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π Kristy's 'Life After Corporate' story. 2:26 β¨ People are what make Ellevate unique and different from other women's networks, it's a place where the magic happens. 4:50 π©πΌβπΌ Ellevate is an ecosystem built on elevating women in the workplace and in the world, and to support each other as the professional leaders that women are. 8:45 π« The Ellevate community has over 200,000 women, but it feels quite cozy because of the idea behind it - adding more value, nurturing hyper-local connections, having meaningful conversations, and changing the business culture. 10:57 π§± There is a real need for a rebuilding of corporate: hope that 2021 will bring a greater acknowledgment of our humanness. 17:17 ππΌββοΈ Women are leaving the corporate workforce in record numbers to take control of their lives. 19:56 π One of the reasons for the lack of board diversity is networks and how we are building them, and that is changing. 22:07 π€ Ellevate nurtures the idea of diving deeper within the community by helping members to gain skills, offering expert-led discussions with peers, and facilitating squad conversations in roundtables. 24:41 π¦ΈββοΈ Squads is unique to the Ellevate membership and a powerful microcosm. 27:51 π§ββοΈ Mentoring meetups is speed dating for mentoring and offers an opportunity to change someone's life. 28:40 π· Ellevate lives in a culture of contribution. The best investment you can make for your future? Nurturing relationships. 31:58
Connect with Ellevate Network: https://www.ellevatenetwork.com/ January promo: use code MOVEFORWARD for 20% discount February: Squad programs
Join the Life After Corporate Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/launchlabforwomenentrepreneurs
βDeb and Suzan met on 'The Billionaire Weekend for Women' but ended up talking about being mothers over coffee. 2:18
π Faith-based or faith-infused entrepreneurship connects us to a power that's bigger than us. 3:21
π§π½ Entrepreneurship and leadership began for Suzan very early. Her understanding of other cultures in countries around the world gave her a different perspective on life. 5:06
ππ½ Suzan was just 13-years old when she saw her role model - a woman minister. When she was 17, she realized she wanted to be a minister. 10:17
π§‘ Having a family that makes you whole and a supportive community who is proud of you, the only thing on your mind is to give them back even more than you received. 14:18
π Racism and sexism that she's had to deal with. 16:53
βͺ Why did Suzan decide to be the Chaplain of the New York City Police Department? 19:26
ποΈ The stress from 9/11 and the spiritual triage at Ground Zero. 22:21
ππΎ Find your healing place and safe harbor: Suzan means to take a pause. 27:08
π½ Suzan was the first Baptist pastor that the White House ever had in the history of the fellowship. They needed someone to help them stay spiritually grounded. 31:13
π² What do you do when Bill Clinton asks for help. 33:50
π€ Your faith will make you whole but like your business plan, you have to revisit who you are spiritualy, too.38:07
π The Smart Principles: digitize, energize, strategize, monetize, organize, globalize, and glamorize. 40:01
π©πΎβπΌ Global Black Woman's Chamber of Commerce is the first chamber that focuses solely on black women-owned businesses. 40:55
π Suzan is the author of "Too Blessed To Be Stressed: Words of Wisdom for Women On The Move."
