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Dr. Monique Y. Wells, A native of Houston, Texas and a 32-year resident of Paris, France. Through her entrepreneurial work as a veterinary pathologist and toxicologist, travel professional, writer, speaker, and mentor, she embraces and harnesses the power of education to change lives. While working in Paris she began researching the history of African Americans there and offered self-guided tours of locations associated with African Americans in Paris. This led to her discovery, in the pauper's division of a cemetery outside Paris, of the unmarked grave of the distinguished artist Beauford Delaney, an American modernist painter well known for his work with the Harlem Renaissance in the 1930s and '40s. Delaney moved to Paris in 1953 and continued his production of brilliant figurative and abstract expressionist paintings, including several self-portraits and portraits of James Baldwin. He suffered from mental illness and spent the last four years of his life in a psychiatric institution in the French capital. Fascinated with his story, Monique founded Les Amis de Beauford Delaney, and raised funds for a tombstone to mark his grave. She continues her research and work promoting the legacy of Beauford Delaney. Monique worked for 13 years in the corporate world before combining her passion for life sciences, literacy, STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) education, the arts, travel/study abroad, and women's empowerment under the umbrella of her U.S. non-profit organization, the Wells International Foundation (WIF). She is currently recruiting a select group of high achieving women leaders for membership in WIF's L³ Alliance. Photo credit: Entrée to Black Paris Founder and CEO, Wells International Foundation https://wellsinternationalfoundation.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/WellsInternationalFoundation (https://www.facebook.com/WellsInternationalFoundation/) Most Charitable Marginalised Community Education & Support Organization - South-Central USA (https://www.acquisition-international.com/winners/wells-international-foundation/) - 2022 - Acquisition International 100 Phenomenal Black Women Fundraiser Award - 2021 10 To Know Global Game Changers in Women's Empowerment - 2018 - The Introducer Magazine Black Women in Europe Power List (https://blackwomenineurope.com/2016/12/07/monique-wells-black-women-in-europe-power-list-2016-a-list-of-our-own/) - 2016 http://walkerslegacy.com/latest-buzz/the-list-12-global-entrepreneurs/?utm_source=12+Global+Entrepreneurs&utm_campaign=OCT-15+Newsletter&utm_medium=emailThe List: 12 Global Entrepreneurs to Watch (http://walkerslegacy.com/latest-buzz/the-list-12-global-entrepreneurs/?utm_source=12+Global+Entrepreneurs&utm_campaign=OCT-15+Newsletter&utm_medium=email) - 2015 - Walker's Legacy Visit our YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPU4szgNs5VG1F_4RF8dLFw) channel! Enjoy highlights of our 2019 International Women's Day event - The Successful Woman (https://the-successful-woman.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Event_Highlights_2019_TSW.mp4) Watch me present WIF during my Talking about Success (https://www.jackcanfield.com/pages/success-tv-talking-about-success-5/) interview with Jack Canfield!

The Hot Seat takes on an International Woman's Day special to celebrate all woman from all different sectors of the world. We tackle the question - "What makes a successful woman?" On this special edition, Hongbin Jeong invites three successful woman - Anna Ong, Creator of ‘What's Your Story Slam’ and INSEAD MBA alumna and part of the school’s Limitless 2025 campaign, Andrea Yew, Founder of Choke Clinch Crank Combat, and Rae Saleha, a local artist and actress, who was recently awarded the Most Promising Actress award for Singapore Malay Television and the Best Actress award at the New Zealand Web Fest. So how did all of these women become the woman they are today? What’s their secret behind success? Tune in to find out more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we discuss how to make permanent change and the science behind it, the importance of self-respect and boundaries, the impact of sub-conscious beliefs and the illusion of quick fixes in personal development. You will be guided on how to glow up, how to let go of what no longer serves you and the clues of a successful woman.Izzy's links - @izzyutterson on Insta & Tik Tok

For five decades, Dr. Joyce Brothers was America's premier pop psychologist. In this 1988 interview she discusses her book The Successful Woman, and she emphasizes that does not mean “Superwoman.” Get your copy of The Successful Woman by Joyce Brothers As an Amazon Associate, Now I've Heard Everything earns from qualifying purchases.You may also enjoy my interviews with Dolly Parton and Gloria Steinem For more vintage interviews with celebrities, leaders, and influencers, subscribe to Now I've Heard Everything on Spotify, Apple Podcasts. and now on YouTube Photo by Kenneth C. Zirkel #women #success #family #marriage

My guest in this episode is Linda Fisk. She is a multi-award-winning CEO, TEDx speaker, 5x international best-selling author, U.S. Senator for the WBAF, TV and Podcast host, keynote speaker, and university professor dedicated to amplifying and extending the success of other high-caliber business leaders. She is the Chairwoman of LeadHERship Global, a community of unstoppable women enhancing their leadership blueprint and embracing their power to be the best version of themselves- in work and life. In LeadHERship Global, Linda supports and guides ambitious, creative women to move in the direction of their purpose, their mission and their dreams with powerful connections, critical support, practical tools and valuable resources to show up, speak up and step up in their careers and personal lives. Linda earned a Ph.D. and M.A. in Clinical Psychology and has written extensively on the subjects of social comparison, depression and anxiety, subjective well-being and personality theory, with a focus on relating scientific research to commonly understood concepts. Currently, Linda is interested in the psychology of influence, persuasion and negotiation. When you tune in to this episode, you'll learn the power of leadership together, facing obstacles and embracing your power to be the absolute best version of yourself. Want my free gift to be dynamic on camera….click HERE. To Learn more about Linda Fisk's programs, visit her website at: www.leadhershipglobal.com Get her book at: https://amzn.to/3VztXte    

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Do you feel things deeply? You may be a sensitive person.  Join Mel Daniels and guest Sam Dhu, a psychotherapist, mentor, and coach, as they explore how sensitivity can be a superpower for business owners.   They discuss the challenges and strengths of being a sensitive business owner and offer practical ways to prioritise self-compassion, manage business pressures, and redefine success.   Sam introduces the concept of being 'softly successful,' emphasising the importance of aligning business practices with personal strengths and celebrating individuality. The episode also highlights the impact of the environment on productivity and the necessity of self-check-ins to maintain well-being.    00:00 Introduction: Balancing success and self-compassion  01:11 Welcome to The Powerful Content Podcast  02:10 Acknowledgement to Country  02:45 Meet Sam Dhu: Sensitivity and success  05:04 Understanding sensitivity in business  08:16 Embracing sensitivity as a superpower  09:27 Strategies for sensitive business owners  12:13 The concept of softly successful  16:44 Prioritising self-compassion and self-care  27:41 Weekly check-ins and holistic business approach  32:58 Final thoughts and words of wisdom  35:10 Closing remarks and how to connect    Get to know Sam Dhu  Sam Dhu is a Psychotherapist, Coach, Supervisor & Facilitator for women who want to be Soft & Successful. Mum to eight-year-old, Amelie and toddler Frankie, Sam is a passionate advocate for being radically kind and compassionate to yourself on the road of business growth.    As a highly sensitive person, Sam believes it is possible to be deeply ambitious AND soft and sensitive at the same time.    Terms like ‘self-compassion', ‘self-worth' and ‘self-acceptance' get used a lot these days. But to Sam, these aren't just ‘nice sounding words'. Her qualifications & training have shown her these inner resources are the difference between being stuck in survival mode and confidently thriving as a Soft & Successful Woman.    Where to find Sam Dhu  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samanthadhu/  Website: https://www.samanthadhu.com.au/  Slow the Mastermind Waitlist: http://theslowmastermind.com/slow2025    Links mentioned in this podcast  Highly sensitive person test   Free Boundary Setting Scripts  Business is Personal on the podcast The Slow Down  Sam on The Light Seeker's Lounge    If you enjoyed listening to this episode, then you'll also love:  Episode 117 - What empowerment really means with Suzi Petrozzi  Episode 49 - Being intentional to make meaningful progress with Annie Love    Loved it? Why not leave a review?    I use and recommend Podbean and Descript to edit my podcast.   * These are affiliate links. I will receive a small compensation for you using these links. There's no extra charge to you, but it helps me create more free content like this podcast, for you.    Ready to work with me? 

