Shed The Formality

Career transitions is the focus of this episode of Engaging Voices. Stacey talks to Kristin McGillicuddy, marketing and career mentor and director at UMASS Dartmouth. Recorded pre-pandemic, Kristin's wisdom is still relevant for anyone currently facing career change.

On this episode, Stacey talks to Alain Hunkins, Leadership coach and author of Cracking the Leadership Code about writing a book, self- promotion, leadership and the value of connection. Alain's story is inspiring and insightful. Learn more about Alain at www.alainhunkins.com or get the show notes www.engagetheroom.com/alain-hunkins

Stacey Shipman shares personal insights and resources about burnout. It's real and requires time to recharge to feel refreshed. She includes resources to a Zoom yoga class, online comedy class and Massachusetts parks. In addition, Stacey shares the "WHY" behind her work and what you can expect in year 2 of engaging voices. Learn more and get show notes: www.engagetheroom.com/burnout- is-real

Don't be afraid to try something new. That is the theme of this week's episode with Guest Santina Giannino of Stage It For Success. Santina talks about her journey from Sicily, learning English, her marketing & IT career, and becoming a creative entrepreneur. I hope this episode inspires you to put fear aside and try something new. Learn more about Santina: www.stageitforsuccess.com. Episode brought to you by Engage The Room.

Stacey talks to Stephen Melanson about verbal branding and simplicity including what it is, why a small or solo business needs it, what works and what doesn't. Simplicity wins. And in a digital world, we need to stand out more than ever. Learn more about Stephen at www.melansonconsulting.com. Episode sponsored by Engage The Room, www.engagetheroom.com.

Celebrating 1 year of podcasting, the tables are turned! This week guest host Christine McIntyre of Our Sales Coach interviews Stacey Shipman, host of Engaging Voices and creator of Engage The Room. Christine asks: what Stacey wanted to be when she grew up, how Engage The Room came to be, what the future holds for her work, what she most wants people know about herself or themselves. Bottom line: Your voice matters. Learn more about Christine: www.oursalescoach.com or Stacey www.engagetheroom.com

On this episode Stacey Shipman talks to women's leadership coach Clara Angelina Diaz about hope, strengthen and resilience after life altering experiences. With the right support and a willingness to take action, you can learn to come back stronger than before and even inspire others to do the same. Learn more about Clara www.claraangelinadiaz.com. Sponsored by Engage The Room www.engagetheroom.com

Guest Danielle Owen talks about leading through a crisis. Based on her recent experience shutting down a business unit in the company where she works, Danielle talks about the importance of mindfulness, curiosity, and caring about others. This episode was recorded at the very beginning of the coronavirus health crisis, before it became a pandemic. I hope her story provides insights and inspiration on how you, too, can become the caring leader people need no matter the crisis. Your voice matters. Episode bro

On this episode Stacey talks to creativity coach Midori Evans about the importance of creativity for play, business, parenting, and emotional well-being. In addition, Midori talks about setting boundaries, defining "artist" and "creativity", and what she wants them to know about creativity (Hint: you don't have to spend a lot of time being creative to get benefits). Learn more about Midori: www.midoricreativity.com. Episode sponsored by Engage The Room, a verbal marketing resource for the health and wellnes

On this episode Stacey talks to Wendy Leeds, podcast host, author and psychotherapist specializing in women and anxiety. Together, Stacey & Wendy talk about their experiences with anxiety, coping strategies, the difference between worry and anxiety, and of course what Wendy wanted to be when she grew up. The bottom line? No one has to suffer in silence or alone. Learn more about Wendy at www.wendyleeds.com or Stacey at www.engagetheroom.com