Leading with Purpose Podcast

Leading with Purpose Podcast

By Dr. Waajida L. SmallBusinessEntrepreneurshipCareers
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Leading with Purpose Podcast episodes

  • S1:E8 - Culture and Multiple Roles with Christine Cariño

    In this episode, I am talking with Christine Cariño founder of Conscious Thrive LLC. We are tackling culture and the multiple roles culture places on women and the impact is has on our paths to success. We talk about her experiences as an LGBTQ+, immigrant woman and her experiences at home and in the workplace and the impact is had on her growth journey.

    Christine is the creator of “Living an Empowered life as an LGBTQ+” a workshop which she facilitated in partnership with LGBTQ+ organizations in Athens, Greece and Manila, Philippines.

    She is also the creator of Course Impact through life brand (formerly Uncover your Life Brand) a five - week interactive virtual workshop that helps people create their signature impact so they can live a life of meaning, intention and joy.

    Prior to becoming a personal and leadership transformation coach, Christine spent over eight years in corporate America as a Recruitment and Staffing strategist where she coached professionals throughout the hiring process and advised business leaders in Healthcare, IT, Finance and Nonprofit industries of staffing and retention strategies best fit within their organizational needs.

    You can connect with Christine on Instagram @consciousthrive https://www.instagram.com/consciousthrive

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/christinec.consciousthrive

    Website: www.consciousthrive.com

    I’d love your feedback on this episode, so please connect with me on instagram or send me an email at [email protected]. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment on this platform or whichever platform you listen. Till next time…

    Music by Cassette Tapes - This Year Master and @iamryanlittle - blessings. via @hellothematic

    0 min
  • S1:E7 - FEAR (False Evidence Appearing Real)

    In this episode, we will be talking about fear. We will talk about what it is, how it holds us back, how we can move past it, and how we can kick it in the face! I’ll also be sharing some of my own fears and the work I am doing to overcome them, as well as some practical advice on how you identify your own fears, how those fears impact your decision making and what you can do to conquer them.

    I make references to the following blog in this episode.

    https://citeasista.com/2017/09/26/stop-dismissing-fear-of-failure-in-high-achieving-black-women/

    I also read a passage from my book and mention that it is now available for preorder. You can get your copy here www.waajidasmall.com/book

    Here is the link to my YouTube channel where you can view guest episodes.

    Check out the corresponding blog post for more great content.

    I’d love your feedback on these episodes, so please connect with me on Instagram or send me an email at [email protected]. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment on this platform or whichever platform you listen. Till next time…

    Music by Cassette Tapes - This Year Master @iamryanlittle - blessings. and @helloitsmrchase - The Winds (Mr. Chase Remix) via @hellothematic

    22 min
  • S1:E5 - I Am Not Your Superwoman: The Truth Behind Sojourner Syndrome

    In this episode we will be talking about the Sojourner Syndrome or Superwoman Schema as it is better known. We follow the research of Dr. Cheryl L. Woods-Giscombé, RN, Assistant Professor at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and review her paper titled “Superwoman Schema: African American Women’s Views on Stress, Strength, and Health” published in the Qualitative Health Research Journal.

    We discuss her five (5) characterizations for the Superwoman Role, and four (4) contextual factors that contribute to the Superwoman Role. You can read the full paper here.

    We discuss my suggestions for ways to change our behaviors so that we can live healthier lives and move away from trying to be Superwoman.

    Finally, listeners are asked to engage in a bit of self-reflection and answer the following questions and share their stories with me.

    Are you or have you ever suffered from the Superwoman complex?

    What have been the implications (mental, physical, emotional) of trying to be Superwoman?

    Has your upbringing played a role in your perception of having to be Superwoman? How so?

    What steps can you take to break the habit of trying to do everything and be everyone to the people in your personal and professional life?

    Check out the corresponding blog post for more great content.

    I’d love your feedback on these episodes, so please connect with me on instagram or send me an email at [email protected]. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment on this platform or whichever platform you listen. Till next time…

    33 min
  • S1:E4 - The Realities of Perception with Tanya J. Miller

    In this episode, guest cohost Tanya J. Miller and I talk about the realities of perceptions. We do a deep dive into the experiences of Black women in with workforce and the constant battle of having to prove the stereotypes people have about us wrong. Tanya shares her experiences and we engage in conversation on how we can move past the false narratives created for us to create our own.

    About Tanya

    Tanya J. Miller is a certified life coach with over eighteen years of experience working with youth, young adults, and women throughout the community and in ministry to pursue purpose, passion, vision, and destiny. She is a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt and ScrumMaster®. and the owner of Tanya J. Miller, LLC, where she is an accomplished author, motivational speaker, life coach, and leadership strategist.

    Tanya is the author of 6 books

    Mind Matters: Get Out of Your Head and Jump into Life!

