🎙️ Episode Overview

In this episode of The Career Change Makers Podcast, I’m diving into the powerful concept of self-leadership and why it’s such a game-changer for new and emerging leaders.

I’ll talk about the importance of having clarity in your vision, embracing your autonomy, and carving out time to reflect. Plus, I’ll share how leading by example and staying true to yourself can take your leadership to the next level, and I’m excited to announce a new program designed specifically for female leaders.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

✅ Self-Leadership as a Foundation: Why self-leadership is key for growth and often overlooked in leadership development.

✅ Clarity in Vision: How having a clear vision can guide your decisions and actions.

✅ Embracing Autonomy: Navigating the excitement and overwhelm that come with autonomy.

Action Steps:

💡 Reflect on your self-leadership and how aligned it is with your goals.

💡 Prioritise clarity in your vision to make intentional decisions.

💡 Embrace your autonomy while taking time to reflect.

Resources:

• Work with Janine
• Career Change Maker Website
• Join the Career Navigator weekly email series
• Follow Janine Esbrand on Instagram
• Connect with Janine Esbrand on LinkedIn
• Subscribe to Janine Esbrand's YouTube Channel

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🎙️ Celebrate 300 Episodes with Us – Join the Live Podcast Recording!

We’re bringing the Career Change Maker Podcast to life to mark reaching our 300th episode milestone — and you’re invited!

Join host Janine Esbrand and guests for a special live recording and celebration in London, where they’ll be sharing meaningful insights about making purpose-driven career pivots and aligning your career with what matters most.