Podcast appearances and mentions of shonda rhimes year

Research shows that of the time given to a workday, 80% is spent doing tasks with little to no value and only 20% is spent doing something important. That's a BIG scary stat!And yet when Google sends me my website report, one of the MOST looked at pages – is a blog I wrote in 2018 – how to increase your odds of success by 95% …it seems people WANT to be more productive.So today – Day 4 of my free workshop week, Focus & Freedom Masterclass, I've cobbled together not just 5 productivity tips to save you time and your sanity but more like 5 concepts to apply in your business that will make you more productive.Don't forget to grab your workbook here: www.dianalidstone.com/takenotes so you can create how you'll best apply these concepts.  One thing I know for sure is that when I listen to podcasts like these – great ideas pop into my head and I need a place to record them – rather than little bits of paper scattered all over the place.Share your feedback with me by clicking here and leaving a short voice message! If you missed the earlier part of this workshop series, you can find them here:Ep. 85 – 7 Reasons you're dramatically overworked (here)Ep. 86 – Get Focused: Build your business with purpose (here)Ep. 87 – Determine your most impactful tasks (here)Ep. 88 – Free up time: Systems BEFORE team (here) RESOURCES MENTIONED:CEO WEEKLY Checklist: 5 tips to make your week more productive – download hereTime Management Statistics and Facts That Will Surprise You – read here5 Easy Ways to Increase Your Productivity – read here9 Productivity Tips to Work Smarter, not harder! – read hereFull Focus Planner (learn about it here)Shonda Rhimes – Year of Yes (book)My typical Model Agenda (view here)Share your feedback with me by clicking here and leaving a short voice message!

What is imposter syndrome? For anyone who has ever felt like this before, here is an imposter syndrome definition: Imposter syndrome is a collection of feelings of inadequacy that persist despite evident success. ‘Imposters' suffer from chronic self-doubt and a sense of intellectual fraudulence that override any feelings of success or external proof of their competence. Yes, unfortunately, imposter syndrome is real. And yes, fortunately, something can be done! Truthfully, we all – myself included – struggle with this at some point in our journey, friend. So while your personal imposter symptoms may take many shapes or forms, to walk a path to your limitless success, we need to look it squarely in the face. That's what we're going to do on today's episode. Kicking it to the curb: how to overcome imposter syndrome once and for all Here's a list of questions that may indicate that you're dealing with imposter syndrome: Are you certified in middle school but want to share resources for another age group? Are you a first year teacher but still feel like you could create programs or services to sell? Are you ready to retire but still feel like you could bring something vital to the education table? Do you want to leave the profession but feel like making money from your teaching experience is in the cards?  If you answered yes to any of the above or if you relate to any of the above, you might be dealing with imposter syndrome. So on today's episode, I'm going to lay out the action steps you need to kick imposter syndrome to the curb. Before I do, however, here's a quote from the queen of writing, AKA Shonda Rhimes: “I am not lucky. You know what I am? I am smart, I am talented, I take advantage of the opportunities that come my way and I work really, really hard. Don't call me lucky. Call me a bad*ss.” Woohoo! I couldn't agree more. Are you ready to become one, too? Start by listening to this episode… In this episode, you will learn: What imposter syndrome is Imposter syndrome quotes to help you ward off feelings of unworthiness How to overcome it Why imposter syndrome exists Why you may have feelings of imposter syndrome in the first place LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE ABOUT IMPOSTER SYNDROME:  Shonda Rhimes Year of Yes: How to Dance It Out, Stand In the Sun and Be Your Own Person Kaysemorris.com/books Malcolm Gladwell Outliers: The Story of Success Heidi Holstein – The Elementary School Counselor Feeling like a fraud? Ubersuggest CEO TEACHER® RESOURCES WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD:  What's your CEO Teacher® Type? Find out here! Download my free book, A Teacher's Map of Online Business Secrets, and get started growing your business today! Check out my CEO Teacher® Book Recommendations here! JOIN OUR CEO TEACHER® PODCAST COMMUNITY TO GROW WITH LIKE-MINDED TEACHERS: Send me a DM on Instagram– I love chatting with my people, so send me your imposter syndrome symptoms, strategies, and questions ENJOYING THE PODCAST? THANKS FOR TUNING IN! Tag me @theceoteacher on Instagram and tell me what you are listening to! I love seeing what resonates most with our listeners!  I don't want you to miss a thing! Be the first to know when a new episode is available by subscribing on iTunes here! If you would like to support The CEO Teacher® podcast, it would mean so much to me if you would leave a review on iTunes. By leaving a review, you are helping fellow CEO teachers find this podcast and start building a life they love.  To leave a review on iTunes, click HERE and scroll down to Ratings and Reviews. Click “Write a Review” and share with me how this podcast is changing your business and your life! READY FOR MORE? I LIKE YOUR STYLE! LISTEN TO THESE CEO TEACHER® PODCAST EPISODES NEXT! 3 Ways Teachers Can Make Money This Summer How to Start a Small Business at Home Guide for Summer A Guide to Financial Literacy for Teachers with Ramsey Solutions Personality Kristina Ellis

In today’s episode, I’m re-sharing some of my favorite reads to accelerate your career.  Links to learn more about what was covered in today’s episode:  Read today’s corresponding blog post Snag my book, Bossed Up, here Books mentioned in the episode: Shonda Rhimes’ Year of Yes Jessica Bacal's Mistakes I Made at Work Gretchen Rubin’s Better Than Before Download my FREE list 15 books to accelerate your career 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).

Ruiskurusketuksen suosituin väri on – tietysti! – bröllopsbrun, ja Miina on ottanut sen. Lotan lapsi on vastuullisempi kuin Lotta, ja tulevaisuus on MUUN MUASSA siksi valoisa (mutta on paljon muitakin syitä). Kirjavinkkejäkin tulee täyslaidallinen. Ja muistathan laittaa kalenteriin rosenhuuruisen podimiitin torstaina 13.6! Kirjat, joista juttelimme: Shonda Rhimes: Year of yes https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/29540318-year-of-yes?ac=1&from_search=true Malcolm Gladwell: Blink - The Power of Thinking Without Thinking https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/40102.Blink?ac=1&from_search=true Emma Clein: The girls https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/26893819-the-girls?ac=1&from_search=true Mary Portas: Work like a woman https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36992504-work-like-a-woman?ac=1&from_search=true

Stacey shares how Shonda Rhimes “Year of Yes” inspired her and invites you to join her in making this your “Year of Intention”. She gives you the 3 questions you can use as a guide to start the process and encourages you to step boldly towards the highest, truest expression of your self.

Ryann Dowdy is a sales coach, coach, trainer and digital marketer. She works with female entrepreneurs and small businesses, teaching them how to sell in a way that feels good for their organizations. Most women’s biggest issue is confidence. Not enough people cheering them on. Lot of these skills haven’t even taught. No road map for being a successful person. Inherently programmed into men and expect it. Ryann helps women see their true passion and better communicate what they are good at. Taking out the ums and ahs and maybes. Hope women change passive behaviors when it’s expected. Ask for what you want. Encourages women to write down their dreams, put number and timeline on it. Gives accountability. Understanding your own values. Best books she’s read lately: Shonda Rhimes “Year of Yes,” and Gary Vaynderchuk’s “Crushing It.” Listens to podcasts like Kelly Roach’s “Unstoppable Success Radio,” Amy Porterfield’s “Online Marketing Made Easy,” and Jeb Blount. Personal goal of total time and location freedom. Best reached on LinkedIn 

It’s Jo’s turn to talk about how her life has unintentionally and then over time, intentionally broken molds.  Jo discusses how her cultural background has meant she has always broken molds and caused her to question her identity. However, as she has become increasingly comfortable with being uncomfortable she has been able to accept the calling God has given her and accept God’s invitations to break molds.   Discussion questions: - Do you feel comfortable in the armor that God has given you to wear or are you constantly trying to put someone else’s on? - Which things, which felt very uncomfortable at the time, do you now recognize were God-given situations God used you in to break the mold and advance His kingdom? - Where do you need to embrace the uncomfortableness of being salt and light right now?   Check out the following books: Shonda Rhimes: Year of Yes. Jo Saxton: Dream of You (out now!!)   Follow Lead Stories Podcast to interact with Steph and Jo: Twitter: @LeadStoriesVox Instagram: @LeadStoriesPodcast Facebook: LeadStoriesPodcast Connect with Jo at www.josaxton.com @josaxton Connect with Steph at www.pastorsteph.com @pastorsteph Subscribe on iTunes to have the podcast automatically download to your device every week or listen at www.leadstoriespodcast.com www.leadstoriesmedia.com 

New year, new look. Did you see the new podcast art? Let's talk about it. New logo defining the show more completely.  That's my FACE on there now!  I feel a bit nekkid putting my face out there for the whole world to see.  It's just one more step to not being holding myself back.  It took about a year for me to get off my duff and do this. Also, you may have noticed that's an elephant topping the "I" in Think.  The elephant runs in a matriarchal order.  Not that I don't appreciate men, I just come from a long line of women taking care of more than their share.  I honor those women, and each of us, who lead families, work teams, organizations, and share our influence with the world in that image. Thank you to my designer, Jason Clement, for helping me put more me into the conversation. Then you see my name a little structured and maybe a bit mischievous. That's me.  I learn more when I'm playful.  It's the balance of the structure and the creative that makes me who I am.   You can find out more from Jason Clement at http://jasonclement.com/podcast-covers/ The 5 Best Books for a Breakthrough This started out as "The end of the year booklist."  But this is more than that.   This is the list for you, you smart, ambitious woman, when you are ready for a breakthrough. But every challenge requires a different kind of breakthrough. I'm not a fantasy reader.  I don't get into to fiction much, because, I have more practical things to take care of.  And that's what my list of books has brought me.  Practical solutions.  Excellent reads.  Lessons and strategies. I like to implement directly.  In fact, I've been told I just run with an idea like a horse out of the gate.  This is the list that helps you crash through that door and stand tall in your place.  Here's my criteria to make it on this list. 1. Every book here I read in 2017.  That means it is fresh and current in my mind. The notes, ideas & lessons are applicable today. 2.  Every book I read at least twice. Most I listened to the audiobook first, then read the Kindle version. (Our family has a daily commute to school and I listen to books on our drive.) 3. Each book listed comes with a direct recommendation for a particular point, challenge or struggle that a woman faces right now.  Year of Yes, Shonda Rhimes Year of Yes, by Shonda Rhimes is a powerful read to help you realize that you are not being sensible, safe or living smart...you could easily be living in fear.  And not even know it.  Shonda shares her insights on how she decides to stop saying no and for one year, just one year, she will challenge herself to say yes. A perfect read for the woman that:  Is ready to start her new year and step out of her comfort zone. She's not quite sure where this will take her. The leap of faith is what she needs. Braving the Wilderness, Brene Brown Brene Brown makes me realize I'm not alone in my challenging thoughts.  Braving the Wilderness is as the tagline reads, the "Quest for True Belonging and the Courage to Stand Alone." If there's one thing we have learned in 2017, it's that people think differently than we do.  That should be okay. Using the internet, we can polarize ourselves on issues and create battlefields that hold us back.  This book helps us find an understanding and be willing to discuss the issues in peace.  People are hard to hate close up. "True belonging doesn't require you to change who you are, it requires you to be who you are." A perfect read for the woman that:  Wants to understand the other side.  She is ready to have a conversation without judgment.  She yearns to be more comfortable standing alone and ready to participate in a bigger conversation. The Big Leap, Gay Hendricks This book had been on my list for over a year. One little nudge from Ray Edwards podcast to get me to read it. Read in the month of November, I've re-read it 3 times now.  That's saying a lot for me.  The Big Leap takes a deep, deep dive to on how each of us can hold ourselves back.  There are many reasons we believe we are unworthy.  A perfect read for the woman that:  Achieves in many facets of life, but continues to struggle with one specific area.  She is ready to cancel all the self-sabotage holding her back.  She seeks opportunity to work in the zone of genius. Wrecked, Jeff Goins In our interview with Jon Stolpe, he mentions this book.  I devoured this book in a couple days. Wrecked touched my spirit. it is so easy to be involved in your own life, that looking out for other's needs doesn't seem to be the top priority. Service, compassion, and giving are great topics at the holidays and sometimes missed throughout the year.  This book shares poignant moments that touched me deeply.  A perfect read for the woman that: Seeking new insights, tools, and find ways to serve & have more compassion in the daily routine. She is ready to "get over herself," and have a more humanistic view of the world, then put her talents to use in some capacity in that.  The 5 Second Rule, Mel Robbins This is the book a lot of us need.  The 5 Second Rule is the book that helps us overcome that space from, "Yes, I know I need to do this thing..." and "I am doing this thing."  That space is where we can get so stuck.  We think about accomplishing that thing.  We talk about it.  We have a pretty good plan to make it work.    A perfect read for the woman that: Has had the same resolution for the past few years.  She knows precisely what has to happen but she just doesn't feel like it. She wants to change, really change, but gets stuck in her head. What book would you add to the list? 

