LEAD WITH CONFIDENCE: Julie Riga's Proven Strategies for Readiness, Growth, and Success

This episode of Stay on Course features Julie Riga, a certified coach, trainer, speaker, and author, as she shares her expertise on leadership mastery, readiness, and confidence. With her extensive experience in the Pharma Industry and as a coach, Julie provides valuable insights on how to build leadership skills, create a strong foundation for business growth, and overcome common obstacles.

In this informative episode, Edith Duran, a digital marketing specialist, interviews Julie Riga about her approach to leadership coaching and the importance of readiness, confidence, and growth. Julie shares her journey of helping CEOs and entrepreneurs build leadership skills, create a strong foundation for business growth, and overcome common obstacles. She discusses the challenges people face in finding their role as a leader and how to overcome imposter syndrome.

Whether you're looking to improve your leadership skills, build confidence, or grow your business, this episode is packed with valuable insights. Julie's passion for helping individuals build leadership skills and her innovative approach to coaching make this a must-listen for anyone striving for personal and professional growth.

Key Ingredients in Julie's Expertise:

• The importance of readiness and confidence in leadership
• How to overcome imposter syndrome and build leadership skills
• The concept of creating a strong foundation for business growth
• Tips on how to create a playbook for business success
• Strategies for building a strong team and delegating tasks effectively
• The benefits of building leadership skills, including increased confidence and better decision-making

Connect with Julie:

Learn more about Julie Riga and her services by visiting:

Website: https://www.julieriga.com/

Guest: Rain Bennett, Award-Winning Filmmaker, Author and Fractional Chief Storytelling Officer Host: Julie Riga

What if your story was not just a marketing tactic but the very strategy that drives transformation, alignment, and legacy in your business? In this episode of the Stay On Course Podcast, host Julie Riga sits down with award-winning filmmaker and Fractional Chief Storytelling Officer Rain Bennett to unpack the power of storytelling as a leadership and growth strategy. Rain reveals how founders can build a narrative operating system that aligns brand, product, sales, and culture into one cohesive belief system. A masterclass in purpose-driven leadership and authentic communication for founders and leaders ready to build a lasting legacy.

Rain Bennett is an award-winning documentary filmmaker with over 20 years of experience. As the host of the Storytelling Lab podcast and a Fractional Chief Storytelling Officer, he helps growth-stage companies transform scattered messaging into a clear narrative operating system. His forthcoming book The Chief Storytelling Officer releases August 25, 2025 and is available for pre-order on Barnes and Noble.

Fun Fact: Rain grew up on the coast and loves fresh local seafood. His favorite? Raw oysters cracked open right on the pier.

Storytelling Is the Strategy Storytelling is not a marketing add-on. It is the operating system for your entire organization. The transformation lives in the receiver of the story, not the teller. You must hook people emotionally before any information can land.

Narrative vs. Stories Your brand narrative is the overarching mission and change you want to create in the world. Your brand stories are the infinite individual moments that support it. Once this is clear, story opportunities appear everywhere, from a LinkedIn post to a full documentary.

Co-Authoring with Your Community Great brand narratives are collaborations, not monologues. Like Nike sending reps to track meets to listen to runners, you must build deliberate systems to find and capture your stories.

Everyone Is a Brand Storyteller From the CEO to the server at your restaurant, every human touchpoint is a chapter in your brand story. Culture starts from the top, but the story is lived by everyone on your team.

Your Story Is Your Only Unique Asset Skills can be acquired. Tools can be replicated. But nobody on this earth has your path. Your story is the single most valuable asset you own and it is usually the most overlooked.

"The power of storytelling lies in the receiving of the story, not the teller. That is where the transformation is."

"Your story is the only unique thing that you or your brand can ever truly own."

"It is not transactional, it is transformative. They are trying to change something in the world."

• Your story is your most powerful and irreplaceable strategic asset
• Storytelling is the operating system for your whole organization
• