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If you’ve ever thought to yourself, “Am I not as good as I think I am? Should I even be here? What if I speak up to share my advice and people disagree with me? You’ll want to listen to my latest episode with Tania Williams.
Tania began her career as a prosecutor, transitioned into becoming a law school professor, then an appellate attorney, and now her clients’ personal guide to all things trial. So it’s pretty safe to say, she knows more than a thing or two about presenting and preparing for pushback and disagreement.
Plus considering, law is one of the least diverse industries in the country—Tania knows firsthand what it means to deal with the voice in your head that makes you feel like you’re not good enough.
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Relationships can take you places money can't--especially in a noisy world of social media. In this episode, I share tips for finding, building, and nurturing powerful relationships.
When I look back at some of the most profitable and impactful opportunities I've had in my life and career, Followup Friday is the one habit that's helped me achieve the unimaginable.
Take note: Whether you're looking to make more money or pitch your ideas during a meeting, an inability to communicate clearly, concisely, persuasively, and assertively limits your growth as well as your earning power.
In today's episode, you'll discover:
You wake up in the morning and for some reason, you're in a funky mood and you just can't shake it. Or maybe someone or something got your spirits down. Believe me, I overstand. It happens to the best of us. I'm a huge fan of preparing for your best as well as your not-so-best moments by creating a self-care toolbox filled with mindset exercises, physical activities, mood food, and more to strengthen your resilience muscle.
In this episode, I discuss:
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Mood Food
AromaTherapy
Books
Coloring Books
A short impromptu episode on tips for moving past your mistakes.
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In this episode, we talk about why rejection is a good thing and tips for getting past your fears of making the ask or hearing no, particularly when it comes to advancing in our career.
We also discuss alternative ways of looking at rejection, ways to ask for feedback after rejection, and what you can learn from the cleaning formula 409.
My website: Kandiajohnson.com
Jenelle Hamilton is a Public Relations Powerhouse, who breathes life into the phrase: "You never know who's watching you. Keep showing up for yourself."
In this episode we talk about how she unexpectedly landed a fashion icon as a client 10 years ago--and he's still her client today. Plus her first job in PR was working with the Royal Family and she shares the #1 lesson she learned and still applies to her business today.
We also talk about brand longevity. While it's often said that more than half of new businesses fail within the first two years, over the last 10 years Jenelle has built a sustainable business in Public Relations, one of the least diverse industries.
Jenelle has created and increased brand recognition for icons in the fashion industry such as Bob Mackie, as well as influencers in music, such as singer-songwriter and actress Ryan Destiny, and premium beauty and food brands such as Mented Cosmetics and Partake Foods--which received investments from Jay-Z's Marcy Venture Partners, H.E.R. and Rihanna.
She's also been featured in Forbes, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Black Enterprise, MadameNoire, Business Insider, Glamour, Essence, Los Angeles Times, and Fast Company.
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Website: Jenelle Hamilton
Instagram: Jenelle Hamilton PR
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Regardless of where you live, worldwide events forced us all to do two things: pause and get over your fear of being on video--be it for work meetings, to connect with potential clients, or even attend a family gathering via Zoom, video is the new virtual normal.
Today, Xayli Barclay, an online video coach and founder of Start Grow Shoot Academy, shares how to deal with your fears, insecurities, and the awkwardness of being on video. Plus Xayli shares:
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Books:
Secrets of the Millionaire Mind: Mastering the Inner Game of Wealth by T. Harv Eker
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Making decisions in the face of uncertainty is one of the best skills you can master as a leader. It's also one of the best ways to build your confidence muscle. In this episode, I share:
During a time when hustling, and struggling, as well as Instagram-able experiences, seem to be the leading message for success, Toni Jones seeks to change the conversation from work ethic to worth ethic.
As a wellness coach behind the "Wife Your Life" Brand and a musician behind Affirmations for the Grown-Ass Woman, Affirmations and Chill, and the I see Me Mantras, Toni creates affirmation music to help women change and heal their inner dialogue.
Whether you are struggling to achieve your goals or looking to make a drastic change in life, first you must change the story inside of you before you can change the story unfolding outside of you.
In this episode, we discuss:
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Ready to lead without losing it? This podcast is for leaders who are navigating change, conflict and uncertainty at work and life, while still trying to show up with clarity, confidence, and composure.
I’m Kandia, your personal hype woman turned self-leadership strategist, helping you think clearly, communicate effectively, and lead with intention when it matters most.
Because most of us don't struggle with what to do, we struggle with staying composed while doing it.
So around here, we talk about what leadership development often misses:
how you manage your thoughts, emotions, and decisions in the moments that test you.
From handling pushback and difficult conversations to breaking cycles of self-doubt and overthinking, this podcast gives you practical tools to lead yourself first so that you can lead others better.
If you’ve ever found yourself reacting too quickly, second-guessing your decisions, or trying to hold it all together under pressure, you’re in the right place.