Podcast appearances and mentions of maxie mccoy

BFFs forevereverver, right? Um... Real deal friendship expert Shasta Nelson comes with all the advice and practical strategy for confronting loneliness the majority of us are feeling right now, navigating friend breakups, making a new crew, and cultivating relationships. Even during a pandemic.    Go deeper on the Frientimacy Triangle with a copy of Shasta Nelson’s Frientimacy: How to Deepen Friendships for Lifelong Health and Happiness.Find more resources or work with Shasta on shastanelson.com and join the Girlfriend Circles community.Download the worksheet inspired by this episode to help you put pen to paper on making your relationship with beauty more about you and less about standards. Never Been Asked is a production of Woman On LLCHost: Maxie McCoyCreators + Executive Producers: Maxie McCoy and Lisa RaphaelProducer + Editor: Sharissa WrightA week in Woman On starts with watching (or listening ;) Learn more about how to move forward with the rest of the Woman On Collective at womanoncollective.comFollow @womanoncollective on IG

To run a business together. Working to give the beauty industry a major makeover. While engaged. Fempower Beauty founders Alexis and Christina are making it happen. How?! Oh, we go there. Their personal relationships to beauty, identity, and each other will encourage you to put up a mirror to your own routines. Join the Fempower community, pick up your own manifestation guide, or experience the lipstick line at fempowerbeauty.com or @fempowerbeauty on the ‘gram. Download the worksheet inspired by this episode to help you put pen to paper on making your relationship with beauty more about you and less about standards. Never Been Asked is a production of Woman On LLCHost: Maxie McCoyCreators + Executive Producers: Maxie McCoy and Lisa RaphaelProducer + Editor: Sharissa WrightA week in Woman On starts with watching (or listening ;) Learn more about how to move forward with the rest of the Woman On Collective at womanoncollective.comFollow @womanoncollective on IG

Mama or not, turns out your own birth story (and tapping into your ancestors for answers) can tell you a whole lot. We spoke with doula and reproductive justice advocate Latham Thomas about the fight for equity in maternal care, plus advice for advocating for yourself in any medical setting.Read one of Latham’s books or learn from her directly during a doula training program on MamaGlow.com. And for a daily dose of that calming, inspiring, always educational Lath wisdom, she’s @glowmaven on the ‘gram. Download the worksheet inspired by this episode to help you put pen to paper on cultivating a healthy environment. Never Been Asked is a production of Woman On LLCHost: Maxie McCoyCreators + Executive Producers: Maxie McCoy and Lisa RaphaelProducer + Editor: Sharissa WrightA week in Woman On starts with watching (or listening ;) Learn more about how to move forward with the rest of the Woman On Collective at womanoncollective.comFollow @womanoncollective on IG

Making money moves should be more than an Instagram caption. After an hour with millennial personal finance expert Dominique Broadway, it'll be your MO. Come for her story — from climbing out of debt, to building an 8-figure business — and leave with tips for taking on your money monsters, go from budgeting to growing wealth, and managing moola for your whole fam.Show Notes:On this ep, Dominique mentions NACA for those at different income levels interested in exploring the home buying process. Follow @dominiquebroadway and sign up for one of Dominique’s bootcamps or her Wealth Transfer Investing Course on financesdemysitifed.com and check out budgeting guidebooks, her podcast and more.Never Been Asked is a production of Woman On LLCHost: Maxie McCoyCreators + Executive Producers: Maxie McCoy and Lisa RaphaelProducer + Editor: Sharissa WrightA week in Woman On starts with watching (or listening ;) Learn more about how to move forward with the rest of the Woman On Collective at womanoncollective.comFollow @womanoncollective on IG

Nitika Chopra ODed on self help and all things wellness so you don’t have to. But one listen to the chronic illness advocate and founder of Chronicon, and you’ll prob want all of her mantras on t-shirts. Tune in for real talk on her own path from surviving to thriving with a chronic illness + what *not* to say to your friend going through it. Download the worksheet inspired by this episode to help you put pen to paper on your own wellness + self love journey (that does NOT suck). Follow Nitika on her official site and Instagram @nitikachopra. Join the Chronicon community for events, resources, workshops, and new connections in the chronic illness community. Never Been Asked is a production of Woman On LLCHost: Maxie McCoyCreators + Executive Producers: Maxie McCoy and Lisa RaphaelProducer + Editor: Sharissa WrightA week in Woman On starts with watching (or listening ;) Learn more about how to move forward with the rest of the Woman On Collective at womanoncollective.comFollow @womanoncollective on IG

Do they like me? Do they not like me? But seriously… do they?! Let’s be real: If likeability was on TikTok, we’d all be following and trying to copy its dances. The Likeability Trap author, Latina to Latina podcaster, and award-winning journalist Alicia Menendez gets meta with us on likeability struggles + pro tips for avoiding their death grip. Follow Alicia Menendez on Instagram @aliciamenendezxo and Twitter @AliciaMenendez and buy The Likeability Trap wherever your fave books are sold.Download the worksheet inspired by this episode to help you put pen to paper on finding and avoiding your own likeability traps. Never Been Asked is a production of Woman On LLCHost: Maxie McCoyCreators + Executive Producers: Maxie McCoy and Lisa RaphaelProducer + Editor: Sharissa WrightA week in Woman On starts with watching (or listening ;) Learn more about how to move forward with the rest of the Woman On Collective at womanoncollective.comFollow @womanoncollective on IG

Hi, the world/city/your neighborhood needs you. Take it from two women navigating local politics. Bushra Amiwala, the youngest elected Muslim official in the US, gives us a masterclass on how to pick yourself up after a loss and show up as an authentic leader. Newly-elected LA Councilmember Nithya Raman shares how she navigates the challenges of leading her city and her family through a pandemic and beyond. Follow Bushra Amiwala on Instagram and TwitterFollow Nithya (and her epic Twitter threads) @nithyavraman Download the worksheet inspired by this episode to help you put pen to paper on building community and finding mentors. Never Been Asked is a production of Woman On LLCHost: Maxie McCoyCreators + Executive Producers: Maxie McCoy and Lisa RaphaelProducer + Editor: Sharissa WrightA week in Woman On starts with watching (or listening ;) Learn more about how to move forward with the rest of the Woman On Collective at womanoncollective.comFollow @womanoncollective on IG

You're Not Lost – Finding Your Direction Your Own Way with Author, Host and Executive Producer Maxie McCoy Full Transcript Below:  Intro: Thank you so much for tuning into this week's episode of Crestcom's The Leadership Habit podcast. In this episode, I sat down and talked with Maxie McCoy. For those that are unfamiliar with […] The post You're Not Lost! Find Your Direction Your Own Way with Author, Host and Executive Producer, Maxie McCoy appeared first on Crestcom International.

After drunk dialing her therapist on her 25th bday, Tara Schuster set out to save her life through re-parenting, a reluctant gratitude practice, and writing an hour a day before her crazy stressful job. Think you never could? The “Buy Yourself the F*cking Lilies” author and former TV exec will convince you that you can.Follow Tara online, on Instagram @taraschuster, and buy her book.Download the worksheet inspired by Tara’s episode to help you put pen to paper on a gratitude practice that’ll stick. Even for skeptics.Never Been Asked is a production of Woman On LLCHost: Maxie McCoyCreators + Executive Producers: Maxie McCoy and Lisa RaphaelProducer + Editor: Sharissa WrightA week in Woman On starts with watching (or listening ;) Learn more about how to move forward with the rest of the Woman On Collective at womanoncollective.comFollow @womanoncollective on IG

Wait. Laughing… like, “hahaha” and “lol”? There’s space to do that in the year 2020?! Yes. And super hilarious Danielle Perez is here to prove it. In this episode, the standup star — who found her comedy calling at 30 (so brave, we know) — shares how she’s kept creating in quarantine and how she’s making the entertainment world more inclusive. Yup, Danielle will make you laugh *and* give you the inspo to put pen to paper on your own projects.Show Notes: Follow Danielle Perez on Instagram @divadelux. While you’re there, check out her bestie + this episode’s Womxn on the Rise, Madison Shepard.Support Her: Subscribe to Danielle Perez and Madison Shepard’s podcast Wow Rude wherever you listen.Woman On With Maxie McCoy is a production of Woman On LLC.Creators + Executive Producers: Maxie McCoy and Lisa RaphaelTechnical Producer + Editor: Sharissa WrightSocial Media Producer: Betty Jean BowlesA week in Woman On starts with watching (or listening ;) Learn more about how to take the next best step with the rest of the Woman On Collective at womanoncollective.comFollow @womanoncollective on IG

