 169: This week on the Multiracial Family Man Podcast, speaking with Jill Wesley about her African-American & Jewish Multiracial experience.  How she bravely embarked upon years of World Travel.  And, how her heritage and her travels informed her career as a keynote speaker and speaker coach using the science and soul of speech and presentation to cross cultural divides and advance understanding and social justice.   Jill is a Pro Speaker Coach, and she has taught the Science + Soul of Speaking ™ for 25 years. She has worked with experienced business leaders, entrepreneurs, experts, authors, speakers and trainers, and she help speakers in the fields of leadership, health and wellness, technology, environmental protection, media, education, relationships, sports, entertainment and social justice.  Jill is the speaker coach for TEDxSanFrancisco, and she has trained speakers for multiple TEDx events. She’s trained and coached more than 80,000 executives and high-performing employees in some of the world's top companies and institutions (including LinkedIn, Twitter, Square, Adobe, NetApp, Cisco, Stanford Law School, NFL Players Association, Johns Hopkins University and Panasonic, to name a few). As a speaker, Jill has delivered more than 300 keynotes in all 50 states and in 25 countries.   As Jill notes, “I help leaders ignite a movement and change the world through TEDx talks and signature keynotes.”  For more on Jill, check out her website at: https://www.prospeakercoach.com/ For more on host, Alex Barnett, please check out his website: www.alexbarnettcomic.com or visit him on Facebook (www.facebook.com/alexbarnettcomic) or on Twitter at @barnettcomic To subscribe to the Multiracial Family Man, please click here: MULTIRACIAL FAMILY MAN PODCAST Intro and Outro Music is Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons - By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Today's guest was my roommate at an event earlier this year and I instantly fell in love with her. She's the type of person you feel instantly comfortable and welcomed with. Jill Wesley is a professional speaker coach, an expert on messaging, and truly a brilliant and incredible woman. In this interview we talked about messaging and communication in the context of corporate environments, the TEDx stage, and everyday life, no matter what it is that you do. Jill shares how speaking is a soul bearing exercise, and how to connect big ideas and hone in on your values. We also explored refinement in a few different areas of life from the difference between constructive feedback and personal attacks, how resiliency is not a constant thing, and focusing on essential relationships. We ran the gamut on a ton of interesting topics in this conversation - enjoy and share it up! About Jill Wesley: Jill Wesley is the Pro Speaker Coach and she's taught the Science + Soul of Speaking ™ for 25 years. She works with business leaders, entrepreneurs, experts, authors, speakers and trainers who are the real deal. She helps speakers in the fields of leadership, health and wellness, technology, environmental protection, media, education, relationships, sports, entertainment and social justice. Jill is the speaker coach for TEDxSanFrancisco and she's trained speakers for multiple TEDx events. Jill has trained and coached over 80,000 executives and high-performing employees in some of the world's top companies and institutions (LinkedIn, Twitter, Square, Adobe, NetApp, Cisco, Stanford Law School, NFL Players Association, Johns Hopkins University and Panasonic, to name a few). As a speaker, she's delivered more than 300 keynotes in all 50 states and in 25 countries. She's been the "secret weapon" for leaders who give major keynotes on massive stages (TEDx, Wisdom 2.0, Women@Google, NPR, and global corporate and industry conferences). Jill received her M.A. in Speech Communication from the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development at NYU and she taught Communication and Management for California State University, Long Beach. She helps leaders ignite a movement and change the world through TEDx talks and signature keynotes. In this episode, Jill shares: 1. Identifying the messages you got growing up and checking in on how well you lived them or not 2. If a message is for everyone it's not for anyone 3. Turning point moments