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E027: “Journey is the Key, The Destination is Me” with Tami Holzman
How do you create that space where you feel safe to speak your voice? In this episode, you'll pick up some reinvention and life advice and tips from a brilliant woman.
Tami Holzman is an author, a founder and investor, a producer, and advisor and a veteran of the marketing and business and finance worlds who has pivoted and reinvented over and over as a true entrepreneur extraordinaire. Tami began her career in the entertainment industry as a talent agent, show creator and executive producer with development deals at NBC, HBO and 20th Century Fox. Today, she's an LP and advisor with Halogen Ventures, a corporate advisor, executive coach, and motivational speaker.
Here are some power takeaways from today’s conversation:
How to Hone The Craft of Having a Voice and Feeling Safe in Your Space
First, figure out how to start making connections with people. Often, men will take a job and they will already be building their alliances and who they need to meet to get the promotion – and they just landed at the job. Women, on the contrary, focus on how good of a job they're doing. While women are still hoping to be noticed, men are already vocalizing their next steps. Women aren't necessarily vocalizing that because they're waiting to be noticed for the incredible job they're doing. And so, women also need to learn how to brag graciously as well as build a community of people within their industry and within their own companies.
The Power of Mentorship
Mentors are a necessity. They come in different shapes and sizes. They could be the typical, old people, But they could also be as young as 18 years old.
We don't all go to the same people for the same problems. That's why it's very important to acknowledge that. Then pick five people, and realize where they're going to add the most value. And then they'll also cross over as well. Self-awareness is the hardest part of your success path that's why EQ is crucial. The hallmark of emotional intelligence and how you become the master of influence in anything you do is understanding how other people perceive you.
If you're a leader, you should be empathetic. If you're not empathetic, people are going to be too intimidated to bring you the problems or things are falling short and they're gonna sweep it under the carpet.
How to Overcome Imposter Syndrome
“My road is always under construction. Journey is the key. The destination is me.”
Understand what your superpowers are because that's what translates into any industry. You could take on anything if you really understand what you do best and what excites you. Our scars give us a reason to succeed, and it's our perfections that give us a reason to fail. Our purpose is so much more important than the fear we're feeling. If you let that take over, then you're not doing your job. Our biggest judge and biggest critic is you – and not everyone else.
Resources Mentioned:
www.TamiHolzman.com
www.SharpeAlliance.com
Www.TheReinventionExchange.com
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www.TheReinventionExchange.com
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How do you create that space where you feel safe to speak your voice? In this episode, you'll pick up some reinvention and life advice and tips from a brilliant woman.
Tami Holzman is an author, a founder and investor, a producer, and advisor and a veteran of the marketing and business and finance worlds who has pivoted and reinvented over and over as a true entrepreneur extraordinaire. Tami began her career in the entertainment industry as a talent agent, show creator and executive producer with development deals at NBC, HBO and 20th Century Fox. Today, she's an LP and advisor with Halogen Ventures, a corporate advisor, executive coach, and motivational speaker.
Here are some power takeaways from today’s conversation:
How to Hone The Craft of Having a Voice and Feeling Safe in Your Space
First, figure out how to start making connections with people. Often, men will take a job and they will already be building their alliances and who they need to meet to get the promotion – and they just landed at the job. Women, on the contrary, focus on how good of a job they're doing. While women are still hoping to be noticed, men are already vocalizing their next steps. Women aren't necessarily vocalizing that because they're waiting to be noticed for the incredible job they're doing. And so, women also need to learn how to brag graciously as well as build a community of people within their industry and within their own companies.
The Power of Mentorship
Mentors are a necessity. They come in different shapes and sizes. They could be the typical, old people, But they could also be as young as 18 years old.
We don't all go to the same people for the same problems. That's why it's very important to acknowledge that. Then pick five people, and realize where they're going to add the most value. And then they'll also cross over as well. Self-awareness is the hardest part of your success path that's why EQ is crucial. The hallmark of emotional intelligence and how you become the master of influence in anything you do is understanding how other people perceive you.
If you're a leader, you should be empathetic. If you're not empathetic, people are going to be too intimidated to bring you the problems or things are falling short and they're gonna sweep it under the carpet.
How to Overcome Imposter Syndrome
“My road is always under construction. Journey is the key. The destination is me.”
Understand what your superpowers are because that's what translates into any industry. You could take on anything if you really understand what you do best and what excites you. Our scars give us a reason to succeed, and it's our perfections that give us a reason to fail. Our purpose is so much more important than the fear we're feeling. If you let that take over, then you're not doing your job. Our biggest judge and biggest critic is you – and not everyone else.
Resources Mentioned:
www.TamiHolzman.com
www.SharpeAlliance.com
Www.TheReinventionExchange.com
RE:INVENT YOUR LIFE! WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?
Available on Amazon Books and Apple Books
www.TheReinventionExchange.com
THE POWER OF REINVENTION Podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, Anchor and more...