Cuckoo from quarantine? Same. Maxie’s making the most of it from — where else? — her apartment. Being stuck inside for the holidays is a lil bit of a bummer, but this ep we’ll kinda be together. On Zoom. Promise we’ll make it fun with food writer Sabrina Medora raiding our pantry, Kinfield founder Nichole Powell helping us shop small smarter, Woman On Collective leaders Cherise Goode and Jacqueline Twillie solving all (most?!) of our tough convo and EOY money probs. SHOW NOTESEat up what food writer Sabrina Medora is cookin’ up on Un-Plated and in her community on Patreon)Shop Better Together with us this holiday szn (and all year ‘round tbh) and support small businesses owned by women and people of color Find our moderating pro Cherise Goode on Instagram and LinkedInReally get help with your money probs and visit Jacqueline Twillie at ZeroGap.coWoman On With Maxie McCoy is a production of Woman On LLC.Creators + Executive Producers: Maxie McCoy and Lisa RaphaelTechnical Producer + Editor: Sharissa WrightSocial Media Producer: Betty Jean BowlesA week in Woman On starts with watching (or listening ;) Learn more about how to take the next best step with the rest of the Woman On Collective at womanoncollective.comFollow @womanoncollective on IG

The answer to your social dilemma is right here. Ethel’s Club and Somewhere Good founder Naj Austin shares how she’s blowing up the Internet (in a really great way) and inserting happiness and a little something she learned about community this year… from her real-life community. PS: Permission to feel joy, granted.SHOW NOTESYup, Ethel’s Club is 100% as cool as it sounds. Sign up online and follow along on Instagram.Naj mentions one of her advisors and all-around A+ texters, Jessica Eggert, who seemed too amazing not to include. And don’t forget Brittany Chavez, founder of Shop Latinx.SUPPORT HER STUFFSocial platform Somewhere Good, designed for people of color to connect around the things we and they love launches in 2021. Sign up to get early access and stay up to date on when it drops.Woman On With Maxie McCoy is a production of Woman On LLC. Creators + Executive Producers: Maxie McCoy and Lisa RaphaelTechnical Producer + Editor: Sharissa WrightSocial Media Producer: Betty Jean BowlesA week in Woman On starts with watching (or listening ;). Learn more about how to take the next best step with the rest of the Woman On Collective. Follow @womanoncollective

Indigenous activist and runner Jordan Marie Daniel @nativein_la has built a movement through movement: raising awareness for Black Lives Matter, murdered and missing Indigenous women, and even getting out the vote. All on her feet. We explore how to save the world, while maintaining boundaries, while in a pandemic (spoiler: not as easy as it looks) in this episode.We know, we want to hang with all of the incredible humans Jordan shouts out in this episode, too. We can at least help you follow along: Rosalie Fish @rosaliefishx + check out the documentary she and Jordan were in togetherCali Wolf @caliwolfCorinne Rice @misscorinne86 Leah Thomas @greengirlleah Andrea Perez @for_the_love_of_earth Pınar Ateş Sinopoulos-Lloyd @queerquechua Woman On With Maxie McCoy is a production of Woman On LLCCreators + Executive Producers: Maxie McCoy and Lisa RaphaelTechnical Producer + Editor: Sharissa WrightSocial Media Producer: Betty Jean BowlesA week in Woman On starts with watching (or listening ;) Learn more about how to take the next best step with the rest of the Woman On Collective at womanoncollective.comFollow @womanoncollective on IG

Imagine a world where everyone is trying to be 1% better today than they were yesterday. That’s the world author, transgender activist, entrepreneur Jodie Patterson is building with mothering as the governing law. Think you know what it means to mother? Watch and listen; Jodie is about to help you birth a major “aha!” moment in this episode.Show Notes: Tune in to Jodie’s Woman On the Rise: Njeri Brown, a TV writer who has written for your fave shows like Dear White People, Black-ish, and Dead to Me.Support Her: Find all things Jodie Patterson on her official site, including her book The Bold World and news of her new book Born Ready The True Story of a Boy Named Penelope.Woman On With Maxie McCoy is a production of Woman On LLC.Creators + Executive Producers: Maxie McCoy and Lisa RaphaelTechnical Producer + Editor: Sharissa WrightSocial Media Producer: Betty Jean BowlesA week in Woman On starts with watching (or listening ;) Learn more about how to take the next best step with the rest of the Woman On Collective at womanoncollective.comFollow @womanoncollective on IG

Somehow the holidays, the most important election of our lives, mercury in retrograde, 2021 — it's all here. There's a LOT on our minds and we know yours too so we're taking a beat. In this mid-szn check-in, Maxie sits in the hot seat to answers viewer questions and look to the next five weeks with a cheatsheet for how to keep on keeping on. No matter what tricks 2020 still has up her sleeves. Woman On With Maxie McCoy is a production of Woman On LLC.Creators + Executive Producers: Maxie McCoy and Lisa RaphaelTechnical Producer + Editor: Sharissa WrightSocial Media Producer: Betty Jean BowlesA week in Woman On starts with watching (or listening ;) Learn more about how to take the next best step with the rest of the Woman On Collective at womanoncollective.comFollow @thewomanoncollective on IG

Chatting with Maxie McCoy this week about what to do when “find your passion” advice is not working, navigating the what’s next after reaching a big goal, how she became the facilitator of women’s stories and so much more!

