In this episode Jane talks to former PR executive turned Public Speaker & Trainer, LinkedIn Voice and personal branding expert Marielle Legair about her own career and how she became so passionate about personal branding. Marielle talks about why personal branding is so important for your career and gives some practical advice to take the fear out of “selling yourself” on social media.
Find out more about working with Marielle here https://www.careeringintomotherhood.com/marielle-legair

And find out more about Careering into Motherhood here https://www.careeringintomotherhood.com/

In this episode Jane talks to Jessica Fearnley, a coach who works with women who want to grow or start a successful business to business consultancy. She is the host of her own podcast “The seven figure consultant” and has helped women to step out on their own and regain control of their consultancy business. This week Jessica is on the other side of the mic and talks about her own journey from being in a band to joining a start up and then launching her own business.
You can find out more about working with Jessica here https://www.jessicafearnley.com/

For more information about Careering into Motherhood and the Christmas coaching voucher, head here https://www.careeringintomotherhood.com/post/christmas-voucher-coaching-offer

When former-nurse Jen Smollett, and her wife returned from travelling, they agreed adoption felt like the right path for them to start their family. In this episode, Jen talks about the process and what she has learnt about herself along the way.
You can find out more about Jen and her coaching practice here https://www.careeringintomotherhood.com/jen-smollett

In this episode former radio producer at the BBC Charlotte Worth, talks about her decision to leave behind her career in the media and focus on helping others to find career fulfilment.
She gives her top five tips from saying yes to things in life that might feel frightening, to saying no to things at work that are likely to pigeon hole you into somewhere you don’t want to be.
Find out more about Charlotte here https://www.careeringintomotherhood.com/charlotte-worth

On the surface of it, Michelle O’Sullivan “had it all” – a big job in investment banking, international travel and a luxury life in London. But when she found herself bedridden she was forced to accept that her lifestyle was quite literally killing her.
In this episode Michelle talks about the process of realisation that she went through and how she found a happiness she and those around her, had not foreseen for one moment.

Find out more about Michelle here https://www.careeringintomotherhood.com/michelle-osullivan

Emma Kangis is a leadership coach who began her career in the entertainment industry. In this episode she gives some great pieces of advice on how to reframe and rethink about career success.
Find out more about Emma here https://www.careeringintomotherhood.com/emma-kangis

In this episode Jane Johnson of Careering into Motherhood talks to Sarah Bramall, a former English teacher and mother of three children about her move into career coaching. Sarah talks about her personal experience of changing direction and leaving a vocational career, and shares her top 5 pieces of supportive advice.
For more information about Sarah see https://www.careeringintomotherhood.com/sarah-bramall

**Please be aware that this episode deals with issues of grief and loss of loved ones.**
Sam Rudd was running a successful London production agency when her world fell apart. With three young children she found herself a widow. In this episode, which Sam voluntarily offered to record, she talks about her life, her coping mechanisms and how she has gone on when forced into a situation of such tragedy that most of us could not even imagine.

You can connect with Sam here https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-rudd-925bb51b/?originalSubdomain=uk

And if you are dealing with any of the issues raised in the podcast, please do seek help with from your GP or one of the bereavement charities such as https://www.cruse.org.uk/
Qualified counsellors and therapists can also be found via the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy
https://www.bacp.co.uk/

Henrietta Nelson is a former City solicitor who left her career as a lawyer after having her second child. It was not a decision she took lightly but she has retrained as a coach and now works with other women who feel that family and law don’t necessarily work together. In this episode Henrietta talks about her decision and how she went about it, and she gives 5 pieces of career coaching wisdom that she has learnt along the way.

You can find out more about Henrietta here https://www.careeringintomotherhood.com/henrietta-nelson

In this episode the ever-effervescent Teresa Klasener gives her top 5 (or is it 3, you’ll have to listen to get that!) pieces of career advice that she’s learnt throughout her career. She talks about remaining curious as an adult and how she’s used that to her advantage in securing jobs, and her belief that women should stand up and speak out.
Find out more about Teresa here https://www.careeringintomotherhood.com/teresa-klasener