Connect with Suzan:
https://www.globalblackwomencc.org/
Twitter: @ambassadorsujay
Facebook: @AmbassadorSujay
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ambassadorsujay
Insta: @ambassador_sujay
http://ambassadorsujay.live/
Book: https://www.amazon.com/Too-Blessed-Stressed-Suzan-Cook/dp/0739402730/
πΈ The wage gap between women and men business owners is huge! Women entrepreneurs earn just 30 cents for each dollar a male earns. 0:43
πββοΈ When she realized her husband was a compulsive gambler, Barbara understood she needed to get smart, fast. 2:33
π Her newspaper assignment changed her life, which prompted Barbara to write her first book - "Prince Charming is Not Coming" - a huge success. 4:18
π ββοΈ Typically, women are not raised to be financially savvy and to effectively manage money or understand their own worth. 5:01
π² Willingness to be and feel uncomfortable is the #1 requirement for women to stop being undervalued. 6:47
π How do we connect our greatness to our financial value? 8:50
π² There are three levels of financial development: Survival, Stability, and Influence. 12:44
π§ Barbara discovered neuroscience and began to incorporate these principles into her work: recognize, reframe, and respond differently. 17:33
ποΈ The key is to look under the hood and find why success is not working for you? 25:10
π€© The Law of Attraction vs Law of Congruence. 27:15
π A success story from Barbara's client who reframed her 'confirmation bias'. 30:02
π§A rewiring is simply learning all that we've been taught about how to be safe. 34:36
π° Dad's advice was to make a lot of mistakes to learn about investing, but the ones you can afford. 36:43
π€·ββοΈ To rewire your brain, you must align with what you really want. And ask yourself some of those difficult questions. 39:03
π Get help and be kind to yourself. 41:19
Get in touch with Barbara:
Barbara's community "The Wealth Connection" https://www.facebook.com/groups/681774648840651
Free ebook on first steps on rewiring https://www.barbara-huson.com/coaching/
https://www.barbara-huson.com/
https://www.instagram.com/thebarbarahuson/?hl=en
https://www.facebook.com/barbarahusonofficial/
@TheBarbaraHuson
π Tracy's amazing energy and direct style. 1:53
π¨ Tracy's Life After Corporate story: two years of doing nothing because she was paralyzed by fear. 2:49
π§ββοΈWhen your higher self speaks to you, you "hear" it through your body. 5:25
ποΈ Going inward is the key. Fear wants you to stay the same, away from unfamiliar. 10:50
π€© Change happens at the speed of safety, so make a point to create safety in your system. 14:39
π¦ΈββοΈ The Choice Method helps Tracy's clients to make quantum leaps, trust themselves, and allows you, as a woman of your dreams, to make decisions now. 17:40
πWe're in a very real consciousness revolution. Nothing about you is fixed. We have many choices. 23:06
π Amazing success story from Tracy's Mind Magic Reunion call. 24:51
π₯ Don't play games. Don't hold yourself back. Not getting to your goal is not scary but staying where you are now, is. 26:50
β Erase fear when you have worth issues that you haven't worked out. 28:10
π²There are two variations of interruption to your success or happiness - external and internal. 30:20
β‘ Get the power of calm 32:35
π΄ Stop trying to do things on your own. 33:01
π A 30 minute training for you all about creating safety in your system: www.feelthepowerofcalm.com
Connect with Tracy
https://www.thelittfactor.com/
Connect with Tracy - Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn
π Tasty Clean is a sour-sweet cleaning spray that's 100% natural and safe to ingest. It's used to clean things that go in the mouth. 2:10 π How Jessica's kid meltdown created a big need for a great on-the-go cleaning product. 3:19 π£ The long journey of creating a physical product and why to invest in support sooner. 7:41 π· Succeeding without advisers: go with your gut and listen to that kind of burning feeling inside. 9:51 π² Tasty Clean is breaking boundaries as a first natural product is waiting for FDA approval as a medical device. 11:15 β It takes time to develop a unique product. 12:58 π©βπ» Lessons learned - there are a few things that Jessica would do differently now. 14:26 π‘ Jessica left corporate to be a stay-at-home-mom, but her creativity and entrepreneurial spirit were restless. 16:46 π° It is hard to scale a product without having the capital behind it. 19:45 π Try Tasty Clean with a discount code and free yourself from chemicals. 20:49
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π€ Cate Luzio hosts Deb on her LinkedIn show. 2:42 πββοΈ Deb starts as a leadership coach for women leaders in corporate and has pivoted multiple times 4:11 π©βπΌ Entrepreneurial leadership in Ellevate Network in NYC. 6:14 πΈ The secret to finding time to make it all happen is automation, delegation, and being true to your core. 7:46 π You have to function in your zone of genius and Deb's role in her business is Chief Content Creator. 9:33 π Fear of failure: Courage comes from making bold moves, confidence follows. 11:21 π§ββοΈ Deciding what to do next: It's all about listening to your internal voice. 16:39 π The pay gap with women entrepreneurs is 260% wider than in corporate. Understand your value and your return on advantage. 21:04 π¦ Value is in the eyes of the ideal client. How do you create a differentiated strategy? 26:19 π Importance of morning journaling. 29:15 π Having fun and enjoying your work is as important as upleveling your business and yourself. 32:12
πJoin Deb in the Life After Corporate Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/launchlabforwomenentrepreneurs/ Starting on December 11th - Level Up Master Class 'How to Guarantee Your Goals and Setting a Deliberate Plan for Next Year?' https://thegreatdoover.com/levelup/ https://thegreatdoover.com/launch-lab/ Become a digital member of Luminary! https://luminarynyc.spaces.nexudus.com/en
π€© Donna's story about leaving corporate and her life on the 'other side'. 1:59
π€ Not feeling worthy enough is like a systemic disease of so many women leaders. 3:36
π We are fixated on what we don't do right, and not on what we do right. 4:52
β Donna felt horrible and she knew it was time to leave her job. 5:46
π€·ββοΈ When you are in the loop of fighting with yourself - should you stay or should you go? 9:41
π± How to get out of fear? 12:17
π Designer clothes consumption is just decorating a cage in which you are stuck. 13:49
π Young people are woefully unprepared and while teaching how to do the job, we don't teach them at all on how to 'do life'. 20:09
π An experienced coach can be so helpful to young women. Donna has covered it all in her program, so girls can find their voice. 24:53
βοΈ Women in their 50s should realize that their success has nothing to do with the environment they are in, but because of the work they do. 26:45
π¦ΈββοΈ The multitude of skills you've perfected over the years are your diamonds. 28:27
πΉ We tend to put ourselves last. It's time to put ourselves first take care of you!
π€Connect with Donna:
http://dstarconsultants.com/
Insta: @dstar801
LI https://www.linkedin.com/in/dstarcoaching/
π 14 tips for corporate women to rise, relax and enjoy their corporate career https://mailchi.mp/dstarconsultants/freeguide
πJoin Deb in the Launch Lab for Women Entrepreneurs: https://www.facebook.com/groups/launchlabforwomenentrepreneurs/
πHundreds of messages are fighting for your attention on a daily basis, preying on your fear of not feeling good enough. 0:57
3οΈβ£ Three problems about FOMO. 02:27
π€¦ββοΈ FOMO is a stealth enemy, get clear on exactly what you need and when. 03:29
π Deb found her coach at the She Leads Media conference. 4:20
π Think about what you need, fill those gaps, and hire the right people to help you. 7:10
π Inner Inventory exercise/quiz. 8:06
πΏ Social hygiene is very important. 10:00
π Always lean into growth and how are you showing up as CEO of your own business. 12:30
πΈ Join Deb in the Launch Lab for Women Entrepreneurs: https://www.facebook.com/groups/launchlabforwomenentrepreneurs/
π©Entrepreneurs create something new that didn't exist before from their skills and ideas. 1:35
π Deb jumped into entrepreneurship 8 years ago, pivoted her business twice and she's always creating new programs. 2:22
π§ When is perfectionism a good thing, and when it can actually keep you from getting what you really want? 5:47
βοΈ When your identity is wrapped up in your performance. 6:11
β The fine line between giving your best to your work and preventing yourself from fulfilling your purpose. 9:04
π― Done is better than perfect. 10:07
Join Deb in the Launch Lab for Women Entrepreneurs: https://www.facebook.com/groups/launchlabforwomenentrepreneurs/
πWelcome to Life After Corporate podcast, Amy. 2:29 βπ©βπAmy's path from academia, teaching, and a healthcare career to coaching and writing. 3:52 π How Amy's love for coaching and workshops developed and how she became a co-author of the book 'Good Enough'. 7:53 οΈπ£οΈ 'The Whisper' inside of us is persistent, it is the 'stone in your shoe' that you must deal with. 12:48 π° Women are oftentimes more willing to live a life with discomfort and to sweep it all under the rug.16:14 π Research results in inner criticism among women entrepreneurs. 19:41 π§ββοΈ The difference between embarrassment and perfectionism. 22:18 π€ If it needs to be perfect, you will never launch anything. 25:02 π¨ Swallow your fear about being critiqued. 27:18 π In entrepreneurship, it's important to remember that there is no failing, only learning. 28:50 πΊ Your inner critic's voice is freaking mean! 31:15 οΈβοΈ How to replace that inner critic's voice with a wise voice? 35:18 π Another way your inner critic is showing up: undervaluing and underpricing your services. 38:06 π· We inherently know that we have value, but we've lost sight of it somewhere along the line. 41:21 π Entrepreneurship is the best way to open up the channel of your lifeforce. 44:36
Connect with Amy:
Join her Facebook group - Feminine Power, Presence and Impact https://www.facebook.com/groups/337439170300583
Visit her website: Insight Edge Learning and Leadership insightedge.ca
Subscribe to receive insights and updates: https://insight-edge.mykajabi.com/insight-edge-with-amy-62edcc2a-f66d-4b5f-b0bd-ae74b287b297
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/amyvodarek
Join Deb in the Launch Lab for Women Entrepreneurs: https://www.facebook.com/groups/launchlabforwomenentrepreneurs/
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