    Mind Matters: Get Your Mind Right Journal

     Things My Mama Said

    Things My Mama Said Prayer Journal: Mama Said There'd Be Days Like This

    ProVision: Purpose Validated Times Seven

    ProJournal: Vision On Purpose.

    Tanya is the author of Talking with Tanya, a blog that has been going strong for 13 years. It features daily motivation, inspiration, and encouragement for people, businesses, organizations, and leaders. Consistently focused on walking in purpose, vision, and destiny.

    You can find and stay connected with Tanya on these platforms:

    Shop TJMLLC - for shopping books and message merch:

    shop.tanyajmiller.com

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    school.tanyajmiller.com

    bit.ly/JOINFAM to join the TJMLLC fam and stay connected, plus 20% promo code for first order @ shop.tanyajmiller.com

    Social media: FB, IG, Twitter & YouTube @TalkingwithTanya

    facebook.com/talkingwithtanya

    instagram.com/talkingwithtanya

    twitter.com/talkingwittanya

    youtube.com/c/talkingwithtanyatwt

    Talking with Tanya Mixtape, Vol 1 is on all digital outlets - Spotify, Apple, Amazon, Pandora, etc.

    I’d love your feedback on these episodes, so please connect with me on instagram or send me an email at [email protected]. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment on this platform or whichever platform you listen. Till next time…

    Music by Cassette Tapes - This Year Master via @hellothematic and @iamryanlittle - blessings. via @hellothematic

    57 min
  • S1:E3 - When a HERO Comes Along: Developing Your Psychological Capital

    In this episode, we explore the concept of Psychological Capital (PsyCap). Generally understood under the acronym HERO, PsyCap is an individual’s positive psychological state of development that is characterized by Hope, Efficacy, Resiliency, andOptimism

    We deep dive into each of the PsyCap components to understand the importance of each and how they impact our ability to be successful in both our personal and professional lives and our ability to be effective leaders. In understanding PsyCap we take ownership of the development of our psychological resources.

    If you would like to read more, head over to the corresponding blog post.

    I’d love your feedback on these episodes, so please connect with me on instagram or send me an email at [email protected]. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment on this platform or whichever platform you listen. Till next time…

    Music by @iamryanlittle – blessings, and Choose Wisely via @hellothematic

    21 min
  • S1:E2 - Maintaining Authenticity When Everyone Says You Should Change

    In this week’s episode, we talk about the importance of maintaining authenticity in the face of adversity and when everyone tells you that you need to be different. We kick off the episode with a reading from my forthcoming Book, “Our Leadership Journey: Shared Stories, Lessons and Advice for Women of Color”, which will be released this fall. I provide five (5) ways to maintain authenticity and share the four (4) components of authentic leadership. If you would like to read more, head over to the corresponding blog post.

    I’d love your feedback on these episodes, so please connect with me on instagram or send me an email at [email protected]. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment on this platform or whichever platform you listen. Till next time…

    Music by @iamryanlittle – blessings, and Search For You via @hellothematic

    16 min
  • S1:E1 - To Thine Own Self Be True: An Exercise in Self-Reflection

    In our first full episode, we take it back to the basics and discuss The Self.

    Specifically, we talk about my model for self-reflection. Spelled SCWEEP and pronounced sweep as in sweeping a broom, we explore the notions of self-concept, self-worth, self-efficacy, self-esteem and self-perceptions. How we view ourselves most often, unconsciously, and sometimes consciously, is projected to and onto others. It is important as people in general, but especially as leaders that we have a full understanding of how our feelings about ourselves impact our feelings toward others, and in turn dictates our behavior toward them. If we are not honest with ourselves about who we are, how can we be genuine and authentic in our leadership of others? Take the time to listen, reflect, and do a mental SCWEEP!

    I’d love your feedback on these episodes, so please connect with me on instagram or send me an email at [email protected]. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment on this platform or whichever platform you listen. Till next time…

    Music by @iamryanlittle - blessings. via @hellothematic

    18 min
  • Introduction and Welcome

    Introduction and Welcome: Show Notes

    I am a daughter, sister, wife, friend, mentor, HR executive, entrepreneur and life long learner who is passionate about helping women of color rise into positions of leadership and influence in their respective careers. It has always been my dream to find a platform that will allow me to share my passions, knowledge, and purpose with the world. I’ve finally found it!

    In this episode, I welcome you to the Leading with Purpose Podcast, give you some information on my background and provide a run down on the various topics I hope to tackle in this podcast.

    I’m excited that you’ve decided to join me on this journey and thank you for giving me some of your time. I’d love your feedback on these episodes, so please connect with me on instagram or send me an email at [email protected]. Till next time…

    Music by @cassettewav - This Year (Instrumental) via @hellothematic

    Music by @mysmmusic - Indie Feel via @hellothematic

    6 min

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The Leading with Purpose Podcast is hosted by Dr. Waajida L. Small. Dr. Small is a Certified Purpose Leader, leadership coach, and human resources executive, with more than 15 years of experience…