In a society that says that feelings are weakness, we spend too much time stuffing down our feelings instead of dealing with them and then wondering why we feel so bad all of the time. 

Today, Meaghan Lamm is talking about the difference between powering through a tough situation and feeling through it instead so that you can honor your full range of human emotions and learn to work through the pain instead of avoiding it. 

Ready? Let’s get started.

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Once someone hands you their money in exchange for your service, your client experience gives them an immediate taste of what it will be like working with you. And you want to start off on the right foot so that there are clear expectations and no regrets. 

Today, Meaghan Lamm is speaking with Amy Feierman about designing a client experience that puts the client first at every step and the importance of establishing a client relationship built on trust and communication.

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That women are better at multitasking than men is something that’s been repeated as fact for as long as I can remember but—spoiler alert—it isn’t true. Today, Meaghan Lamm is talking about how multitasking actually costs us more time than we think, how it’s a tool of the patriarchy, and how we can shift our perspectives on multitasking so we can get out of the cycle and propel ourselves forward.

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In a society obsessed with spiritualism, whether it’s found through organized religion or in the woo community, it’s not hard to find examples of spiritual bypassing. Today, Meaghan Lamm is talking about what spiritual bypassing is and how it’s causing real harm not just in marginalized communities but in achieving our anti-racist agenda and smashing the patriarchy.

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It's usually the important stuff that scares us. Today, Meaghan Lamm talks with business strategist and coach Erika Tebbens about her run for political office and how important it is to do things that matter, even when you feel unqualified or scared to do it, because representation matters. And you never know who you'll inspire along the way.

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Performative marketing often starts with your company culture. It's something that starts on the inside. Today I'm speaking with Briar Harvey, a storyteller and systems witch, about the corrosive effects of performative marketing on your team, how to handle when you get called out in the online space, and the steps to take to do better if that happens.

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When we hire a new team member, it can be easy to get caught up in what we think it SHOULD look like that we can be blindsided by what it actually looks like.

Today, Meaghan Lamm is helping set some expectations for anyone who’s hiring a new team member so that you both start out on the right foot. Ready? Let’s get started.

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If your goal is to be an ally in your business, then it's important to make sure that you don't slip into performative marketing where you talk the talk, but you don't walk the walk. 

Today, Meaghan Lamm is chatting with marketer and social justice educator Alison Tedford about how we can identify and avoid falling into the trap of performative marketing and show up as allies in our businesses.

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A solid system can be the difference between struggling through the day-to-day operations of your business and thriving through them. Systems aren’t always sexy but they are always necessary and if you’re ready to scale up to create more wealth and change, then this one’s for you. 

Today Meaghan Lamm is talking about the difference between a system and a tool and the top 4 systems every business owner needs to have in place.

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Feedback is a necessary part of the human experience. We need feedback from the world around us to survive and thrive. But we fall into a feedback trap when we decide that we can only accumulate feedback if it is presented to us in precisely the right way. Today Meaghan is talking about how we can be open to feedback in all its forms and not get stuck in the trap of wanting it to look a certain way.

For full show notes, visit: www.feministvisionaries.com