We might not have seen 2020 coming, but Jessica Lanyadoo sure did. The multi-hyphenate medium, astrologer, author (don’t forget psychic) takes us beyond horoscopes to help make sense of this year, next, and our place in all of it. According to the stars. F*ck retrogrades — you got this. Plus, she’ll read host Maxie McCoy’s chart compared to two partnerships in her life, business and pleasure.Show Notes:Jessica put a woman on our radar who will become your new feel-good IG follow: Sonya Renee Taylor, author of The Body Is Not an Apology. Woman On With Maxie McCoy is a production of Woman On LLCCreators + Executive Producers: Maxie McCoy and Lisa RaphaelTechnical Producer + Editor: Sharissa WrightSocial Media Producer: Betty Jean BowlesA week in Woman On starts with watching (or listening ;) Learn more about how to take the next best step with the rest of the Woman On Collective at womanoncollective.comFollow @thewomanoncollective on IG

In this episode, Jo gave some love to JRNI Coaching founder Noelle Cordeaux. Who’s a womxn on the rise you think deserves some time in the spotlight? Give them a lil boost today.Woman On With Maxie McCoy is a production of Woman On LLCCreators + Executive Producers: Maxie McCoy and Lisa RaphaelTechnical Producer + Editor: Sharissa WrightSocial Media Producer: Betty Jean BowlesA week in Woman On starts with watching (or listening ;) Learn more about how to take the next best step with the rest of the Woman On Collective at womanoncollective.comFollow @thewomanoncollective on IG

You may remember where you were last election eve. After two years working 24/7 on Hillary Clinton's campaign, Amanda Litman was at the Javits Center ready to celebrate. Spoiler: she didn't. She shares how she channeled the fallout from that into building a movement that's inspired thousands to run for office, changing our v broken system at the local level on up. This episode comes with a caveat: You will watch and feel called to action. We warned you.Show Notes:In this episode, Amanda mentions:Her awesome org Run for Something (visit... and Run!!!)Jennifer Carroll Foy, running for VA GovernorFL House Rep Anna Eskamani Woman On With Maxie McCoy is a production of (yas) Woman On LLC.Creators + Executive Producers: Maxie McCoy and Lisa RaphaelTechnical Producer + Editor: Sharissa WrightSocial Media Producer: Betty Jean BowlesA week in Woman On starts with watching (or listening ;) Learn more about how to take the next best step with the rest of the Woman On Collective at womanoncollective.comFollow @thewomanoncollective on IG

Even in the Pandemic, You're Not Lost Guest Maxie McCoy Maxie McCoy is a writer and speaker obsessed with giving women the tools they need to believe in themselves. Committed to the global rise of women, she writes weekly inspiration on maxiemccoy.com. Her book, You’re Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way is published by TarcherPerigee of Penguin Random House. Maxie specializes in creating meaningful offline experiences that provide practical action in workshop and group formats. She’s worked with top brands, conferences and companies to create original events that engage their target audiences both online and off. Her work has been featured on Good Morning America, TheSkimm, Forbes, Fortune, INC, Bustle, Business Insider, MyDomaine, Women’s Health, Good Housekeeping, Marie Claire, Billboard, CNN and many more as an expert in women’s leadership. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/powerbanking/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/powerbanking/support

#058 In today’s episode, I’m talking with Maxie McCoy, She is on a mission to help women believe in themselves and break out of the mold they were never meant to fit in the first place. We’re going to discuss the specific steps you can take to get unstuck, why your past success is the best predictor of your future success, and why you should be more focused on the direction than the destination. (07:10) Listen as Maxie breaks down the steps for deconstructing when you are feeling lost, stuck, or you’re just playing small (15:30) Hear about the moment she realized she needed to break the mold in her own career (21:43) Why Maxie believes investing in yourself is a game-changer and how she almost missed her chance to become an author (26:30) How Maxie learned first-hand how that next big goal can be a bit  of an evaporating horizon line (31:30) Why all the years you’ve invested in building a career are NOT a waste if you’re ready for a change (47:46) Chelsea’s Top Takeaways Looking for more information, mama? Visit the show notes at https://www.smartmoneymamas.com/maxieDiscover Your Passion Project Workbook: https://smartmoneymamas.com/passion-project-workbook/

Do you feel lost? Maxie McCoy, author of You’re Not Lost, knows how you feel. She’s felt lost before and has a variety of methods to find her way again. Join us as Maxie tells us how to clear your lost fog in any stage of life.  Views and opinions expressed are those of podcast guests and do not necessarily represent those of Alpha Gamma Delta International Fraternity.  Follow us on social media: https://linktr.ee/alphagamihq 

Kelly connects with Maxie McCoy for a conversation on how to let go of uncertainty, shed the expectations of others, and stop comparing your career progress to other people's or to where you think you "should" be by now. Instead, as Kelly and Maxie discuss, the key to success is to focus on taking the essential micro-steps that will bring you closer to your goals and use your networks to guide you in reaching your potential. Maxie is the author of You’re Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way and is obsessed with giving women the tools they need to believe in themselves. Kelly and Maxie's conversation can also be found on the podcast BOOKS CONNECT US, a cool new podcast from Penguin Random House featuring interviews every week with amazing authors.

Today we have a conversation between authors J. Kelly Hoey and Maxie McCoy. J. Kelly Hoey is an investor, connector, networking expert, and author of the book BUILD YOUR DREAM NETWORK. Maxie McCoy is author of the book YOU'RE NOT LOST.

Author and champion of women, Maxie McCoy is a firm believe that when we are feeling lost the best thing we can do is begin. In today's interview she shares all kind of wisdom from her book You're Not Lost. Whether it is figuring out who should be in your "girl gang", learning how to ritualize your success or how to reflect on your year to set yourself up for an amazing 2020 we cover it.  IG: @maxiemccoy  Maxie's recommendations and show notes:  www.crystal-cattle.com  If you loved this episode subscribe, share a screenshot on social or send Crystal a message. Join our community on Instagram by using the hashtag #thesquadlife and tag @crystalcattle.

Sonia and Colleen are back from (separately) vacationing in Alaska! We hear from Cheri Wells, a program manager of TechRoots, a community for diverse talent in the tech industry. Then, Colleen interviews author Maxie McCoy about her book, You’re Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way. Finally, our hosts wrap with a conversation about the U.S. Women’s National Team’s win at the Women’s World Cup, and the fight for equal pay.

Maxie McCoy is a Author, Speaker (who rocks hot pink) and Inspirational Leader here to help other women rise into their potential. Author of the book - You're Not Lost - Maxie has navigated her fair share of career change and uncertainty. From starting out with big dreams that she quickly found she didn't actually want to pursue, to making her own way through "lost" to contented...and then daring to go out and do her own thing.She is full of practical advice. To find Maxie, head to www.maxiemccoy.comOn Instagram: https://instagram.com/maxiemcoyand come find Kate too while you're there! https://instagram.com/kate.snowiseTo learn more about Kate & her coaching, speaking and corporate workshops, head to www.thrive.how See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

YOU’RE NOT LOST. Promise. You, like everyone else, is learning to figure out how to evolve. We talk with the fiery and funny Maxie McCoy, writer and speaker obsessed with giving women the tools they need to believe in themselves. Committed to the global rise of women, she writes weekly inspiration, and packs a punch with her book, You’re Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way . . Maxie is a force to be reckoned with (we declare her guest of the year?!)  and here’s what we cover in this episode: . 1) What Maxie has learned from interviewing thousands of women (It’ll make you feel so normal.) . 2) Maxie’s candid story of feeling lost and unsure during the release of her book, and how she navigated that challenge. 3) Favorite tools for guidance: surveying closest friends about your capabilities and potential, transcendental meditation, therapy, tuning into the body + so much more 4) #BATSHITGRATEFUL How gratitude can help change your life! Here are some of our favorite quotes from You’re Not Lost… “The highest expression of yourself is doing what you want to do how you want to do it—and being as wildly you as possible while you do.” . . “The goal isn’t to be fearless. The goal is to keep fear from running the show.” . “No matter how many pep talks someone gives you or how much inspiration you read on the internet, there’s only one voice that truly matters: yours. Because no matter what’s happening in your life, the only person in your head is you. There is no one else who can control your thoughts but you. No one else’s positive words matter if you’re regularly and continually ripping yourself apart with negative chatter.” . . “That then will never come. Because there’s absolutely nothing that needs to change about you in order to find your way.” RESOURCES: maxiemccoy.com https://maxiemccoy.com/youre-not-lost/

In this episode: A chat about how there’s nothing "wrong" with feeling lost How to disregard or re-bale your fear Creating a sense of self-belief Listening to your gut Maxie McCoy is a writer and speaker obsessed with giving women the tools they need to believe in themselves. Committed to the global rise of women, she writes weekly inspiration on maxiemccoy.com. She is the author of, "You’re Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way".  Maxie also specializes in creating meaningful offline experiences that provide practical action in workshop and group formats. She’s worked with top brands, conferences and companies to create original events that engage their target audiences both online and off. Her work has been featured on Good Morning America, TheSkimm, Forbes, Fortune, INC, Bustle, Business Insider, MyDomaine, Women’s Health, Good Housekeeping, Marie Claire, Billboard, CNN and many more as an expert in women’s leadership. Today’s guest is about to blow you away with this topic. I found Maxie because I was searching for books on Audible about feeling lost, or feeling stuck, or feeling imposter syndrome, because of something I was personally experiencing and questions that I get from so many of you. Her book, "You’re Not Lost" is so impactful because we so often create these stories of why we can’t take action, & we get so caught up in our 5-20 year plans, forgetting that the little things we do along the way are going to be the things that get us where we want to be, and Maxie does an amazing job of breaking this down. I can’t wait for you to hear from her & see what you think! Be sure to TAG us both in your IG stories if you vibe with it!  “Figure out what energizes you. The things that bring you more joy, more energy, more excitement than not. It does not have to be an end-all-be-all career goal. And ask yourself what’s the absolute smallest thing I can do about this thing that lights me up, and then let it be small and just go do it.” -Maxie McCoy   PUMP-UP JAM: Radio Ga Ga by Queen Dreams by Fleetwood Mac   Quotes: “If you are feeling lost right now, its okay. Its OKAY… the feelings of being lost are actually a really powerful place of presence to be in.” “If you’re doing something for the first time, which all of us at any height of success have done something for the first time, you don’t know what you’re doing.” “What is today giving you that just rocks, and how can you love that?” “If you don’t know where you’re going & you don’t know what to do next, just look at what you’ve done. And somewhere in that is the data of what the next step should be.” “That’s the difference between successful people & non-successful people, are the ones that consistently show up and consistently do something that they haven’t done in the face of the unknown, versus someone who just talks about it & thinks about it.”   Resources: Connect with Maxie on Instagram @maxiemccoy Get her book on Amazon: You’re Not Lost Get yourself a Mini Trampoline If we aren't connected yet be sure to come hang with me on Instagram @kaciafitzgerald and @empowerHERpodcast or online at www.kaciafitzgerald.com Topic or speaker suggestions? Shoot us an email: hello@kaciafitzgerald.com  

The path unfolds when you begin, is just one of the pearls dropped by Business Builder Show guest Maxie McCoy. Maxie is the author of the book: You're Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan For Finding Your Own Way (2018/Tarcher Perigee). In our conversation Maxie shares her wild non-linear career path from sports broadcasting to women's leadership, reveals why she thinks “follow your passion” can be B.S. advice when it comes to your career and discusses the absurdity of our ongoing obsession with “X under X age” accomplishment lists. We also find time to dive into end of month reflections plus why she's a fan of micro-actions and side-hustles. Website: www.maxiemccoy.comTwitter: @maxiemccoyInstagram: maxiemccoy Learn more about your hosts at www.martywolffbusinesssolutions.com and www.jkellyhoey.coThanks for listening. Call or text me with comments or questions at 570 815 1626.Marty Wolff, Founder of the Business Builders Show See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

WBZ's Laurie Kirby speaks with women's leadership expert about how to break free and find your way.

    Today's guest knows all too well what it feels like to not know what the future holds...and what it feels like to keep on walking towards it anyway. Maxie McCoy is a writer, author of the recently released book You're Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way, and a speaker obsessed with giving women the tools they need to believe in themselves. As a woman who is committed to the global rise of all women, Maxie writes weekly inspiration and monthly curriculum on her website for her audience. It was such a joy to sit down for a soul-jam sesh with this vibrant, fierce and driven woman… one that I am certain will leave you feeling inspired, ready to march onward, and exactly where you're supposed to be (whether you know where you're headed or not.) In this episode: Today's guest, Maxie McCoy [ :40 ] What lead Maxie to where she is today [ 4:10 ] The journey to writing her new book, You're Not Lost  [ 10:21 ] How to have faith when the future is uncertain [ 16:50 ] The people and practices Maxie relies on during hard times [ 22:00 ] The 5 questions to ask the people who love + support you [ 25:50 ] What writing the book taught Maxie about herself and others [ 28:18 ] How to say “No” with grace [ 40:45 ] Maxie's favorites [ 42:44 ] 49:18 What Maxie would say to a former version of herself Soul Shifting Quotes: “We don't have to know the big picture; if we keep following what energizes us the path will unfold.” “Follow the energy, keep the momentum, and do it small step after small step.” “You can be wildly confident and still have no idea what you're doing.” “I'm batshit grateful.” “I know what it means to come back to that wildly expressed self, and that self is the one that gets me places.” Links Mentioned: Purchase Maxie's new book, You're Not Lost Grab your FREE training, How to Call in Your Tribe + Create Content that Converts Purchase 'Master Your Money Mind' today! Be sure to follow Maxie on Instagram: @maxiemccoy and find her on her website at www.maxiemccoy.com Tag me in your big shifts and takeaways: @amberlilyestrom Did you hear something you loved here today?! Leave a Review + Subscribe via iTunes

Ever feel like you’re headed on a career trajectory that you don’t even want anymore? The 5-year plan worked in an age when pensions existed, but today, the working world has changed. You don’t have to take the one-way street. You can make u-turns, take on-ramps and off-ramps, and even create your own, never-before-seen path to career happiness. And we can help you do it.   Listen to our interview with Maxie McCoy, author of You’re Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way, to find out the simple secret to finding a career you love.

About Maxie:Maxie McCoy is a writer and speaker obsessed with giving individuals the tools they need to believe in themselves. She specializes in creating meaningful offline experiences that provide practical action in workshop and group formats. She's worked with brands like TRESemmé, AMEX OPEN, AT&T, L'Oreal, Disney, Brit+CO, Square, Twitter, CapitalOne, Honest Tea, Microsoft, and TEKsystems to create original events that engage their target audiences both online and off. Prior to this phase of her career, Maxie built the Local Levo communities for Levo, the fastest growing career platform for millennials. During her time, she scaled the ambassador program to thirty cities, launched Local Levo globally, and produced over 500 events with 40 volunteer ambassadors.Maxie has been featured on Good Morning America, TheSkimm, Forbes, Fortune, INC, Bustle, MyDomaine, ABC Radio, Women's Health, Marie Claire, Billboard, CNN and many more as an expert in women's leadership. Committed to the global rise of women, she writes weekly inspiration and monthly curriculum on maxiemccoy.com. Her forthcoming book, You're Not Lost, will be published by Penguin Random House in August 2018.She is a graduate of Lehigh University with a BA in Journalism and MA in sports media where she played volleyball. Before working in the women's leadership space she was a sports broadcaster, hosting The High School Road Tour for Fox Sports Southwest. Maxie calls San Francisco home and originates from Plano, TX. When she's not working, you can find her on a surfboard in Bali or at the Ferry Building Farmers Market in San Francisco.Website: maxiemccoy.com Instagram: @maxiemccoyPre-Order Maxie's Book - "You're Not Lost"Attend the Fireside Chat with Baily & Maxie at GA Santa Monica on August 28th

In this episode we hear from Dr. Sharon Saline, author of What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew, KJ Dell’Antonia, author How to Be a Happier Parent, and Maxie McCoy, author of You're Not Lost. What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew by Dr. Sharon Saline: http://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/562282/what-your-adhd-child-wishes-you-knew/ How to Be a Happier Parent by KJ Dell’Antonia : http://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/539268/how-to-be-a-happier-parent/ You're Not Lost by Maxie McCoy: http://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/563905/youre-not-lost/

Maxie McCoy advises dropping the grand plan of your life in favor of simpler questions to move you forward.   You'll Learn: Two exercises for discerning your direction Why you should keep a gratitude journal Five wise questions to ask your support network   About Maxie: Maxie McCoy is a writer and speaker obsessed with giving women the tools they need to believe in themselves. She writes weekly inspiration on maxiemccoy.com, and is the host and executive producer of the live-audience show Let Her Speak. She specializes in creating meaningful offline experiences for top brands and conferences. Her work has been featured on Good Morning America, Bustle, Fortune, TheSkimm, INC, Business Insider, Yahoo, Marie Claire, GlassDoor, The Huffington Post, Women's Health and many others.   View transcript, show notes, and links at http://AwesomeAtYourJob.com/ep334

Part of learning entails finding your way through failure. But in our productivity-obsessed culture (which I’ll admit, I perpetuate!) being still enough through our times of struggle to observe what’s really going on is rare. On today’s episode I talk with author Maxie McCoy all about how to lean into learning in times of feeling lost or let down. Related links: Get Maxie’s new book, You’re Not Lost Ep 24: Finding the Feedback You Need The 5 Benefits of a Bridge Job Learn more about my Bossed Up book journey here Got a career conundrum you want us to cover next? Or a boss move to share? Call and leave a voicemail NOW at 910-668-BOSS(2677).