In this episode of *Confident at Work*, I'm sharing something close to my heart - my mission, to help every woman get squarely and firmly behind herself. It started with a birthday card from my mum that said, "Behind every successful woman is herself." While I loved the sentiment, I knew the sad truth - often it's just not the case. In this episode, I explore what it really means to be "behind yourself" - offering yourself the same backing, encouragement, and protection you give to others. I talk about how this shift can transform not only your confidence but your entire career, your life - and maybe even the world? I also introduce my Members Club, where I help women create the foundation for lasting professional confidence by getting behind themselves. Key Takeaways: - Why it's so important to be get behind yourself - How backing, encouragement, and protection from yourself can change your confidence. - What it means to get behind yourself at work If you're ready to get behind yourself and take your confidence to the next level, check out the The Members Club: open for new members in September 2024. ⁠Take our free: Confidence Assessment ⁠⁠⁠ ⁠Book a call to explore private coaching⁠ Cover art by Jacob McFadden Theme song by Melissa Carter @ Making Audio Magic 

Main Topics: Relationship Chemistry, Sexual Shame, Love, Relationships, Avoidance, Successful Woman, Divine Union Erika Straub is a therapist turned spiritual entrepreneur and SELF development mentor. With a BA and MA in Archetypal and Depth Psychology, Erika guides women on the journey to SELF actualization and sacred partnership. She believes to form your true SELF; not from what you received, but from what you dismantled, is the spiritual path to healing trauma and returning to love. She helps women transmute fear into fulfilment and satisfaction, embrace vulnerability and responsibility, and learn to live and love directly and intimately.     Key topics include:  ⭐️ What It's Like To Be A Successful Woman & Why That Can Be Intimidating To Men ⭐️ Dissolving The Competitiveness And Anger Towards Men by Being Vulnerable ⭐️ Why We Struggle to Find Love And Often Attract The Wrong People ⭐️ Finding The Right Partner by Balancing Our Masculine And Feminine Energy  ⭐️ Building Strong & Authentic Relationships Through Self-Integration ⭐️ Healing Sexual Shame And Purifying Desire For Deeper Connections  ⭐️ What Is The Secret to Having Real Soul Chemistry And Building Lasting Love ⭐️ The Importance of Building Foundational Relational Skills For Healthy Relationships ⭐️ Why Inner Work And Healing Is Necessary to Connect To Our Self-Worth  ⭐️ Reclaiming Anger And Respecting Your Needs And Desires As A Woman  ⭐️ Why Expressing Your Truth With Love Is Essential To Your Sense of Self Connect With David - The Authentic Man:   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theauthenticman_/  Website: https://www.theauthenticman.net/  For Coaching: hello@theauthenticman.net  Newsletter: https://www.theauthenticman.net/home-subscribe    Connect With Erika Straub: Website: https://www.erikastraub.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamerikastraub/  

Esther Aguilera is one of the 102 amazing women leaders in our new book, Women Mean Business: Over 500 Insights from Extraordinary Leaders to Spark Your Success, In a world where success is often portrayed as a linear path, Esther Aguilera's journey stands out. Born to Mexican immigrants, she defied the odds and rose to significant positions in Washington, in non-profits, and in business. . Her story is a testament to the power of determination, self-belief, and the unwavering pursuit of one's dreams, inspiring us all to embrace our own unique paths to success. Welcome to "On the Brink with Andi Simon," where we delve deep into the stories of remarkable individuals who have defied odds and shattered barriers to carve their path to success. In this episode, we have the privilege of sitting down with Esther Aguilera, a trailblazer whose journey took her first to numerous positions in Washington, D.C., to the helm of the Latino Corporate Directors Association. Her openness to new ventures and a willingness to try unfamiliar leadership roles have not only transformed her life but have also paved the way for countless others. Esther's journey is one defined by resilience and tenacity. Growing up as the daughter of Mexican immigrants, she learned early on the value of hard work and perseverance. However, her unwavering confidence and belief in herself truly set her apart. As you listen to our conversation, consider our thoughts about "imposter syndrome." Throughout her career, Esther grappled with feelings of being an imposter - a notion that she was never fully competent, yet always completely confident. However, this blend of humility and self-assurance propelled her forward, allowing her to navigate the corporate landscape with grace and determination. A profound commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion lies at the heart of Esther's journey. Throughout her career, she has been a tireless advocate for Latino representation, from building diverse teams to expanding the seats held by Latinos in corporate boardrooms, recognizing the immense value that diverse perspectives bring. Under her leadership, the Latino Corporate Directors Association rapidly expanded, becoming the premier resource for Latino talent on corporate boards. Esther's unwavering dedication to championing diversity and inclusion is a powerful reminder of the importance of representation and opportunity for all of us. You will hear a woman who knew that Latinos were not moving into leadership positions, and she would help them open doors and find pathways to change these limitations. Embark on a transformative journey with Esther Aguilera, a leader whose story resonates with us all. Her journey inspires us to embrace our strengths, confront our doubts, and forge our path with unwavering confidence. Through her reflections, insights, and profound wisdom, Esther invites us to challenge the status quo, embrace our authenticity, and dare to dream boldly. Join us as we learn from her experiences and find inspiration for our own journeys. Watch and listen to our conversation here   How to connect with Esther You can reach Esther on LinkedIn Or, email her at estheraguilera@me.com Additional resources for you Our new book, Women Mean Business: Over 500 Insights from Extraordinary Leaders to Spark Your Success, co-authored by Edie Fraser, Robyn Freedman Spizman and Andi Simon, PhD. Read more about it at http://www.womenmeanbusinessbook.com My two award-winning books: Rethink: Smashing The Myths of Women in Business and On the Brink: A Fresh Lens to Take Your Business to New Heights Our website: Simon Associates Management Consultants Our book website: www.andisimon.com Read the transcript of our podcast here. (Edited for readability) Andi Simon: Welcome to On the Brink with Andi Simon. I'm Andi Simon, and as you know, my job is to get you off the brink. However, if you're stuck or stalled. Our job is to bring you interesting people. And I have a wonderful woman here today who's going to help you see, feel and think in some new ways because you don't have a story like hers. And she is an extraordinary role model. So how you can overcome life, life's adversities and rise. We're going to talk about a bunch of things that are going to touch you as she has touched me, and I think this is such an exciting time. Esther Aguilera is here with us today, and I am very excited because she is a part of our new book, Women Mean Business. Esther comes to us with the perspective of somebody who has had a journey, and I'm going to have her tell you about it, but let me introduce her. She is currently a senior advisor at Altura Capital. Previously, she was president and CEO of the Latino Corporate Directors Association, and she built the first national network of Latino CEOs, corporate directors and C-level leaders. She oversaw the organization's rapid expansion to become the premier resource for Latino talent primed for the boardroom to accelerate the conversation of Latino inclusion in America's boardrooms. She's a thoughtful, transformational leader, and she's known for driving impact and results. She is a two-time chief executive and a two time executive director, and she comes to us with a 32- year track record, executing strategic business plans and leading high performance teams. And she's going to tell you more. As you know, my desire is for them to tell you about their journey. It gives you a context for understanding the challenges that she's facing and the way she's overcoming them. But she also tells us that she brings a deep experience and understanding of the intersection between the charitable, business and government sectors. And I think this is really exciting. She's worked with members of Congress, cabinet members, corporate CEOs and directors, nonprofits, and associations, and she's just a superb-powerful person. Welcome, Esther. Thank you for being with me today. Esther Aguilera: It is a great pleasure to be with you, Andy. Andi Simon: Tell the listeners and the viewers, who is Esther? You tell me your story. And I think it's a very important one to set the context for your own journey, the challenges you've overcome and how you thrive, and the joy you bring to others in the process. Who's Esther? Esther Aguilera: Thank you for having me. And thank you for the question. So, you know, as you mentioned, I have had the privilege of working for our nation's most powerful leaders from members of Congress, and cabinet members. I've organized meetings with the US President and worked with the top leaders in the nonprofit space, corporate space, and working with corporate directors. But my path was not a typical one. My family moved to the US from Mexico when I was four years old, so I'm an immigrant. We were actually undocumented when we first came. It's a long story, but needless to say, I'm the proud daughter of a landscape laborer and a garment worker. So, we had a very humble upbringing. But we clearly strived to do our best and contribute and get a good education, which is what landed me in college and also, I studied my first public policy. It's not something that growing up, I would have ever seen myself doing. I didn't even know what it was. By the way, when I moved, I moved to Washington, D.C. after college, and my parents didn't really understand what I did, and neither did my family. But here I was in Washington, D.C. We moved here in 1990 right after college. And that's where oh my gosh, so many worlds opened up. So many opportunities and a lot of scary things. I mean, good, scary things, but new things that really opened up all new apertures and experiences and opportunities again, that I enjoy today. Andi Simon: But, when you shared with me your story, you said public policy wasn't something you're familiar with. How did you get to Washington? Esther Aguilera: Well, I was very, very lucky. First I was visiting Washington, D.C., and I had a professor who I contacted and I said, hey, I'm in the nation's capital. And he said, well, you need to meet with some of the premier organizations. And he made some connections for me that I was literally just planning to have some informational meetings and then travel back to California to start looking for a job. And I took the plunge. I had some great meetings. The first organization was a National Council of La Raza, which is the premier today known as Latinos, U.S. and it's a public policy organization. I went for the informational interview, and they offered me a job. And I was just one in shock and thinking, oh my gosh, I'm moving to Washington, D.C. Is that something for me? But you know what? I took the plunge. And this was another great theme that I like to talk about is I've had some different pivots and new areas and new places. And what's been wonderful was really embracing new challenges has been how I have been able to broaden my horizons and find new opportunities. Andi Simon: Yes. Good. But it is interesting because as we think about it, your intention wasn't to come to Washington and get a job. It was to go discover; you were curious. You're an explorer and you really didn't know what the possibilities were. It was an interesting opportunity for you to land something unexpectedly that has turned into a whole career trajectory for you. And I have a hunch several times during your career, things sort of popped in you and you thought that could be interesting. Where did your career go from that first destination? Esther Aguilera: Well, I was lucky to land a job on Capitol Hill. I worked in the US Congress and became the executive director of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. I have had leadership roles since my mid 20s. That's what I love about Capitol Hill is you get great opportunities early and you are contributing a great deal. And so, that came about also with mentors who put my name in the hat and said, hey, I think Esther would be a great candidate for this. When I was already working on the Hill and when they asked me, is this something you're interested in, things went through my mind of doubting. Am I ready for this? That's such a big challenge, such a big role. But I raised my hand and said, yes, I will take on the challenge and contribute everything I've got. Andi Simon: It's interesting because that's one of your five wisdoms. Raise your hand. It puts yourself out there for new opportunities. You don't really know what's happening and what is going to happen to you, but you're comfortable enough in yourself to say, of course I can. I don't know where that is and I don't know how we're going to do it, but somehow I know that I can succeed at some level. What are people expecting? Were they clear about their expectations or they just trusted you to rise to the occasion? Esther Aguilera: With every role and pivot that I've had, and I will go into some of those as well, there's always been one. I already had some great ground training in policy and writing and research. And then I worked as a legislative assistant. So, I had some of the base groundwork. And then you take that and the important thing what I tell young people is don't go into your next role because you meet 100% of the experience and expectations. You look at a job description and you want to have space to grow, but you've got the foundation and you take that and you build on it and that's okay to ask for help. It's okay to feel vulnerable to say hey, I can do 50, 60% of this, and I'm going to need some guidance. I can do the rest with that guidance. And it's important to feel that you can be both honest with yourself and know that you can do it. Don't let that hold you back. Andi Simon:  Well, I couldn't agree more. We can compare career tracks, but it is interesting listening to people talk today about needing mentors or sponsors. I never had any. Did you have them along your journey? Esther Aguilera: Well, when we talk about sponsors, these are people who put your name in the hat for you. And so my professor who first said, hey, I'm going to make this introduction. And then, of course, you step right in., I had a member of Congress put my name in the hat. Another mentor of mine, a male mentor who said this is someone who could take on that role. So I think they saw something in me that I probably wouldn't have raised my hand. So those sponsorships are so important. And then, down the line. Andi Simon: Well, you know, it's interesting because you didn't even go looking for them to sponsor you or mentor you. You just were good at what you were doing and kept showing up, curious, whatever the attributes were that they were looking for. And there you were. And that was really what's exciting about it is that you don't have to be intentionally groveling up that ladder. You can just be really good at what you do. People see it and then offer you something and you say, I can do that. And then you rise. And it's very exciting. Esther Aguilera: I agree, but I also think it's important. There are so many lessons learned on the journeys that I'm an open book and I love to share. And that while sponsorships are important, let's not rely on them and make sure one keeps your resume circulating and raise your hand. And oftentimes, making a transition is really tough sometimes. But keep your eyes and ears open. Keep opportunities open even when you love what you're doing. It's okay. You're not being disrespectful to your current employer.  You are inquisitive and want to grow. I'm in the book Women Mean Business and my wisdoms have been around again and be open to new opportunities, new frontiers because that is how you learn and grow. Andi Simon: So one of the things that you and I talked about was a theme. There are two themes that I want to make sure that we dig into. One is about where Latinos are today. But the one just prior to that is that we mentioned the fact that you were the child of immigrants, and you have led some of the most consequential organizations in the US. Did you bring a particular perspective that was extremely valuable? Were you just a young person coming out of college? How did you blend all of this so that you were you? Because I have a hunch of those who were sponsoring you, mentoring you, saw something unique in how you saw the world. Something that you can share. Is it something you can reflect on? Esther Aguilera: Some of my early areas of motivation were really looking at women and how there were two standards for what women can do versus men. And I saw this growing up, and I always kind of fought against it or thought against it and said, why is there that difference? That was one of the things that just kind of kept me going. But, at the end of the day, I was always very impact oriented. I always wanted to leave a mark and a contribution. We all have superpowers. I've had opportunities after working on Capitol Hill.  I went to work at the Department of Energy, running the procurement office. And in that role, I came in to lead a team of federal employees and gave them real purpose. We reorganized the office and built a high performing team that was very impactful, and mission driven. It was a little lost, but the Secretary of Energy put me in charge and said, I want you to fix this. And it's where I discovered some of my superpowers. I was given that opportunity, I already knew that I could drive change on the legislative front. And I was thinking, how am I going to drive change here? And it's through people and it's through leadership and promoting people for leadership. And in that role, I later went to run a larger group, the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, which is an internship fellowship organization for young people to get experience on Capitol Hill. I had so many doors open to me since with my experience, I wanted to make sure others had that as well. And so this organization, I grew it from $4 million to $10 million. And at every stage just transformed and built an even better, solid foundation for the organization, for the future. There again, it's about building a high performing team and impact. So, I found that my superpower is driving growth and impact. But my secret weapon is building high performing teams where people can contribute. And we find ways of finding where they can excel and contribute and grow to the overall having a clear purpose mission that everyone has a role to play in. Andi Simon: I have several leadership academies I've been running for many years for clients. And one of the things we talk about is that a leader really needs other followers. A leader can't do anything alone. And so, as I'm listening to you, I'm saying you have some magic to empower and enable and engage others so they can rise higher than where they are growing. They don't have to move up a ladder. They need to grow personally in their skills, their confidence that you said it so well, their purpose, their mission to have strong values and to see how their actions are purpose driven and they can actually become part of a team that's delivering extraordinary results. And I have a hunch you had great pleasure when you were doing that, building those teams, and building those people. Right? Esther Aguilera: That really was. That's when you find it's your superpower when you really enjoy doing it. And of course, I had another pivot to then start an organization with corporate directors. And we formed the Latino Corporate Directors Association, and that I was able to start from scratch and grow it tenfold to become the premier organization that really elevates because it's so important to have leadership roles and to have decision making roles and have a seat at the table. Because if you don't have a seat at the table, you don't matter, that's the bottom line. And it's part of important work that I'm really proud of now doing even more after having built a really solid foundation, all of the pillars that lead towards the impact and the team there to then take it on. Andi Simon: Well, all of this then leads to the community. You and I spoke about how the Latino community developed, grown? Where is it going? How do we get access to positions of power and equal pay for Latinas and Latinos?  You've had a wonderful solo career and now you're pulling along lots of others to be able to actually optimize their success as well. Share with us a little of your perspective. What do you see happening? Esther Aguilera: Well, first, this has always been the second largest demographic in the US. For 32 years have been working to advance the Latino community in the US from all angles, from legislative leadership and education across the board. And I have to say that in the 90s, we were called, and even the 80s, The Sleeping Giant because it was a large group, but still was more behind the scenes. And I don't think we have advanced as much as we can, and we need to. That's why I'm such a believer in having Latinas and Latinos in positions of power and authority because you have to have both a bottom up from grassroots kind of building to leadership as well and have those important roles across the board. This has to be in government and whether it's in the private sector, in the largest corporations of the country and so that's an important ingredient. Today, Latinos are 62 million Americans. This is close to 20% of the population and a GDP of nearly 3.5 trillion, which is the same as a fifth largest country. It's massive and yet we're still not in the positions of power, and we're still, especially Latinas, are least paid. In fact, the pay gap is the lowest for Native American women and Latinas. Native American women earn $0.51 to the dollar that men make in the same jobs. And Latinos are $0.54. Other groups come in and that hasn't changed much in the past 20 years. So there's still that huge gap. The boardrooms and corporate boardrooms, Latinos are the single group of any other women's group, any other demographic group with the least amount of board seats and representation in that boardroom, Latinos and Latinos alike. I think that's why my philosophy here is that and this is why we started the Latino Corporate Directors Association that you can't complain about. You can't say, well, it's the search firms is this and we keep hearing we can't find qualified Latinos for the boardroom. You have to point the finger this way and do something about it. So that's why a group of pioneering corporate directors launched it and then brought me on board to build it because we have to be the owners of our destiny. And we can't wait for others to solve these things. Andi Simon: It's easy to complain and it's easier to sort of look at history, but I think you're already beginning to see some small steps to move the needle a little bit. Anything that you can share that is exciting to you? Do you want to share your superpowers with others? Do you see opportunities opening up? You said we're still the sleeping giant. You do have a whole lot of people here in this country ready to do some really exciting things. What are you thinking? Esther Aguilera: Oh my gosh, we have so much talent.  In every sector and every industry, it's about really showcasing and lifting up the talent that's there so that we take away the narrative and excuse. We can find them right there. It's groundbreaking with Latino corporate directors. I'm also advising Alpha, which is the largest Latino professional association in the country. It is the oldest and largest with over 115,000 members around the country. And here is an organization that we already have so much, membership and visibility within the community. But it's about letting others in other communities know, here's where you can find the pipeline and the talent for anything you need, and lifting up and showcasing profiles and taking away again that narrative that there's plenty of talent, there's more to grow. There is potential and talent there. And we're here to help make it easy for you to find it. Andi Simon: You know, I'm thinking about two situations.  When I mentioned to you there was a woman at Washington University, when I spoke there on Women Mean Business, who had gotten a scholarship to a high profile Latino woman who had gone to college, the first from her family. She had gotten a wonderful scholarship to a very high profile private school, and then had gotten into Washington University with a big scholarship and was very lonely. And when we were talking, she said, I'm all alone. And it's very hard to have to be here without a community of others like me who understand the journey I've been on, and I'm not quite sure where I'm going. Am I going back to make money for my family and my community? It was the most profound. And then I gave a talk down in Houston and Arturo Lopez, a Vistage chair that I knew brought in a whole group of Latinos, all of whom are struggling to be heard. And I think that the nature of both media and what we talk about, how we celebrate, where we get the positive superpowers and how we acknowledge it, needs something to boost it. And as you and I were talking about Alpha and others, it's not a bad time to think through how to rally other Latino to help build a network of mentors for others. She said, I don't have a role model. I have no one. I've had no role model through most of my education, and I felt I was amazed at her boldness and her bravery, but I also knew that she was going to have to work hard to find some community to belong to that she could lift herself up. So there's a real need. We're going to rise. We need to have others help us. And I've heard that so often from the folks like yourself in our book, who said, if I rise, I lift others. They basically can't do it without others. That's why I said to who's your sponsor? Who's your mentor? And how do I get help? And they're not even women. They were all guys. And so there's a real need out there. So now with Altura Capital, are you seeing things that are shareable? You're in the private equity world now. Esther Aguilera: Yes. My latest pivot, what's exciting about my pivot to private equity was one in every one of these paths, I have honed in more around my brand, and my brand has been to really lift up others. And the firm that I work with is Latina led, Latina founder, CEO, private equity. Her name is Monica Mantilla. And I always say she's probably the pioneer Latina who was founder, CEO and managing partner of a private equity firm for 18 years.  The way that she invests in companies and again, private equity, you already have to have a profitable company that's going that we can invest in to grow. But, she also has a social impact mission. She invests in low, moderate-income communities that have great businesses and can invest in them to then also create better jobs, better pay, better benefits, and they track that impact. So here we have a firm that's not only creating value for shareholder, for investors and for the company, but also an impact and community. That is my brand. So I always have to feel really strong and passionate about what I'm pushing, what I'm driving, and who I'm working with and for. And so I found each step of the way has always been that for me. I always tell folks, find what are what drives you, what kind of team and environment do you want to be part of, but also how do you help create that team and environment? Because we're all players in it, developing high performing teams. Meaning means that everyone brings something to the table and you want to harness it, and you want to continue to nurture it, to continue to produce even more, because you feel part of that mission and drive of what we're all achieving together. Andi Simon: You're a real multiplier, aren't you? It isn't enough for you to have a job and to do things. It's only really good if I have a team, however big that might be, who also are empowered and engaged to multiply and do more together and better. This is really exciting. Esther Aguilera: But it wasn't always something you and I talked about as well. It wasn't always an easy journey, right? You know, a big part was, I've been thinking a lot about the imposter syndrome and early in my career. Oh, my gosh, I was there really. Two big things to overcome. You know, one here is an immigrant working in the US Capitol, what am I doing here? And someone is going to expose me. I found that, in fact, I don't like the term imposter syndrome. There are two sides to it.  I think most of it is self-inflicted. Let's say as an immigrant, you come here and you're already feeling like an outsider, and you don't always have the resources to really properly show up and build that confidence that you need to step into some new roles, but you have to find it yourself. And so in terms of the imposter syndrome, as I mentioned, there's kind of two sides to it. I think that other people probably see a lot more. When you're feeling that, people see a lot more value and worth and contributions, and you do it yourself. So I see it as an opportunity to turn it around and say, okay, well, what am I bringing to the table and how do I own my own worth and my own contribution? So, the imposter syndrome, you're only diminishing your self-worth. It's about building that up and then building a network and supporters around you that are also going to lift you up. Because we all need that. It's okay to ask for help. You can say, I don't feel good today, but you're always going to have ups and downs. That's part of life. It's not always going to be rosy. Andi Simon: But, as you reflect on your movie, we were talking about how life is a movie and you don't want to end up regretting things.  You have been able to champion gently yourself, slowly through many pivots, and each one adding richness to your life. And you add richness to that. And it isn't as if there's a straight line. I mean, one of the things that I think is so true is the unknown in front of you can become the best experience. I look to your wisdoms and I go, oh my goodness, Esther is a wise woman because that's exactly what we're saying.  It's the unknown. Usually your brain fights it, flees it. Fear fiercely denies it. Appease it. You have an amygdala that would like to hijack it, but instead you've embraced it and you've written a new story for yourself where it's okay, I cannot fail. I just embrace the new and I am going to succeed. Impostor syndrome could be a whole other podcast. I don't think I truly don't believe in it. I do think that people are always a little uncomfortable and it's okay to be uncomfortable. But in fact, the unknown in front of you can become the best experience. And that's right and once you turn lemons into lemonade, let's do it. What's the worst that can happen? Well, it didn't work. So what? And everything you've touched is turned to good, better and best. And so you've got a wonderful career, Esther. If you want to leave the folks with a couple of really cool, actionable things, one, two or three, other than forget your imposter syndrome, we don't need it. What would you share with them based on a beautiful life story? Esther Aguilera:  Well, certainly one, build that board for yourself around you and that group of friends, both peers and a network that you could be there for them. They're there for you, too. Don't be afraid to ask for help or to say, hey, I'm really happy where I am right now, but maybe I should start putting my resume out and privately talking to people about what I should be doing next. Because unless you put your name out there, whether it's for maybe something new or for a boardroom, people aren't going to have you on the top of  their mind always, unless you bring it up or let them know, and that in your own mind kind of helps to put you in a position where you can say, hey, I'm ready for this pivot. And the last is, those pivots could be scary, but at the end of the day, they do open new opportunities. Andi Simon: Yes. And opportunity is exactly what they are. They're not problems. They're all opportunities. And they are in front of you waiting for you to say, I'm cool, let's try it. And that becomes a great, great journey. This has been such fun. Thank you for joining us, our audiences, and Esther shared with us today some really profound opportunities that she has lived through with her superpowers. Esther, if they'd like to reach out to you for talking, experience, consulting, any kind of work with Altura, how could they reach you? Is there a website or is it through LinkedIn? Esther Aguilera: I think the best way is LinkedIn. Esther Aguilera, and I look forward to hearing from individuals. It has been my great pleasure and thank you for inviting me. I'm honored and just really admire your work. Thank you for what you do for us all. Andi Simon: Well, thank you for that kind, kind ending here. Esther and I have truly enjoyed being in Women Mean Business. And I think that the most interesting part of a book is you don't really know where it's going, like life. It takes you along. And that's what's happened here. And every time I open it and I read some things, they're all different. There are 500 of them. They really reflect very different perspectives, but very enriching ones and the energy and the force there. So when you read Esther's, you're going to say, of course the opportunities are here. Who's stopping me except me? And that becomes really important. Let me wrap up for all of you who come to On the Brink with Andi Simon. Thank you. You pushed us into the top 5% of podcasts globally, and I admire that for you because that's your benefit to it. We keep looking for great people that can help us see, feel and think in new ways. Send them along. Your emails are wonderful, and I keep looking for more people like Esther and others who can share with you their life's journey so that you can see how others have tackled the opportunities or the challenges that they faced. Remember, Women Mean Businesses is on Amazon, Barnes and Noble and your local bookseller. So are all my other books there as well. So if we can help you take your observations and turn them into innovations, let us know. It's been a pleasure to share the day with you, Esther. I'll say goodbye and thank you so much. Goodbye, everybody. Esther Aguilera: Bye bye everyone. Thank you. Andi.   WOMEN MEAN BUSINESS® is a registered trademark of the National Association of Women Business Owners® (NAWBO)

Times are changing and we are too. As we honor the woman this month, this podcast episode is dedicated to HER. What does it take to be a successful woman in the future?

Summary In this episode, Andy interviews Tara Miller, a successful project manager and the founder of Artemis, a management consulting business. Tara shares her journey into project management and highlights the misconceptions about the role. She also discusses important lessons she has learned about leading people and delivering projects. Tara emphasizes the significance of building strong team dynamics and fostering individual connections. She provides practical management practices for leading and delivering projects, such as getting to know team members individually, creating team dynamics, and establishing a shared purpose. She also reflects on her personal journey to success, emphasizing the value of hard work and the support of others. Lastly, Tara provides advice for working parents and highlights the benefits of embracing chaos and taking risks. In the outtakes, Andy and Tara discuss the role of AI in project management and the potential impact on the future of work. Chapters 00:00 Introduction 01:29 Start of Interview 01:51 Tara's Journey to Project Management 04:49 Misunderstandings about Project Management 06:50 Lessons about Leading People and Delivering Projects 09:27 The Project Schedule is the Schedule for How the Project Will Not Occur 11:12 Practical Management Practices for Leading and Delivering Projects 16:24 POP: Personal Operating Profile 19:27 Corporate Mood Ring 20:29 Some of the Biggest People-Related Challenges 22:38 Navigating Change and Stakeholder Management 25:31 Lessons About Being a Successful Woman in Project Management 31:24 Thriving as a Working Parent 38:02 Interview Wrap Up 38:27 Andy Comments After the Interview 40:49 Outtakes Learn More You can learn more about Tara at ArtemisFactor.com. The Personal Operating Profile (POP) service that Tara mentions is available at HelloLLUNA.com/MakeAPOP. AI for Project Managers and Leaders With the constant stream of AI news, it's sometimes hard to grasp how these advancements can benefit us as project managers and leaders in our day-to-day work. That's why I developed our e-learning course: AI Made Simple: A Practical Guide to Using AI in Your Everyday Work. This self-guided course is designed for project managers and leaders aiming to harness AI's potential to enhance your work, streamline your workflow, and boost your productivity. Go to ai.i-leadonline.com to learn more and join us. The feedback from the program has been fantastic. Take this opportunity to unlock the potential of AI for your team and projects. Thank you for joining me for this episode of The People and Projects Podcast! Talent Triangle: Ways of Working   The following music was used for this episode: Music: Brooklyn Nights by Tim Kulig Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/11192-brooklyn-nights License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Music: Quantum Sparks [Full version] by MusicLFiles Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/10996-quantum-sparks-full-version License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

The approach to finding love is nuanced, requiring a blend of self-awareness, patience, and strategic action. Today, we dive into the unconventional yet profoundly effective secrets to attracting love as a successful woman.NEXT STEP: Book a complimentary Love Strategy Session and let us help you attract love this year: https://go.lovestrategies.com/session

On this episode we hear from Anita. I have admired Anita for many years and so I am honoured to be able to share her story with you all today. Thank you, Debbie, for the introduction. Like me, she was raised in an environment where she viewed the world without boundaries, not just geographically but also socially, culturally, and economically. She started her corporate career within FMCG and then she started her own firm 22 years ago in tourism and development. Throughout our conversation we bonded on our shared experiences as Asian daughters growing up in different countries, that is not our own and learning to be adaptable and respectful. She shares with us her experiences during covid, which then inspired her to write the book 'The Call to Leadership: Unlocking the Leader Within in Times of Crisis' about the leaders that stepped up. She wanted to write this book to recognise and acknowledge those leaders and ensure they do not get forgotten. She shares one of the things she learnt from writing this book is that everyone is human. I am in complete alignment for her vision of gender balance, and she is one of the first persons who understood the double entendre of Inspiring Women. https://thecalltoleadership.com https://anitamendiratta.com

You had this vision for how your life would look like, but your reality is very different. You're exhausted and feel overwhelmed trying to give your all as a mom and in your career. How do you navigate all the demands of your life and still show up for yourself and your children? In this episode, I have the pleasure of speaking with Rim Chekroun, who shares her journey of self-compassion and living her own truth. Rim Chekroun is a wife and career coach whose mission is to help career driven working moms overcome overwhelm and pursue personal and professional ambitions and achieve fulfillment without sacrificing family time. 02:23 Pursuing success, going through the motions, and living up to others' expectations. 10:50 Shame, guilt, and the pressure of conformity 14:00 Pouring into yourself to be present for your children 16:15 Subconscious perfectionist beliefs 22:20 Steps toward releasing yourself from perfectionism 28:10 Personal values and identity 33:00 Self-compassion and how to actually apply it 38:50 How to connect with Rim https://www.instagram.com/rim_chekroun/ https://spotify.link/nmc1BlBdoDb Is High-Achievement putting you at risk for compromised wellbeing? ⁠⁠⁠Take my Free Quiz!⁠⁠⁠ Dr. Kelly Kessler is a licensed physical therapist, transformation coach, host of the podcast Rewiring Health, the owner of Optimal You Health and Wellness, LLC and a mom of two boys. Kelly helps high achievers stop feeling exhausted, disconnected, and compromising their health during the pursuit of achievement through nervous system regulation and subconscious reprogramming. Kelly guides her clients through personal transformation to cultivate resilience, live abundantly, and feel connected with themselves. Inspired by her own journey of recovering from persistent negative thoughts, perfectionist beliefs, an eating disorder, chronic back pain, and panic attacks, Kelly has helped achievers harness their profound ability to shift from survival mode to thriving. Kelly has been featured in Authority Magazine, DailyOM, The Everygirl, and Thrive Global. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rewiringhealth/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rewiringhealth/support

John is joined by Chief Sustainability Officer for Linkscape360, Elaine Armster. Armster shares her personal experiences on navigating a male-dominated industry to becoming a successful woman in leadership. The episode also explores the unique leadership traits instilled by HBCUs such as professionalism and the strong alumni community.

You're successful in everything you do… But menopause is a battle you can't seem to win! Sound familiar? Listen, I get it.  When we have a problem, if what we already know isn't working… As driven, educated women, we research, and we solve it. Period. Game over, right?! So why isn't that working with MENOPAUSE? I tackle that exact issue in today's episode.  I share what you do that keeps you stuck.  And I expose your underpinning thoughts and emotions that make it all that much harder. These truths may be a little tough to hear.  But you likely need to face this truth bomb, so you can get beyond the struggle.  I end with a suggested next step for you to break this cycle.  Let go of the ego and give this episode a listen.   I'd love to hear how this resonates with you. Send me an email or a private message on Instagram or Facebook.  TIME STAMPS;  00:48 Intro 00:49 Here's the thing why as successful women there's a struggle to manage and get a hold on menopause. 04:48 Decision making and the approach you have to finding the strategy answer is to ‘trust your gut' ladies. 06:48 Then are you already doing these 4 things that are actually stalling your progress? 09:10 A black hole, hiding behind the safety and comfort of not having to change. 11:00 This group of women I worry about; the ones who avoid facing the emotional and physical discomfort of their bodies. Then the other group who take action before the end of the year. 14:00 Telling me you don't know how you gained those pounds, let me be honest with you about it. 16:48 Ask the questions about the challenges you're facing in menopause. My tips for finding your menopause mentor! WAYS WE CAN CONNECT!  Join my FREE community for busy, professional women over 40 where I give research-backed tips, strategies, and free resources to lose weight and manage menopause: https://bit.ly/JoinFreeTotalWellnessGroup Get on my email list: https://bit.ly/GetLoriDsEmails  Let's chat about my 12 week Metabolic Resuscitation System: https://bit.ly/TalkWithLoriD  Follow me on social media... Lori Doddy Lifestyle: https://bit.ly/LoriDoddyLifestyle Facebook: facebook.com/lori.doddy                                        Website:  loridoddy.com     YouTube : http://www.youtube.com/@loridoddylifestyle     

Are you yearning for an authentic, heartfelt relationship with a masculine leader who values your success? Leah Mitchell, a seasoned expert in the world of dating, is here to guide us through the maze of vulnerability, authenticity, and trust. Leah unveils the essence of profound connections and how successful women can establish them with masculine men. She emphasizes the power of authenticity and the potential pitfalls of inauthenticity in forming meaningful relationships. Explore with us how superficial conversations often breed superficial relationships and the need for presenting our most authentic selves.Embark on a fascinating journey with us as Leah unfolds the mystery behind the PheroGLOW method. This innovative strategy, designed to attract high-value masculine leaders, dives deep into the neuroscience of trust and attraction. Furthermore, Leah introduces us to the Soulmate Success Circle program, a sanctuary offering a supportive community for women seeking success in love. Get enthralled as we delve into attachment styles, the concept of outcome detachment in dating, and the profound classes on dating strategy and energetic healing offered by the program.The empowering conversation doesn't end here! Leah sheds light on the overlooked significance of feminine intuition in manifesting and maintaining successful relationships. She shares her tested insights and experiences that have helped countless women attract high-value men and build strong, supportive partnerships. Together, we navigate the societal pressures that often hinder women's desires for supportive relationships and discuss how permission to seek healthy, fulfilling partnerships can change lives. Tune in to demystify the world of dating, break down misconceptions, and discover the key to finding true love. Links: https://leahmitchell.my.canva.site/leah-mitchellcoaching and https://www.facebook.com/leah.mitchell.3914?mibextid=qWsEUCSupport the showThanks for listening!Check out this site for everthing to know about women's pleasure including video tutorials and great suggestions for bedroom time!!https://for-goodness-sake-omgyes.sjv.io/c/5059274/1463336/17315Take the happiness quiz from Oprah and Arthur Brooks here: https://arthurbrooks.com/buildNEW: Subscribe monthly: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1805181/supportListen to some of this podcast's guests on the 2 night Frank Talk Summit here https://franktalksummit.aweb.page/p/99a5544a-6dae-4dc5-93dd-152a9ebe7ec1 Email questions/comments/feeback to tamara@straightfromthesourcesmouth.co Website: https://straightfromthesourcesmouthpod.net/Instagram: @fromthesourcesmouth_franktalkTwitter: @tamarapodcastYouTube: Tamara_Schoon_comic

Amy Schumer claimed to be the most successful woman comedian of all time. Folks like Lucille Ball, Joan RIvers, Ellen Degeneres and Carol Burnett must be in the discussion, no? Amy's Life and Beth returns in February.Jon Stewart, Jimmy Carr, Ronny Chieng, Shane Gillis, Tracy Morgan, and more at tonight's Stad Up for Heroes.Taylor Tomlinson will host After Midnight, the new CBS 12:37am show.Was Nikki Glazer a good girl in college?Futurama gets two more seasons.Adam Corolla knows TrumpSteve-O has a new special November 14Mike Birbiglia's The Old Man and the Pool on Netflix 11/21Mmmm Factor. www.factormeals.com/dailycomedynews50 promo code DailyComedyNews50 Support the show! Join the $2 Club! at Buy Me A Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/dailycomedynews www.linktr.ee/dailycomedynews Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/dcnpod - join us to to discuss comedy and your favorite comedians. YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@dailycomedynews?sub_confirmation=1 Instagram is @dailycomedynews https://www.instagram.com/dailycomedynews/?hl=en Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/dailycomedynews/ Web version at www.dailycomedynews.com Twitter X is @dcnpod because the person with what I want tweeted once Email: john at thesharkdeck dot com Daily Comedy News commentary includes satire and parody. Daily Comedy News is a production of Caloroga Shark Media, the leading company in short form daily podcasts This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4522158/advertisement

Discover why you should never wait for a man who's not escalating his efforts in dating and relationships (and what to do instead) in this episode with Evan Marc Katz. If you'd like to get personalized support from Evan, you can learn more about his six-month Love U digital course here: https://www.evanmarckatz.com/partners.html?p=helenahart&w=loveu Here's where you can get Evan's free gift, "7 Massive Mistakes You're Making In Dating": www.evanmarckatz.com/helena Get Evan's book, "Why He Disappeared – The Smart, Strong, Successful Woman's Guide To Understanding Men And Keeping The Right One Hooked Forever" here: https://www.evanmarckatz.com/partners.html?p=helenahart&w=whd Check out Evan's online course, "Believe In Love – 7 Steps To Letting Go Of The Past, Embracing The Present And Dating With Confidence" here: https://www.evanmarckatz.com/partners.html?p=helenahart&w=BiL Check out Evan's online course, "Finding The One Online" here: https://www.evanmarckatz.com/partners.html?p=helenahart&w=ftoo Sign up for Evan's Lovesplaining newsletter on Substack. Check out Evan's podcast, The Love U Podcast. Watch Evan's free video to fix your broken man-picker.  If you want to learn the secrets to attracting the man you want and inspiring his love, devotion and commitment, get my FREE "3 Keys To Attract The Man You Want" report and audio training here: http://helenahartcoaching.com/ Get your personal dating and relationship questions answered here: https://helenahart--mcoast.thrivecart.com/feminine/ Check out my eBooks and Programs here: http://helenahartcoaching.com/ebooks/ Here are the biggest Connection Barriers that push a man away (PLUS how to make him come back and want to stay forever): http://forever1234.com/ While I don't personally conduct one-on-one counseling, I'm sponsored by a company that can meet such a need if you'd like to get online therapy from a licensed professional (I've worked with a therapist from BetterHelp myself and it was absolutely life-changing!). You can get a discount through my exclusive invitation here: https://betterhelp.com/helenahart/ Subscribe to my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/HelenaHartCoaching/ Connect with me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/helenahartcoaching/ Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/helenahartcoaching/ If you'd like to attend my podcast recordings LIVE and get your personal questions answered, download the Bullhorn podcast app from the App Store or Google Play here (it's 100% FREE!): http://onelink.to/gw2bn8 Once you've downloaded the Bullhorn app, search for and FOLLOW my "Master Your Magnetism" podcast to get notified when I go live. Looking forward to connecting with you and talking to you personally!

NHRA Texas Pro Stock Winner Erica Enders, a five-time Pro Stock drag racing champion, returned to The Freak Nation Sunday night. Her win in Texas gave her 50 wins in the NHRA, most for a woman ever, and made her the most successful female driver in motorsports. Enders, in fact, is 85 points op top of the 2023 Pro Stock driver's points with two events left in the season. She's one of the favorites for a sixth title in a couple weeks. Listen...

Does the overwhelming nature of entrepreneurship often leave you paralyzed with fear, causing your dreams and goals to seem out of reach? Join Kathrine Louis as we tackle these obstacles head-on, unmasking the power of a strong mindset and the utmost importance it plays in the success of your business. Katherin-Louis - your business and mindset mentor, will guide you through five key mindset shifts essential for any female entrepreneur aiming to not only survive, but thrive in her career. You'll learn how to outsource tasks outside your zone of genius, create boundaries, take calculated risks and maintain focus amidst the chaos, ensuring you design a life and career that you truly adore.Let's also confront the elephant in the room - the fear of failure!This episode will arm you with strategies to reframe failure as an opportunity for growth, rather than an impending doom. We'll uncover how to challenge any limiting beliefs that may be hindering your success and learn to see fear as just an emotion, rather than a reality. As we tackle the power of perseverance in entrepreneurship, you'll be reminded to never lose sight of your dreams, or yourself, no matter how tough the journey gets. Get ready to embrace the rollercoaster that is entrepreneurship, and together, let's help you turn your dreams into a reality.Support the showBOOK your 1:1 Coaching Call w/ Kathrine Louis: https://kathrinevombauer.thrivecart.com/single-coaching-session In a hurry? Book your exclusive Rushed Call w/ Kathrine Louis: https://kathrinevombauer.thrivecart.com/rushed-call_____________________________________________________➡️ SAVE 2 + hours THIS WEEK and 2x your Productivity - GET YOUR FREE AUDIO TRAINING HERE: https://bit.ly/49bYKjT

Sheila L. Spence Current Position • New Home Sales Agent, Omega Builders (2020 – Present) Work Experience • Director of Surgical Technology, Temple College (2007 – 2018) • Certified Surgical Technologist o Darnall Army Hospital (2004-2006) o Metroplex Hospital (2006- 2007) • Clamp Truck Operator, Pactiv (1997-2003) Military Experience • United States Air Force o 97 Services Squadron (1987-1990) Education • Master of Arts in Education, 2015 • Bachelor of Science in Management, 2011 • Associate of Surgical Science, 2006 • Certificate, Surgical Technology, 2003 Background Born in 1967. Only child. Father was military so I traveled the world in my youth. Lived Texas, Kentucky, Arkansas, Germany. Visited France, Norway, Ireland, etc… Cheerleading & Track through my whole school life. Began cheerleading in the 3rd grade. Wasn't the greatest student (grades), but enjoyed the social aspects of school. I wasn't the worst either. Math & science were weak spots. *I didn't grow up poor, but did have a lot of emotional issues. My mom is a narcissist. The only loving person in my life, my dad, was ALWAYS gone. Not enough character space to talk about her in this bio. Went through some things (molestation, rape). This would shape who I would be for a very long time. A pushover/doormat. Figured myself out in my late 30's. But didn't have the strength to stand up and be my authentic self until mid-40's. 1985 -Was sent off to an HBCU – big mistake! Didn't make it. Met the wrong man. Dropped out. Gained an unhealthy amount of life experience. 1987 - He went to jail which gave me a chance to come out of the fog. I joined the US Air Force. Met my first husband while in AIT, Denver, Colorado. A sweet man but an alcoholic. The kindest sweetest drug addict I've ever met. 1992 - 17 years as a single mother. Pure hell. Got into trouble with the law – Hanging out with a booster for the money. Charged as an accessory to all of her crimes. Not once, not twice but three times. 1997 -Finally got my shit together after finding a job in Temple. Pactiv – as a clamp truck operator. Fork lift operator. Logistics was super fun. Had an affair with the supervisor. Married man. Big mistake. 2003 - Started school at Temple college to become a Certified Surgical Technologist. That would change my life forever. It was, to this day, the second hardest thing I've ever done. 2010- Because I kept going to school behind the scenes, there came a day when the Director of the ST program had a full on mental health crisis and was highly encouraged to resign. I was the only one left standing with a Bachelors and had started my Masters. I became the Director of the Surgical Technology program at Temple College. The ONLY Black Director on staff at the time. One of few Black instructors period. November 2011 - Met my future husband on a website. We didn't tell anyone until after we had been married for dang near 6 years. We married December 31, 2012. Summer 2018 – Husband diagnosed with cancer. That was the biggest shit show I've ever experienced. January 2019 – He died. And a piece of me died with him. I'm just now really “right.” Had to go to therapy. I still have bad days. He was the best thing that had ever happened to me. MAN A WHOLE LOTTA UPS AND DOWNS FROM CRIME TO MAKING FIGURES. Come dive into the vibrations with the P.E.G FAMILY‼️ now on all major platforms HONORARY GUEST: https://instagram.com/ashfaymag38?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== CEO/HOST of P.E.G: https://instagram.com/lyrikal_lyriks?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= CVO of P.E.G: https://instagram.com/natalietbleau?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= OFFICIAL PAGE OF P.E.G: https://instagram.com/pegpodcast?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= P.E.G STYLES: https://instagram.com/pegstyles?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

In this episode we discuss breaking barriers and achieving success as women in STEM with my guest Dr. Susan McGinty. Susan is a global STEM leadership development expert, speaker, and author, on navigating the STEM landscape with passion and purpose. “I believe female leadership can create powerful, positive and far reaching impact. We can keep talking about the lack of women in STEM leadership and the impact it is having on STEM. capability or we can start doing something about it now.” Episode Highlights: 1. The Power of Visible Influence in STEM Dr. Susan McGinty's words resonate deeply as she reminds us of the tremendous impact female leadership can have in STEM and beyond. But why does visible influence matter? How can we become catalysts for change and empower others to step into the spotlight? Let's explore the transformative effect of representation and why it's time for us to be the driving force in reshaping the face of STEM leadership. 2. Empowering Success: Belief and Support Imagine a world where you're surrounded by individuals who believe in your potential, who uplift and inspire you to reach greater heights. Dr. Susan shares her personal anecdotes on the significance of building a supportive network and surrounding yourself with like-minded champions. Uncover the essence of mentorship and allyship to propel your success in STEM. 3. Fuelling Passion with Purpose: Your Unique Contribution As women in STEM, it's vital to gain clarity on our unique contributions and understand why they matter deeply. Dr. Susan's wisdom will help you navigate challenges with purpose and resilience. Discover actionable steps to connect with your sense of purpose and create a lasting impact in your field. Key Learnings: Embrace visible influence to create positive change in STEM leadership. Cultivate a supportive network to uplift and inspire your journey. Define your purpose in STEM to fuel passion and resilience. Actionable Advice: Take time to reflect on your own leadership journey in STEM and identify areas where you can amplify your visible influence. Seek mentorship and allyship to build a supportive network that encourages growth. Reflect on your purpose in STEM and align your actions with your unique contribution. About Dr. Susan McGinty: Dr. Susan McGinty's journey is an inspiring testament to the possibilities that arise when passion, perseverance, and purpose converge. With a background in Medicinal & Organic Chemistry and a Master of Leadership, Susan spent over ten years in research before venturing into the realm of Defence and National Security. Over the course of 14 years, with 12 of those in leadership positions, she led specialized scientific and technical teams, forged key international Defense and national security partnerships, and offered invaluable advice on strategic, operational, and scientific policies. As the Founder and Director of Aya Leadership, she works tirelessly to empower women in these professions worldwide, helping them master their leadership purpose, skills, and experiences through education, resources, and coaching. In her fifteen years of experience in adult education, coaching, and mentoring across various sectors, Susan has made a profound impact, leaving an indelible mark on the landscape of STEM and security leadership. She is a co-author of the #1 international best-selling book ‘Women Transforming the Landscape of Science and Tech,' a sought-after speaker, a certified coach, and a certified NLP Practitioner. Susan's commitment to change has earned her recognition as one of the 20 Australian leadership experts to watch in 2021, and she continues to be an Executive Member of Women in STEM Leadership, alongside being a strategic partner of the Australian Women in Security Network. Don't forget to tag us on social media using #UnleashingBrilliancePodcast and share your inspiring takeaways!

