By Marie Hale & Suzi Shattuck
Women have lost jobs, career status, a year of our lives, and damn near lost our minds to The Shecession. Marie Hale, CEO and sales and marketing visionary, talks with feminist leaders in all secto
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The podcast currently has 18 episodes available.
Hosts Marie Hale and Suzi Shattuck are going to have a no-guest gab sesh this week! Tune in to learn what has been created in fwd@rEvolution. What lessons have been learned? How has the vision evolved? What are the end-of-year goals? What do we have to look forward to? Let's take a minute to appreciate where we are. The vibe will likely fluctuate from gratitude to gripes, to guffaws.
If you think that things were great for women in their work before the pandemic, we would like to share a little insight with you. So join Marie Genevieve Pawlak, President of Prime Alchemy, a division of Planning101 Group Corp., and company and the Clutching our Pearls crew as we spill the tea and pull back the curtain on the 'normal' that we no longer enjoy. Of course, inequality for women is nothing new, but we have been settling for WAY LESS than we realized. So join us online for a conversation about what we can change, what we have been putting up with, and what MUST be changed!
Marie-Genevieve Pawlak aims to help companies and people create real value and productive teams by implementing a clear, executable strategy through game-based learning. As a result, working with Prime Alchemy, their clients get a 75% increase in their teams’ commitment and accountability to the company.
Join the rEvolution:
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Follow Marie Pawlak on social media:
Facebook: @primealchemy
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Instagram: @primealchemy
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Website: The Prime Alchemy Group
https://www.theprimealchemygroup.com/
When is it acceptable to be vulnerable? When will we begin to treat vulnerability less like an emotion to hide and protect and more like a journey to be proud of? Helping host Marie Hale discuss The Power of Vulnerability is Robin Athey.
With 35 years of experience working across 27 countries working with Fortune 500, startups, nonprofits, and NGOs. Robin knows just how to help leaders discover their ‘inner gold.’
Learn how to take your own vulnerabilities and moments of terror and recognize you aren’t the only one to feel that way. Begin to opt-in and start having those uncomfortable conversations. Listen to the latest episode and master the art of taking off your mask and letting your vulnerability show.
While we would love to think that everyone is born a feminist, we know that this is far from the truth. Being a feminist has been condemned, stigmatized, and blurred for so many that they don't know where to begin or, even worse, they simply opt-out.
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Follow Dr. Susana Morris on social media:
Website: www.susanamorris.com
Twitter: @iamcrunkadelic
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Instagram: @susiemaye
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Facebook: @iamcrunkadelic
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Twitter: @chanelnmbr5ve
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Book :
Feminist AF
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How quickly do you judge someone? They say it takes 7 seconds to make a first impression, but how unfair is that? Do people have a right to an opinion about you - right off the bat?
We don’t think so!
Marie Hales speaks with diversity experts Tasha L. Jones and Jennifer Ingram as they peel away the layers of first impressions, judgment, self-perception, and what is fair.
Learn strategies on how to shine through your own insecurities and how to un-stereotype. Don’t be a shapeshifter! Happiness is being your authentic self so work on obtaining it. Listening to this podcast is a great first step!
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Follow Tasha on social media:
LinkedIn: LV Jones Consulting
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Instagram: lvjonesconsulting
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Facebook: tashalvjones
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Make sure to check out her website: lvjonesconsulting.com
https://lvjonesconsulting.com/
Connect with Jennifer:
LinkedIn: Jennifer Ingram
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-ingram-she-her-hers-62801a4b/
Make sure to check out her website: calibratedlens.com
https://www.calibratedlens.com/
How do a mother and daughter decide to write a book about the vagina together? Having a family that is open and comfortable enough to talk about body parts can lead you to write a book about the vagina, in case you didn’t know.
On this episode of Clutching Your Pearls, Danielle Gauss and her mother Colleen Brown talk all things V, vag, hoo-ha, and then some. Danielle is a Board Certified Lactation Consultant, woman's health educator, author, and most important, wife and mother to two spectacular strong women.
Colleen is Danielle’s super real and hilarious mother, and together they make talking about sex and womanhood normal in a country that still treats these topics as taboo. Last time we checked, sex is how we all go here, isn’t it? So let’s talk about it!
The conversation turns to how men have always suppressed women, from the right to vote to telling a woman it’s her fault she got pregnant, enough! And, may we add that our bodies were not put on this earth solely to please a man, c’mon!
Let’s shove the shame into the corner, embrace who we are, and set a better example for our youth. Let’s celebrate the vagina!
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Follow Danielle on social media:
Instagram: @daniellegaussibclc
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Instagram: @vagitales
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TikTok: @thelactinator
https://www.tiktok.com/@thelactinator?lang=en
Make sure to check out her website: justbreastfeeding.com
https://justbreastfeeding.com/
What happens when women get ahold of a microphone to tell their stories? Well, big, life-changing things happen, and Jenette Jurczyk knows all about it. A public speaking coach and consultant, director, producer, and actor, Jenette is the National Director of the She Said Project, a traveling theatre-based show that empowers women and teens to get up on stage and tell their stories.
A skill that many do not possess, storytelling is the age-old tradition of how history was passed down through generations. The She Said Project is bringing that back to encourage women to be brave, face their fears, and get up on stage to get down to business telling real stories.
Stories have the extreme power to connect and enlighten, and The She Said Project creates that space. When you tell a story and tell it well, you connect with people. Storytelling has taken off in marketing and selling for a reason, and business is all about connections. When someone listens to your story, that is your moment of validation, and you feel heard. Find your story, own it, and share it, and Jenette can help with that. You have so much more to share, and Jenette’s on a mission to make every woman believe that.
You are WORTHY!
Join the rEvolution!
Connect with Jenette on LinkedIn: Jenette Jurczyk
Follow her on social media-
Twitter: @SheSaidProject
Facebook: @shesaidproject
Instagram: @shesaidproject
Check out her website: shesaidproject.com
The podcast currently has 18 episodes available.