Shedding the Corporate Bitch

Have you automated your financial future so you can concentrate on what really matters to you.Our guest, Barbara Friedberg, talks about how you can get a really easy plan, that incorporates sound science about investing, to secure your financial tomorrow, even if you don't have an interest in finance or investment management.ABOUT OUR GUEST:Barbara A. Friedberg, MS, MBA is a former portfolio manager and university investments instructor. She’s enjoying her dream with publishing credits on US News and World Report, Forbes, Investopedia, MSN Money and more. She helps others learn about personal finance and investing at BarbaraFriedbergPersonalFinance. and Robo-Advisor Pros. Her Encyclopedia of Personal Finance is a teaching tool for financial literacy.SUBSCRIBE to the show so you don't miss a single episode. 

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Our guest, Nageen (Nyn) Riffat is answering the question - What are the predictors if I will be successful in my work and life?According to Nyn, 'Not education, not experience, not knowledge or intellectual horsepower. None of these are adequate predictor as to why one person succeeds and another doesn’t. The answer has to do with this concept called emotional intelligence. And while it is harder to identify and measure than IQ or experience, and certainly difficult to capture on a resume, its power cannot be denied. ABOUT OUR GUEST:For the past ten years, Nageen Riffat – also known as Nyn – has dedicated herself to empowering women and guiding them to embrace their potential. As a leadership consultant, author and speaker, she has helped thousands of women build a life of success, influence and positive impact, both within and outside of the USA. Not only does she run her consultancy business, Nyn’s Dreams LLC, from her hometown of Houston.Nyn’s book “#HerRhythm-You Are More Than Your Survival Story” has gained a lot of attention around the world. In its pages, Nyn bravely tells of how she escaped her abusive marriage, fought for custody of her two sons, and took refuge with them in the USA. Much of the motivation for her entrepreneurial work comes from her past experiences of abuse and repression, and it is her hope that her story and work will not only captivate those who need it, but inspire them to a life of more.

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Our guest, Wendy Ellin, discusses how it doesn't matter where you work, who you work for, or what you do, the magic is in HOW YOU WORK!Wendy will discuss how to stop swirling in chaos and overwhelm and get your shit together so that calm and clarity are front and center to the way you work and live.It's all about MINDSET, SYSTEMS, AND ACCOUNTABILITY - My MSA degree COVID did not cause disorganization. It just shed a light on what was always there to begin with.You got this if you want this bad enough, and there is help for you if you're ready for it.You owe it to your people to give them the tools necessary to do their best work, stay engaged, and actually love what they do.BIO:Wendy Ellin is a Workplace Productivity Consultant, International Speaker, Coach & #1 Bestselling Author of Working From Home...How's That Working For You? Her insights into living an organized life are shared in her presentations with irreverence, humor, and a level of passion that motivates her audience to TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION. She talks about real life challenges that we all experience such as email overload, being on time (or not), reasonable expectations for getting things done, and much more. And now that we are all working from home, the challenges are new, they are vast, they are real, and they are here to stay. It is from Wendy's 20 plus years in the corporate arena that she drew from her own successes by working smart, not hard - that inspired her to develop the tools and techniques for increasing workplace (and work-from-home) productivity, and ultimately a renewed sense of peace of mind. Wendy believes that “it’s one thing to love what you do, and another to LOVE THE WAY YOU DO IT.” 

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Our guest, Stacey Hall, feels strongly that, instead of what most people believe, and that is, a leader is someone who is able to be effective in training people to be good FOLLOWERS, she advocates that a true leader is someone who develops those around them to be strong leaders as well.Our guest, author, speaker, and founder of Success with Stacey Hall, shares with us:- A 4-PRONGED STRATEGY of Empathy, Education, Empowerment, and Encouragement to support those they manage to achieve not only the organization’s mission, but also each individual’s goals.- A great leader cares first about the people they manage, then about the organization’s mission.-  In addition, great leaders don’t just teach the skills required to do the job, they “also proffer deeper wisdom,” according to the Harvard Business Review.ABOUT OUR GUEST:Stacey Hall, Founder of Success with Stacey Hall, is the author of 4 global best-selling books and is well-known for her ground-breaking social media marketing training program, Go for Yes, which has helped thousands of people attract more sales, customer and employee satisfaction, and success. Stacey is an acclaimed international speaker who gained recognition for her TEDx Talk, titled 'How To Stop Should-ing on Yourself.' .