Why is it that women will only apply for a job when they meet ALL of the requirements, whereas men will apply for jobs when they often only meet half? There is a lot of research on how women underestimate their abilities and speak with less confidence about their accomplishments.So, what can you do as a Successful Woman who Thinks Differently to start building confidence today? Valorie starts with an appraisal of the areas of our life where a lack of confidence might have prevented us from doing more. Maybe it's a job you never applied for, or maybe it's a relationship you didn't believe you were good enough to be in. Upon reflection, you may see a pattern of inaction that played a part in your not seizing the moment. How we turn our thoughts into action is the antidote – and indeed a veritable definition of confidence – that Valorie is asking us to embrace. It's about taking a small action NOW and trusting our talent and ability. Seeing confidence as part of a cycle that leads to action, which brings success, and with it, more confidence is the smart approach that will inspire you as a Successful Woman not just to Think Differently but to TAKE ACTION too. And remember, that action starts with one small achievable step. Please join us. The definition I love most of confidence is that confidence is the stuff that turns our thoughts into action.” ~ Valorie BurtonIn This Episode:- How a lack of confidence can negatively impact your opportunities in life- The difference between living on purpose and living by accident- Learning to overcome a ‘Then I will…' mindset- Understanding the cycle of confidence, action, and success- What does self-efficacy mean to you?- Valorie's podcasting journey as it pertains to confidence- How a personal trainer helped Valorie's consistency (which builds confidence)- Starting with the small wins - and building consistently from thereCoaching Questions:- Where are you when it comes to your confidence? - What is a goal that you have that you've been putting off?- What is a doable step or action you can take toward achieving that goal right now? - When could you take that step? Connect with Valorie Burton:- Check out all of Valorie's books here- https://valorieburton.com/books/ - Website - https://valorieburton.com/ - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/valorieburton/ - LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/valorieburton/ - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/valorieburton/ - YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@valorieburton

Are men intimidated by successful women? Do successful women disregard their partners? Patty and the crew discuss.

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Recorded during Women's History Month, this episode focuses on empowering females, and highlights two amazing women that are setting the example, Chanel Shaba and Jumana Yousif. Chanel and Jumana help us to redefine success by touching on the importance of balance, self-care, and mindset. Making waves in the mortgage industry, with Beyond Lending, these ladies walked us through the process of buying/selling a home and becoming more financially literate. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/deiontae-nicholas/support

On the Amanda Seales Show's group chat Thursday episode, various topics were discussed, including the cancellation of Red Table Talk, Jeremiah's most likely to, drop of the week, the news of California teachers receiving a raise, friendship issues, and a 60-second headline segment. The show aims to entertain and spark conversation among listeners. FOLLOW ALONG AS WE COVER: (02:39) Red Table Talk Canceled (07:28) Red Table Talk Memorable Convo's (11:11) Red Table Talk Entanglement  (15:53) Most Likely To….Jeremiah (19:07) Teachers In California Getting A Raise? (26:35) Workforce Doesn't Feel Incentivized Anymore (31:33) Gen Zer's Entering The Workforce (35:42) How Black Are You Feeling Today? (38:47) Friendship Icks (46:02) Long Distance Relationships (54:12) What's The Difference Between Settling And Pivoting? (66:24) 60-Second Headlines! FOLLOW THE SHOW ON ALL SOCIALS: @sealessaidit @amandaseales @djnailz If you have a comment leave Amanda a message at 1 855-AMANDA-8 that's 1-855-262-6328See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Are you curious about how a successful tech entrepreneur overcame challenges to become a powerful woman in business? What if I told you that this entrepreneur is also my best friend's ex-partner, and they still maintain a strong friendship? Yes, it's possible. Do you want to know how? Join me for an inspiring conversation with Belinda Agnew, a successful entrepreneur in the male-dominated space of IT and tech. Belinda shares her journey to becoming a powerful woman in business, from surviving on her own as a child to overcoming challenges in the workplace. We delve into Belinda's insights on imposter syndrome, the challenges women face in male-dominated industries, and the importance of transparency in business relationships. But that's not all - we also dive into the intimate topic of love and relationships, exploring how vulnerability, authenticity, and meaningful connections can contribute to our personal growth. Tune in and discover how Belinda's story proves that the impossible is possible with perseverance and determination. Let's jump in! Key Takeaways: How Belinda Agnew's big story began (00:00) The “Oh, I'm good at sales” moment and the power of confidence (04:42) Being a woman in a male-dominant space (09:13) On Belinda's past with Danilo (her ex & my best friend) (13:24) Remaining friends with your ex-partner (22:15) What if your partner can't understand/accept that your ex is your best friend (27:42) The thing that hurt Belinda the most (29:23) Belinda - a full-time Angel (32:45) The power of routine - does it really work for everyone? (37:25) A real-life example of how change and growth are indeed possible (41:10) Belinda's vision for her life in the next 10 years (41:31) Belinda's advice to those who feel not good enough (50:04) Where to find Belinda (52:14) Additional Resources:

Tech companies recruit men and women into their workforce equally. So why do we still see relatively few women in positions of leadership? Trends seemed to be heading in a more equal direction until the COVID-19 pandemic changed everything. That's where the work of Kelley O'Keeffe seeks to change everything. In this episode, our host Linda Yates has a conversation with O'Keeffe about her work as an advocate for women's empowerment. O'Keeffe's Background Starting at a very young age, O'Keeffe was a very ambitious student. After finishing her MBA, she began working with many companies, from Fortune 100 to smaller startups At the beginning of the pandemic, she was balancing a challenging work schedule and starting her family O'Keeffe made the leap into being self-employed to serve as an advocate for women's economic empowerment   3 Tips: How to Become a Successful Woman in Leadership Dealing with Microaggressions: Don't allow yourself to be derailed when dealing with microaggressions. If you can't find a way to ignore them, it's okay to move laterally to step away from working with people who have a pattern of this kind of behavior. Find your Mega Champion: More than a mentor - find someone you report to and build a strong relationship with them. This should be someone who is familiar with how hard you work and how much effort you're willing to put in. They will be your ally and keep your name in the running for leadership decisions. Get Recognized: Put yourself in a situation where your skillset can really shine. Look for places in your company where you'll stand out. “Think of those insecure thoughts as thought-trash, and just put them in the trash, and keep going. We're wasting too much time.” – Kelley O'Keeffe Resources Kelley O'Keeffe on LinkedIn McKinsey “Women in the Workplace 2022” Report Empowered Engagement LLC - Kelley O'Keeffe's website Check out the Int-HER-rupt Website at www.intherrupt.com! You can reach out to Linda and let her know how this episode relates to you. This podcast is produced by TSE Studios. Check out other podcasts by TSE Studios, including this episode's sponsor, The Sales Evangelist, helping new and struggling sellers close more deals and achieve their sales goals. Subscribe to the IntHERrupt Podcast so you won't miss a single show. Find us on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify, and Stitcher. Audio created by Ryan Rasmussen Productions.

If you'd enjoy a birds eye view of how systems of oppression and harm show up in traditional business, than this is the episode for you. Jessica Lackey, Strategy Advisor and Fractional CEO, was trained in the bluest blood of traditional business: McKinsey, Harvard Business School, and 7 years at Nike. She was a poster child for Successful Woman in Business. However, that did not safeguard her from a massive breakdown ("...I basically had a mental breakdown in my white boss's office...that went as well as you can imagine...") Ultimately that breakdown lead to the clarity that she needed to rebuild her life. Thankfully her trajectory lead her to the feminist business world. "And that's when I started to understand I didn't have language before I left because where would I have learned about capitalism and patriarchy, and the perils of unchecked growth? Where would I have learned that?" Jessica's story, insights, and brilliance will captivate you. I can't wait for you to listen! LINKS: Jessica's website: https://www.jessicalackey.com/ Jessica on IG: https://www.instagram.com/jessicalackey_consulting/ Jessica on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-lackey/ Elijah on IG: https://www.instagram.com/elijahshannonselby/ Business as Activism on IG (new!): https://www.instagram.com/businessasactivism/

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Please SUPPORT my SHOW, SUBSCRIBE to the NEWSLETTER, ENTER in the GIVEAWAYS https://www.chonacas.com/contact/   Persian blood, CAA & Tom Ford  For the actor, the artist journey in entertainment  Follow the fun, the excitement, the power of finding your voice. Knowing your audience, desired out come Born and raised in Los Angeles, Chloe grew up enamored by the movie business, and did whatever it took to get her foot through that very narrow door. After beginning her career in the windowless mailroom of Creative Artists Agency, Chloe's first role above the basement level of the agency was in the motion picture film finance and sales department. There she learned about the foundation of putting together a film, working with independent financiers and producers. Chloe then transitioned into the motion picture talent department, where she was able to fulfill her passion of working closely with some of the industry's brightest stars. After getting a taste of being at the center of the industry, Chloe took an opportunity to segue into a different role, managing renowned fashion designer and film director Tom Ford's new LA-based studio, where she had firsthand experience working directly with a fashion and business legend. After years of working for institutions like CAA and Tom Ford, Chloe was ready for a change of pace and took on roles in the talent partnerships space at some of tech's buzziest startups, including Verishop and now Bright, where she runs talent and brand partnerships strategy. Bright is a platform for live, interactive learning sessions with icons and experts alike, from Deepak Chopra to Madonna.   We deep dive into: - perseverance and always finding another way to get in - taking the windy path to getting where you want to go and trusting the process / journey - the importance of relationships and aligning yourself with the right people who you could learn from, openness to any opportunity - bright live company website: brightlive.com   YT: https://www.youtube.com/@katiechonacas7079    Social media links: https://twitter.com/katiechonacas https://twitter.com/culturekidsxyz https://www.instagram.com/chonacas https://www.linkedin.com/in/katiechonacas Voiceover Reel: https://www.chonacas.com/voiceover/   Disclaimer: None of the information in the podcast should be considered as a financial advice. Always do your own research.  

