Beth Davenport is an accomplished meeting planner who works for HelmsBriscoe and has seen many doors open and opportunities unfold. She encourages you to get out of your comfort zone and try new things. Beth shares her experience and some of the interesting and unpredictable stops along the way, from working as a fork truck operator for Green Giant to winning national championships as a cheerleading coach at the University of Minnesota.  

Coach, trainer, and keynote speaker, Joan Bowling, talks about the confidence gained through her 30 years of speaking, teaching, training coaching and television hosting,

Award-winning communications professional, Susan Bordson, shares her secrets to better communication and self-compassion and how they lead to greater confidence.

This is part 2 of our episode with entrepreneur, motivational speaker, and well-established "boundary pusher," Jolene Jang. We discuss the momentum that your former successes can give you as you push forward into new areas and skills.

We take a hard look at the unheralded violence in America and discuss STOP ASIAN HATE CRIMES with Jolene Jang.

 Pam Axberg, CEO of the Union Gospel Mission, shares some of the leadership tips and tactics she has honed during her career. 

Professor Emeritus at the University of St. Thomas, Dr. Kevin Sauter, discusses the nervousness most people feel when speaking, and offers tips for ways to practice and prepare for those moments that test our confidence. 

Listen to Meredith Hackwith Edwards, model, actor and host of the "Meredith for Real: the Curious Introvert" podcast as she describes her desire to try new things her belief that others do not judge you as much as you judge yourself.

Listen to author, assistant principal and master of efficiency and organization, Ruzanna Hernandez, explain the importance of goals, the power of prioritizing and the confidence gained by efficiently completing the tasks at hand. She offers more tips and approaches to managing our busy lives at efficiencyandorganization.com

We enjoy an open and honest talk with Erin Bahadur, the C.E.O. of Erin's Inside Job, about the internal struggle of trying to be who others think you are, while sheltering, hiding or denying who you really are.