Have you ever felt lost? I sure know I have, and I'm guessing you have as well. Whether you feel lost in your career, your finances, your relationships or just in life in general, this podcast episode should be one you keep on rotation. Author and all-around amazing chic, Maxie McCoy, is bringing some of her best knowledge and tips from her upcoming book, You're Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way.On This Podcast Episode:We're starting things off with a very relevant Ask Shannah question from Jane who is searching for answers for feeling lost financially. While there aren't any magical solutions, I share my two tips for helping you find your way.From there, Maxie drops her wisdom about how you can proactively find your way from feeling lost to found in her new book, You're Not Lost.One of my favorite tips she shared was the idea of starting small - something we all know we should do but so seldom do. And, her advice about getting insights from your friends is one of the most revolutionary steps I've taken this year to change my approach to just about everything - so I know it will work for you too.You can pre-order Maxie's book You're Not Lost today!Thanks for Tuning In:Thanks for tuning in to listen to this episode of Millennial Money. You’re awesome and mean so much to us. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it on social media using the hashtag #millennialmoneypodcast.Also, please leave an honest review for Millennial Money on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and much appreciated! You’re awesome!Have an Ask Shannah question, submit it here.Want More:Shannah on TwitterShannah on Instagram

Feeling lost, boss? You’re not alone. For today’s boss tip, I turned to author Maxie McCoy to get her best advice on finding your way. Listen now for one powerful question that can help you get on track. Links to learn more about what was covered in today’s episode: Read a transcript of today’s episode here Pre-order Maxie’s new book, You’re Not Lost, here Join Bossed Up’s Courage Community on Facebook Got a career conundrum you want me to cover on the podcast? Call and leave me a voicemail NOW at 910-668-BOSS(2677).

Do you want to have an answer to the “What do you do?” question that’s as powerful as that one?   If you do, you can start by asking yourself the question: “what am I on this earth to do right now?”   Give the question some time to percolate in your brain, and then grab paper and pen to start capturing the ideas and language that come to mind for you.   Or, if your brain feels slower than a semi truck with completely flat tires trying to deliver a shipment of molasses, you’re not alone -- and you probably should listen to today’s podcast episode.   Today’s guest, Maxie McCoy, uses this very question to shape how she introduces herself and explains her work. She’s a career inspiration expert who focuses on helping you tap into your own confidence and gifts to go kick some serious butt in the world.   Maxie has confidently navigated quite a few twists and turns along her professional path: going from college athletics to broadcast journalism, to growing one of the highest traffic women’s career and personal finance sites, to launching her own business as a writer, speaker and inspiration to create a life you’re jazzed about living.   We’re busting all the myths about confidence and giving you tactical tips on how to develop stronger self-belief today on the podcast with Maxie McCoy.   Listen to today’s episode to hear her guidance on…: The strategic relationship building tactics she used to get a position at ESPN Trusting your gut and make a career move that’s off the “planned” path How to avoid living like you’re in a disaster or crisis (even when it might feel like it) Cultivating the confidence to put yourself in positions to have serendipity start happening for you   Today’s episode is like a shot of confidence adrenaline right in your arm.   It’s powerful stuff, especially if you choose to follow the steps we outline in the blog post and downloadable worksheet.

Maxie McCoy says she is on a mission to inspire billions to believe in themselves. She dives in with Après CEO Jennifer Gefsky on why women struggle with self doubt -- from macro to micro reasons -- and offers tangible strategies to develop a deep sense of belief.

Discomfort: noun dis·com·fort dis-ˈkəm-fərt 1. Mental or physical uneasiness, 2. A feeling of being somewhat worried, unhappy, etc. Are you comfortable with being uncomfortable? Are you in a place in your life, whether in your career or not, that makes you feel uneasy? Maybe you're stuck in limbo wondering if you need to start transitioning out of your current career. It's hard work to reflect during these times in our lives that make us feel stuck. Reflection and being completely honest with ourselves about where we are in our lives and where we want to be isn't an easy task. It's difficult to identify the things that are really important to us. But, we have to do it if we want to move forward. Listen to our chat with Maxie McCoy as she shares how leaving her career comfort zone lead her to a much bigger and brighter future (one that she can't stop smiling about!).

Sam talks to Bucky Keady, VP Talent at Time Inc and Maxie McCoy of Levo League to find out whether or not you really need to stay at a job for an entire year.

Sam talks to Bucky Keady, VP Talent at Time Inc and Maxie McCoy of Levo League to find out whether or not you really need to stay at a job for an entire year.