Dr. Alicia Gwynn, wife to the late and great Tony Gwynn from the San Diego Padres, is very well known in the city of San Diego and across the country as a philanthropist and successful lady in business. She's the President/CEO of Gwynndustries, Gwynn Foods, Gwynn Sports, and President of the Tony and Alicia Gwynn Foundation, a charity organization dedicated to bettering the lives of disadvantaged youth. Dr. Gwynn has won many prestigious awards in the areas of business, philanthropy, and community service. She's the author of an incredible book called The Creed of Life: Practical Principles of Character Building. Today she's sharing with us about how she's been able to build her character standing in the lime light next to her husband and in her day-to-day as a mom, role model, and business woman. Dr. Gwynn's Businesses: gwynndustries.com gwynnfoods.com gwynnsport.com COMING SOON: Hall of Family Documentary My Authentic Me Podcast ____________ Leave a Review & Get A Shoutout on the Podcast! Your feedback is MUCH appreciated. If this episode resonates with you, share it with a friend who needs to hear it! ____________ SIGN UP FOR NOTIFICATIONS HERE GET YOUR AMBITIOUS PEACE JOURNAL ON AMAZON HERE FOLLOW/DM KIANI ON IG OR TIKTOK @growingtobekiani CHECK OUT THE WEBSITE: https://growtobefree.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/grow-to-be-free/support

As the CEO & Founder of W.E.W., Ms. Hines organizes Women's Peer Advisory groups across the globe and provides guidance on the success of their business and profession. Press play to hear more about Ms. Hines' 5 pillars of success as well as how she increases the accessibility of resources for black businesswomen. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/skindeepradioshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/skindeepradioshow/support

Join me today as I Interview Ariel Hoffman on Memoirs of Successful Women. Ariel is the founder of Ariel Hoffman Wellness, which is on a mission to change the way people – especially women – view and treat their bodies and themselves. Ariel helps high achieving leaders, executives and working mothers struggling with chronic stress, fatigue and burnout to create a personalized wellness practice so they can lose weight, feel comfortable in their own skin, increase energy and perform their best in all areas of their lives. Her coaching facilitates action and provides clients with a system that achieves results, empowering them to make long term lifestyle changes through a hybrid of nutrition, fitness and lifestyle behaviour. Reach out to Ariel Hoffman www.arielhoffman.com I invite you to fast track your success journey by claiming a free trial of Women's Biz Tribe and explore the comprehensive service offerings provided by Women's Biz Global including coaching, media and publishing opportunities. Now is the best time to take your business and life to the next level of success. Reach out to Annie Gibbins https://womensbizglobal.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/annie-gibbins/message

In this episode you'll learn about attracting a match for marriage as a successful woman and why you want to be intentional about attracting a match for commitment so that you aren't wasting time with men who are not ready for commitment. We talk about strategic matching and how to quickly identify and meet men who are compatible and a good fit for you. Do you want to learn how CCC can help you? Book a 15 minute Courtship Assessment call https://Captivatingcourtship.as.me/?appointmentType=37891515 Apply to CCC 2.0 Accelerator www.captivatingcourtship.com/coaching Questions about how Zara can help you attract your match for marriage?

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Hey lady, we have a question for you. What do you do when "one of those days" feels like it's lasting longer than normal? How do you care for yourself when you barely have the energy to get up? We know days like those exist and we want you to know that not only are you not alone – they are totally normal. Dr. Dom and Terri have a tender, honest conversation about what it feels like to thrive as you experience depression. They keep it real about all of the places the mind can go when life feels unbearably heavy and share their personal toolkits of tried-and-true ways to help them become the light out of their respective darkness. As a Black woman, we hope you always know that being real about how you're feeling is one of the greatest signs of strength. And asking for help is another. If you or a loved one are struggling with suicidal ideation, please check the links below for resources and text 988, the suicide crisis hotline for additional support. Remember, we're glad you're here.Quote of the Day:"On particularly rough days when I'm sure I can't possibly endure, I like to remind myself that my track record for getting through bad days so far, is 100% and that's pretty good." - HealthyPlace.com Register here for the Vibrate Higher Empowerment Workshop!Wisdom Wednesdays with TerriCultivating H.E.R. Space SanctuaryResources:Dr. Dom's Therapy PracticeBranding with TerriMelanin and Mental HealthTherapy for Black Girls Psychology TodayTherapy for QPOCWhere to find us:Twitter: @HERspacepodcastInstagram: @herspacepodcastFacebook: @herspacepodcastWebsite: cultivatingherspace.com

S2E6: Regardless of whether you're working from home, back in the office or working from a coffee shop, there are certain items that every successful woman has and needs. Let's see how many you tick off… what's your number? Send me a DM on Instagram @baileygeorgiades_ or pop me an email: baileygeorgiades@gmail.com

In this episode, I bring on my client Melissa to share how she used the tools in the From Dating To Exclusive program to create her first healthy relationship at 37. Want to join us in the next program and learn how to go From Dating To Exclusive? Click here: www.ambergrubenmann.com/coachingGet the free guide Copy And Paste Texts For When He Is Pulling Away Or Acting Flaky:https://www.ambergrubenmann.com/copy-and-paste-texts-for-when-he-is-pulling-away-or-acting-flaky

Male leadership has traditionally been the standard across many industries. Nicole invites Gwenn Aspen, CEO of Anequim to share her story of success in a male dominated industry; how her will and determination took her business from 26 to over 800 people across North America. Gwenn provides helpful tips and strategies she uses in business and at home. Join us for this inspiring story. Listen to Gwenn's podcast "Bootstrappers" wherever you get your podcasts (OR RIGHT HERE!) Talk with Nicole Winkler about coaching you and your business team at www.liftyourfuture.com! 

We have a very special episode for you today! Tune in for a compilation of our most popular episodes on how to be an unstoppable and successful woman. You'll hear about the link between sex and success (yep, I'm going there), exactly what it means to be unstoppable, and the essential success habits you need for your business. PLUS, learn what the “safe zone” is when it comes to your goals, and what doesn't work about hanging out there if you want your success now! What To Listen For Intro [0:00] How to be unstoppable in every area of your life (you CAN have it all!) [2:44] The link between sex and success [6:48] How to utilize both your masculine AND feminine essences to succeed in your business [9:26] The mental block that's keeping you from achieving your goals [17:08] Closing [27:25] Related Episodes The Truth About What It Takes to be an Unstoppable Woman The Relationship Between Sex And Success 7 Questions to Ask to Prepare for Success in 2022 The Queen of 98% 10 Habits of Highly Successful People Resources Check out our free resources for listeners Join the Morning Mindset Club Join our Facebook Group

Upon losing her voice because of a polyp found on her voice chord when she was just 7 years old, Galit Ventura Rozen was bullied at school, became an introvert, and lived a socially isolated life. When she was 16 years old, the surgeon told her that she was ready for surgery, and it was then that Galit had her moment of revelation. She realized that she was who she was with a unique hoarse voice, and it defined her in her own authentic way. She believed that if she could live with her unusual voice tone and be all of who she could be, then she would encourage others to live their lives authentically. Her destiny was to help others to lead authentic lives with courage and conviction. Galit is an entrepreneur, business mentor, speaker, and philanthropist, who is passionate about empowering women to succeed! Women are changing the world today and the way we do business. She is the author of "The Successful Woman's Mindset: Unlock the Secrets of Success and Activate Your Power.” Galit offers one-on-one mentoring, group mentoring, speaks on stages worldwide, and leads workshops. Info: Galitventurarozen.com

Hey Family! In this episode, Theddy breaks down the definition of "a successful woman"! There isn't a rule book to what and who a successful woman should and couldn't be. The happiness of a woman measures her success. Not society, not social media, not her family - ONLY her happiness. Jump into the episode to learn more. Continue The Redefining Conversations With Us On YouTube!After today's podcast episode, join our host Theddy Ulysse on YouTube and continue the conversation! You can join us on YouTube here.Join W&C Exclusive Mailing List!Exclusivity means being the first to know about our weekly guest, social media/business tips, links to new episodes, giveaways, and much more. Join in on the fun here!Follow Us:WebsiteInstagramFacebookTikTokTag @womenandcompany to be featured on our platforms!Have a question? Please email us to collab!connect@womenandcompany.net

What do you consider success? How do you determine a woman is successful? These are all questions to ask yourself.To me it's genuine happiness, control of finances and health. I've been studying successful women for years and they have a few commonalities that contribute to their success. Listen in to find traits that you can implement in your life to become a Successful Woman.Join the Level Up With Liv Facebook Community- https://www.facebook.com/groups/890593678214515Email - olivia@oliviatmcook.comInstagram -https://www.instagram.com/coach_liv/Free 20 Minute Strategy Session - https://calendly.com/oliviatmcookcoaching/strategy-session

Today we talked about what it means to be a differentsuccessful woman living in a culture that defines that very differently from the Bible. If you have any questions from previous episodes that you would like us to answer, you can email us at greengrassespodcast@gmail.com