I'm so excited to talk with Phil Johnson all about The Value And Importance Of Emotional Intelligence, and the role it plays in our everyday.We will dig into:What is emotional intelligence?How is it developed?Why is it important?What we can do to improve our own and much more....ABOUT OUR GUESTPhil Johnson’s first 20 years as an executive began in the semiconductor industry. For the past 21 years he has been an executive coach, teacher and mentor dedicated to helping executives and organizations BET ON THEMSELVES by developing their emotional intelligence. As Founder and CEO of the Master of Business Leadership program Phil offers members the opportunity for an EXTRAORDINARY life filled with EXPONENTIAL success. MBL program alumni are living in the US, Canada, UK, Europe, Japan, Germany, Bosnia, Africa, Australia, the Middle East and Saudi Arabia.

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What business or career questions or challenges 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.Entrepreneurship is hard and noone should go it alone. It's why Bernadette devotes the first Tuesday of each month to your business or life questions or challenges, so you can get the tips and advice you need to keep moving forward.POST them below or leave a comment on Shedding the Bitch Facebook or Twitter pages.Bernadette Boas is known as a ‘ball of fire’ mindset leadership coach, keynote speaker and business consultant, who inspires, motivates and equips women with the mindset and skill set needed to achieve success and prosperity in their life and business. Her popular radio program is inspired by her book, Shedding the Corporate Bitch, Shifting from Bitch to Rich in Life and Business.

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You’re skilled, but do you feel overlooked at work? Have you’ve ever felt passed over or that you need to put on a ‘show’ in order to get ahead? Our guest, Suzanne Doyle-Morris, cites that not progressing is too often blamed on ‘lack of confidence’, but this hoax misses genuine capability.  This means we fail to get the right people into the best jobs. ​Let’s redefine confidence, to make it less about doing a ‘song and dance’ and more about who actually knows their stuff.Suzanne discusses how to:Capitalise on what you are doing well to silence the ‘imposter’Convince others to value your hard-earned experienceRedefine confidence so it doesn’t continue to advantage the ‘status quo’.About Our Guest:Dr Suzanne Doyle-Morris is focused on helping professional women get the roles they want and the recognition they deserve.She has helped women move into senior roles at over 50 organisations in the UK, Europe and the US - namely in STEM, legal and financial services.Her PhD from the University of Cambridge looked at the experiences of women in male-dominated fields.Over the last 25 years, Doyle-Morris has helped organisations improve their gender balance, particularly at a senior level. In that time, she has also written two books - ‘Beyond the Boys’ Club: Achieving Career Success as a Woman Working in a Male-Dominated Field’ and 'Female Breadwinners: How They Make Relationships Work and Why they are the Future of the Modern Workplace’ all available on Amazon.She shares the best tips from the stellar careers of her clients on her YouTube channel and her latest book, "The Con Job: Getting Ahead for Competence in a World Obsessed with Confidence'’, was published summer 2020.

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Janet Taras (Tarasofsky) shares with us how having hard conversations in the workplace can create a great deal of stress, lack of productivity, and even fear for an individual.She gives us the low down on why it’s so difficult to have challenging conversations in the workplace, what risks there are when approaching those discussions and what the benefits are for using your employee voice at work. Our guest will also provide tips for handling it.We will discuss:1. The importance of speaking up2. The paradox of employee voice3. Understand how the experience feels for both employees and managers4. Tips for handling it and approaching it differently ABOUT OUR GUESTJanet Taras (Tarasofsky) is an Organizational Psychologist and the founder of Speaking Rights, a training consultancy that focuses on equality, diversity and inclusion, particularly in the area of communication at work.Janet is also an award winning speaker, trainer and consultant who offers valuable insights into how to better navigate conversations about equality in the workplace.The core of her material identifies key elements that prevent equality, and how to successfully challenge norms while equipping clients with the tools to confidently navigate change. Janet has spoken in over 25 cities, inspiring thousands of people to confront challenge.She is an entrepreneur who founded 2 businesses. She has lived in 6 different countries and is slightly dog obsessed. She also likes to rap. HOW COOL IS THAT!!!

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Our guest this week, Jillian Parekh, helps you to understand how Imposter Syndrome is the persistent internalized fear of being revealed as a fraud, and it can have negative effects on one's mental health, their thoughts & emotions, and the opportunities they take.We'll discuss:1. What it is and how to determine if you're struggling with it2. What will completely change your "I'm not good enough" thoughts3. Tools and strategies to work towards silencing your inner imposter About Our Guest:Jillian Parekh is a Life & Success Coach who specializes in helping women break through imposter syndrome. With a BA in counselling psychology-related practices and an MA in intrapersonal conflict, being a Master neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) Practitioner, and being certified as a Breathwork Facilitator, Jill helps women release past experiences in which they learned they weren't good enough, feel capable & qualified with the knowledge and experience they already have, and regulate their nervous systems so they can reduce the stress & anxiety that imposter syndrome inflicts on their daily lives. 

