Finding Your Voice
Feeling Worthy Enough to Have a Voice with Kelly Schermerhorn: Podcast Ep. 328
Have you ever felt imposter syndrome, that you weren’t sure if you had enough expertise or experience or knowledge or credentials [or fill in the blank] to speak up, share your perspective, and use your voice? If so, you’re not alone – and there are ways to move past this. My guest is Kelly Schermerhorn,…
Read MoreChanging the Image Women Have of Themselves with Heike Martin: Podcast Ep. 322
You know as a woman growing up in our society how we’re implicitly and explicitly told what we should look like and what we should be. You also know that there comes a time when you’re done pretending for others and you’re ready to be yourself. To finish our podcast series for Women’s History Month,…
Read MoreWhat It Means to be Visible to Yourself and Others with Bibigi Haile: Podcast Ep. 321
Fear of failure, fear of rejection, imposter syndrome, self-doubt, vulnerability hangovers, nerves. All of these can cause us to be reluctant to be visible, to put ourselves out there. I’ve certainly experienced all of these throughout my career. Yet, I’ve also experienced the power and transformation that comes from being visible not only to others…
Read MoreThe 3 Stages We Go Through as Women When We Use Our Voice with Carol Cox: Podcast Ep. 319
We’re kicking off Women’s History Month here in the U.S. in the month of March. Of course, we champion and advocate for women every month and every week :-), but I do have some special episodes for you this month, starting with today’s. Last fall, I delivered a keynote address and as I was working…
Read MoreGuest Podcast: Her Success Story with Ivy Slater
Click Here to listen to the episode! This week Ivy Slater, host of Her Success Story, chats with her guest, Carol Cox. The two talk about ‘Speaking Your Brand’ as a company, a confidence and clarity builder, a framework for success, an art, and a way of life. In this episode, they discuss: How and…
Read MorePositively Living: The Gift of Being Underestimated with Diane Diaz
Click Here to listen to the episode! Being underestimated happens to us all. It can feel insulting and mess with our confidence, but it can also be beneficial when we use it to our advantage. This week, episode 129 of the Positively Living Podcast is about the gift of being underestimated! In this episode of…
Read MoreDiane Diaz on the Midlife Fulfilled Podcast – Diane’s midlife fulfillment journey culminated when she found her voice
Click Here to listen! This week’s guest is Diane Diaz. This is the first episode published after hurricane Ian. Both Diane and I are Floridians and we are safe. I comment on this in the introduction of this episode. Diane’s BF (before fulfillment) to AF (after fulfillment) story spans about 20 years in her career…
Read MoreDiane Diaz on The Life Shift – Conversations about Life-Changing Moments Podcast: Triggered by Two Words | Leaving a Toxic Relationship
In this episode, Diane and Matt Gilhooly discuss Diane’s journey to finding her confidence and grit, fueled by an abusive and mostly absent father, and how she vied never to repeat the cycle. Tales of how she found herself in an emotionally abusive relationship in college and how just two words changed the trajectory of…
Read MoreThe Way to Gender Equality is through Public Speaking with Carol Cox (#IWD): Podcast Ep. 267
Today, March 8, is International Women’s Day. This year’s theme is Break the Bias. I appreciate that on the IWD website, they write, “Celebrating women’s achievements and increasing visibility, while calling out inequality, is key.” In this episode, I share the premise of the book I’m working on around the importance of women being public…
Read MoreHow to Create Content Using Your Authentic Voice with Ashleigh Rennie: Podcast Ep. 234
The best way to describe this episode is to share what my guest, copywriter Ashleigh Rennie, filled in when she scheduled our podcast interview: “When I was growing up in South Africa, the country was in the darkest days of the Apartheid. It was the 80s. Nelson Mandela had been in jail for twenty years.…
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