Nicole had this idea, a podcast to share timeless stories, including her own, to be of greater service to others. But where to start and how to go about starting a podcast? She sought help in the form of a podcast manager named Laila and now almost 30 episodes into this adventure together and the end of season 1 in sight it was high time to bring Laila from behind the curtain and in front of the stage to hear her brave story.

It turned out to be an emotional (with tears and lots of laughter) retelling of Laila’s journey as an introverted administrative assistant pretending to be an extrovert to be able to survive in the corporate world which ultimately lead to a burnout and a lot of learning about herself. Extensive therapy and reading books about introverts gave Laila the direction and the drive to change her career at the age of 50.

Happier than she has ever been she has immersed herself in podcast management, the tech of editing, the supporting of clients and having a blast while doing this.

One of the questions Nicole always asks her guests is who their Brave role model is and this time it is not at all a person you expect to be a brave role model.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

Quiet by Susan Cain

When I am an old woman I shall wear purple by Sandra Martz

If you want to start a podcast or want to outsource podcasting tasks you can visit Laila’s website:

https://thepodcastjourney.com/thepodcastjourney

Or connect with her on LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/laila-noort/

or

https://www.facebook.com/Thepodcastjourney

https://www.instagram.com/thepodcastjourney/

For more information on how you can build your brave:

[email protected]

https://www.tricksteinbach.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicoletricksteinbach/

https://www.facebook.com/NicoleTrickSteinbach

Full video of this episode: https://youtu.be/7QZoFgMb3JU

If you are an established woman in tech who is creating results and making an impact at work so your workload and stress just keep growing but promotions and salary bumps remain a distant dream, it is time for change. 

Listen, we all know the tech industry has dramatically changed. It's time your career approach did too. 

You don't need cookie-cutter programs or dusty advice from outdated playbooks, because what works for tech bros, won't work for you. You need individualized, bespoke support to build your brave career. One that reflects who you are as a woman in tech. 

I invite you to explore career coaching with me. Get all the details, including prices and client results, at TrickSteinbach.com.

You can stress less, work less, and earn more. You've already earned it. Let's make it happen.