Living Beyond Linear Radio Show with Keisha Clark How often do you say "yes" - to anything?  Does the energy of yes exist in your world?  Do you have conditions to have a yes?  Do you have a yes quota?  Do you have to have your "no" before you can get to your "yes"?  What if yes does not have to be complicated or loaded?  Would you be willing to play more with that? Keisha welcomes Jen Halterman and Jeni Burgess this week, for a beyond linear look into the adventures of Yes.  Could "yes" be more fun, if we stopped asking it to make sense? And where could your "yes" take you, if you let it? Jen Halterman and Jeni Burgess are the co-hosts of The Girl Talk Show - where they are talking about bodies, sex and being women.  Jen & Jeni are also each creators of magnitude with their own work in the personal development and transformation arena.  They have now created a book club for 2017, based on the best selling book by Shonda Rhimes ~ Year of Yes.  This is your invitation to jump into more Yes!  Check it out on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/GirlTalkYes/ More with Jen Halterman, here - http://jenhalterman.me/ And More with Jeni Burgess, here - https://www.facebook.com/jeni.g.burgess Find Keisha on Facebook ~ https://www.facebook.com/LivingBeyondLinear/ Or email your questions and comments to keisha@livingbeyondlinear.com

James is hiiiiiiiiiigh … on caffeine and he takes us on the ride of our life! Today we talk about SHONDA and the year of YES! Is Lauryn Hill crazy?! Who know, but Nnekay sure thinks she has the answers. James tells us all about homelessness of the LGBTQ youth community. Meanwhile, Nnekay dives deep into the #FreeKesha movement. Whaaaat a potential Minority Korner Book Club and we answer our first listener question!!! We're so excited, so excited... We're so scared! Links!  Homelessness and LGBTQ YOUTH http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/features/the-forsaken-a-rising-number-of-homeless-gay-teens-are-being-cast-out-by-religious-families-20140903   http://www.advocatesforyouth.org/publications/publications-a-z/425-the-impact-of-homophobia-and-racism-on-glbtq-youth-of-color   Kesha and the music industry   http://jezebel.com/kesha-is-suing-producer-dr-luke-for-alleged-sexual-as-1646161615 http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr-esq/kesha-warns-her-career-will-825685 http://themuse.jezebel.com/kesha-asks-court-to-let-her-record-without-dr-luke-in-1739674533 http://themuse.jezebel.com/judge-rules-kesha-is-still-contractually-tied-to-dr-lu-1760109011