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According to our guest, JJ DiGeronimo of Tech Savvy Women, many professional women aspire to advance their careers. Yet, many encounter a sea of obstacles because they don't have "the playbook" to navigate corporate cultures and organizational landscapes.With more than 20 years experience in the tech industry, J.J. DiGeronimo is no stranger to navigating the twists and turns of moving from entry-level positions to leadership.She's learned firsthand that securing that next position - a board seat or even starting a new initiative - often requires women to enhance their relevance, establish new sponsors, and expand their network.In her book, Accelerate Your Impact: Action-Based Strategies to Pave Your Professional Path, JJ  offers a series of proven initiatives that high-impact men and women leverage to accelerate their professional paths.We discuss:There is a difference between working on your career and working in your careerCommon career pitfalls for women in businessThe importance of career sponsors About JJ DiGermonimoJJ DiGeronimo, the President of Tech Savvy Women, shares leadership and inclusion strategies to retain, develop and advance professional women. Her work is featured in many publications, including Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, and Thrive Global. JJ includes these experiences along with hours of research in her award-winning book "Accelerate Your Impact,” which complements her first award-winning book, "The Working Woman's GPS." In addition to her books and keynotes, JJ is a featured columnist and host of the popular podcast – Career Strategies for Women that Work.  

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What questions or challenges do you have about work or life?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.Entrepreneurship is hard and noone should go it alone. It's why Bernadette devotes the first Tuesday of each month to your business or life questions or challenges, so you can get the tips and advice you need to keep moving forward.POST them below or leave a comment on Shedding the Bitch Facebook or Twitter pages.Bernadette Boas is known as a ‘ball of fire’ mindset leadership coach, keynote speaker and business consultant, who inspires, motivates and equips women with the mindset and skill set needed to achieve success and prosperity in their life and business. Her popular radio program is inspired by her book, Shedding the Corporate Bitch, Shifting from Bitch to Rich in Life and Business.

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Our guest, Ryan Foland, sees everyday how business professionals are finding it harder and harder to break through the noise.The problem is, most of it is just that: noise. What if you could gain more respect and become a better leader by being your natural, flawed self instead of pretending to be perfect?Learn why exposure is important and how it helps cultivate more durable connections than any polished persona can. Use your fears, insecurities, failures, and vulnerabilities to fund success—a proven guide to building a powerful personal brand through the fearless admission of just being human.He shares with you how to:Discover your why by looking into your past, finding the experiences that shaped who you areBetter understand how humanizing yourself and leverage new forms of communication like social media can spark relatabilityEstablish your expertise in a way that is not showboatingBuild a reputation of trust, as you get vulnerable and show others that you are not better than them, but are in fact a lot more like them than they thinkRyan Foland (AKA The Ginger MC) is a high energy keynote speaker, podcast host, and consultant who teaches executives how to build their personal brands, and helps corporate brands feel more personal. His 3-1-3® Method uncovers core brand messaging to guide bespoke content marketing strategies. Ryan has given 4 TEDx talks and has been featured in Forbes, Fortune, Inc., Entrepreneur, and more. His award winning book, Ditch the Act, teaches you how to get ahead in business by simply being human. For fun, Ryan sails, draws stick figure NFTs, and raps. Learn more at https://ryan.online

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It's Valentine's Week on Shedding the Bitch Radio & TV, and we are talking about everything Dating in 2022 with our guest, Evan Marc Katz.He will help you address key questions about your dating style:Chemistry vs CompatibilityDating at any ageOnline vs Social or BothWhat women will want to do to attract a manA bit about Evan Marc Katz ...He is billed as a “personal trainer for smart, strong, successful women,” dating coach Evan Marc Katz has been helping singles since 2003. He is the author of four books, most recently, “Believe in Love,” and has been featured in hundreds of media outlets, including Today, the New York Times, and CNN. Since 2015, Evan’s blog has over 30 million readers, his podcast has over 1.5 million downloads and 12,000 women have graduated from Love U, his six-month video course that helps women understand men and find love. Evan is very happily married and lives in Los Angeles with his wife and their two children.TUNE IN, POST YOUR COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS and be sure to share, like and subscribe to the show.

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This week's guest, Sue Wilhite of Sweet Sound of Success, highlights some of the eight common blocks to your success, and how to shift them to supercharge your life and career. She shares her easy, three step method for shifting your brain to your side, and becoming addicted to success without any negative side effects.We discuss:How to eliminate procrastinationHow to become friends with your brainSwitch from doom & gloom to sunshine and light in 5 minutesHer Get over “Too” syndromeSue Wilhite had to endure a health issue in the form of an ulcer. After experiencing a hypnotherapy demonstration, she was transformed. She became aware that successful women feel stalled and frustrated with their careers because of emotional residues that are holding them back. Sue added another certification to her accolades and made it her life mission to make sure successful people get of their “Yeah-Butt.”POST your comments or questions and join in on the discussion.

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