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Episode 41 ~ Lead With Love in the Workplace ~ Cathrine James
This episode is for you if you've ever:
- Been passed over or looked over for a promotion
- Been told that you need to 'tone down' who you are
- Been told you are too aggressive
- Your ideas are dismissed, but others say in essence the same thing and they are applauded
- Felt like they are trying to 'put you in your place'
Listen in as I talk to Cathrine James, a seasoned professional with more than 25 years of experience. She holds a B.A. in Business with an emphasis on small businesses and entrepreneurship. Cathrine is a Success Coach, a Trauma Informed Coach and Certified John Maxwell team member whose company, Sensational Living Training & Development is changing lives.
Her proven system for breakthrough is helping women and organizations accomplish their goals. Known for her ability to bring clarity, Cathrine is passionate about helping motivated women and organizations identify obstacles, develop and implement courses of action to enhance self, leadership, communication and revenue.
Cathrine is a prolific and dynamic motivational, inspirational and compassionately disruptive speaker who empowers and emboldens audiences like none other. She has been featured on television shows, been featured on multiple radio shows and recently named by K.I.S.H Magazine as one of the Top 10 Most Influential Trendsetters. She is the Author of the number one Best Seller, The Sensational Woman.
Three of Cathrine’s greatest gifts from God include her husband of 26 years and their two adult children.
Further, she explains her take on Post Traumatic Slave Disorder which suggests that the trauma was transferred in our DNA and why African Americans health disparities may not be what we consume in our bellies, but what we consume in our minds and souls.
She admonishes us that we must not be afraid to allow things to change and just as slavery had negative effects on us, white supremacy has had negative effects on white people. Lastly, she shares that we must forgive to live from a whole space otherwise it leaves a hole in your heart.
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By Stephanie McNealThis episode is for you if you've ever:
- Been passed over or looked over for a promotion
- Been told that you need to 'tone down' who you are
- Been told you are too aggressive
- Your ideas are dismissed, but others say in essence the same thing and they are applauded
- Felt like they are trying to 'put you in your place'
Listen in as I talk to Cathrine James, a seasoned professional with more than 25 years of experience. She holds a B.A. in Business with an emphasis on small businesses and entrepreneurship. Cathrine is a Success Coach, a Trauma Informed Coach and Certified John Maxwell team member whose company, Sensational Living Training & Development is changing lives.
Her proven system for breakthrough is helping women and organizations accomplish their goals. Known for her ability to bring clarity, Cathrine is passionate about helping motivated women and organizations identify obstacles, develop and implement courses of action to enhance self, leadership, communication and revenue.
Cathrine is a prolific and dynamic motivational, inspirational and compassionately disruptive speaker who empowers and emboldens audiences like none other. She has been featured on television shows, been featured on multiple radio shows and recently named by K.I.S.H Magazine as one of the Top 10 Most Influential Trendsetters. She is the Author of the number one Best Seller, The Sensational Woman.
Three of Cathrine’s greatest gifts from God include her husband of 26 years and their two adult children.
Further, she explains her take on Post Traumatic Slave Disorder which suggests that the trauma was transferred in our DNA and why African Americans health disparities may not be what we consume in our bellies, but what we consume in our minds and souls.
She admonishes us that we must not be afraid to allow things to change and just as slavery had negative effects on us, white supremacy has had negative effects on white people. Lastly, she shares that we must forgive to live from a whole space otherwise it leaves a hole in your heart.
facebook.com/stephanieymcneal
instagram.com/stephanieymcneal
linkedin.com/in/stephanieymcneal/