On this episode guest Elizabeth Schaul shares insights on being OK not knowing answers, self-care, boundaries, feeling seen and heard and so much more. Laid off during the Corona Virus pandemic of 2020, Elizabeth is planning to evolve herself and her career. This episode is valuable any time you are thinking about a career change or transition. engagetheroom.com/elizabeth-schaul-final

Host Stacey Shipman shares insights and strategies (including a short breathing activity) for managing strong emotions. She talks about how we show up, importance of ease, building compassion and empathy, maintaining relationships. Though recorded during the coronavirus pandemic of 2020, this podcast is relevant for a variety of every day situations. Show notes and links: engagetheroom.com/managing-strong-emotions, https://hbr.org/2020/03/that-discomfort-youre-feeling-is-grief, https://youtu.be/54ItEmCnP80

Bonus! Episode 45 on managing stress included a guided relaxation. This track is that relaxation with a very short intro from Stacey (30 seconds) to set it up. Enjoy any time you need a break from stress, overwhelm or chaos. Be well, stay safe, keep shining. www.engagetheroom.com/podcast

On this episode, host Stacey Shipman goes solo sharing stories, insights and a guided relaxation activity to help you manage stress and change with more ease. We don't have to go through hard times alone or in panic. We can be curious and connected to our own values and the people around us.

On this episode of Engaging Voices, Stacey talks to Beth Knaus of That's A Spade copywriting services about taking the lead and knowing your worth as a business owner. Beth shares insights from her own story as a hair salon owner, mother and now solo professional. Together Stacey and Beth talk about showing your value, making the move from hair business to writing business, shameless self-promotion and so much more. Learn more about Beth at www.thatsaspade.com. Episode sponsored by Engage The Room, and even

On this episode Michelle Woodbrey owner of 2Sisters Senior Living Advisors talks about running a business with family, networking as a shy introvert, stepping out of comfort zones and moving from practitioner to entrepreneur in order to grow her business. Learn more about Michelle https://2sisters-sla.com Episode sponsored by Engage The Room - Events and resources for creative entrepreneurs to promote themselves and their business. www.engagetheroom.com

On this episode of Engaging Voices, Stacey talks to Terri Nicklas, creator of Wealth Coach for Women, about finding and defining financial freedom. Terri shares insights she learned from her grandmother, her own struggles finding financial freedom, and owning your value as a business owner. Learn more about Terri www.wealthcoachforwomen.net.

On this episode, Stacey talks to Jill Beresford of Genderversity about the differences between men & women in business and communication, handling tough emotions at work, and getting rid of unconscious bias against women. This is a compelling and important conversation. Learn more about Jill: www.genderversity.com Episode sponsored by Engage The Room - Create and deliver engaging speeches, pitches and live events. Be memorable for the right reasons.

Taking an holistic approach to developing people. That's what Leadership Coach and speaker Megan Marini talks about on this episode of Engaging Voices. Stacey and Megan talk about emotional intelligence, the importance of "healing", why Megan started the Boston Men's Group, and being curious about yourself so you can be more curious about others. Learn more about Megan: www.meganmarini.com. Learn more about Stacey & Engage The Room www.engagetheroom.com

Are you a passenger or the driver of your career? On this episode of Engaging Voices Stacey talks to Ed Evarts, leadership coach, author and host of the Be Brave At Work podcast, about raising your visibility and value, the power of networking, and the importance of courage when moving from passenger to driver. Learn more about Ed: www.excellius.com Brought to you by Engage The Room: www.engagetheroom.com