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Today, let's talk about what it really takes to be successful at work and in life.Too many people are spending thousands of dollars to master a skill set that will only get them so far in achieving their goals... while devoting little time or investment in why they are or aren't successful.Let's break it all down on today's episode of Shedding the Bitch at Noon est. along with your questions or challenges you are having.CALL IN LIVE at 1-818-572-2910, chat with Bernadette right here on BlogTalk or go to Shedding the Bitch on YouTube or Facebook to leave your question. 

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According to our guest, Emma Clayton, global leadership mentor and career transition coach, when women bring their whole selves to their leadership roles, it will shift the shape of corporate as we know it from the traditional masculine makeup to a more balanced place to work and serve the world from.We will get into:Why you feel like you don’t fit into the corporate world as a female leaderHow to drop the mask of fake confidence and step into authenticityA model for C.H.A.N.G.EABOUT OUR GUEST…Founder of Modern LeadHer, Emma Clayton is on a mission to empower women to bring their whole selves to their corporate leadership roles which will have a positive effect not only on the business, but the whole wide world.LISTEN IN as she helps you find your voice and place at work and home where you can optimize your leadership role and change the world.Have questions for Emma? POST them below.

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Stop applying for jobs and start applying for freedom, according to our guest, business coach, Kelly Dauach.Kelly goes deep into the:1. Mindsets that are holding women in the workplace back from achieving'freedom'.2. Common mistakes women in the workplace make that keep them from being successful.3. Five critical steps to create 'freedom' no matter what the title! ABOUT OUR GUEST:Kelly Daubach, business coach, has generated over $100MM in organic revenue attributed to her niche in business development, sales training, and solution selling within her own business, ANU Business Coaching.Kelly enjoys a very active lifestyle with her husband and two children, boating, hiking, and traveling. Working with Kelly, you will find her style to be authentic, genuine, empowering and FUN!CHECK IT OUT... post your questions or comments for Kelly and let us know how we can support you. 

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Break through your fixed beliefs and behaviors that close you off from tapping into your traits of honesty, power, spontanity, caring, open, trusting, courage, and more, that define your True Self.Our guest, Dean Hallett shares with us:1. How so much of how you operate is driven by your subconscious self.2. How much you are driven by the need to be right.3. That feedback is a gift, and can be key in breaking through your fixed beliefs and fixed behaviors. ABOUT OUR GUEST:Dean Hallett is a mission-driven thought leader and senior executive proven to drive innovative organizational change for major brands and corporations.After a successful career driving leadership and organizational culture as Senior EVP at 20th Century Fox and EVP/CFO at Disney, Dean now leverages his expertise to support companies in powerfully transforming their employee cultures from the inside out. SUBSCRIBE to the show so you don't miss an episode.

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What business or career question or challenge do you have and need some advice, tips and strategies or just support with?Bernadette Boas is answering them LIVE and providing you tips, strategies, and sometimes tough love to ensure you move forward in pursuing and achieving your goals. POST your questions below or call in 1-818-572-2910 at Noon est. to speak to her directly.

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The prevailing attitude among many in the financial world seems to be “Money only works if you take it seriously.” But treating money as only slightly less fun than a colonoscopy means avoiding the important work of taking care of your finances. Emily Guy Birken brings some much-needed humor and light-heartedness to the topic of money management.We discuss:1. How to make money much less stressful, which will ALSO lead to better financial outcomes.2. How to figure out your "why," which makes financial decisions easier.3. How gamification can help even the most reluctant budgeter.ABOUT OUR GUEST:Emily Guy Birken is a former educator, lifelong money nerd, and a Plutus Award-winning freelance writer who specializes in the scientific research behind irrational money behaviors. Her background in education allows her to make complex financial topics relatable and easily understood by the layperson. Her work has appeared on The Huffington Post, Business Insider, Kiplinger's, MSN Money, and The Washington Post online. She is the author of several books, including The 5 Years Before You Retire, End Financial Stress Now, and the brand new book Stacked: Your Super Serious Guide to Modern Money Management, written with Joe Saul-Sehy. Emily lives in Milwaukee with her spouse, their two sons, a retired racing greyhound, and a cat who doubles as a throw pillow.

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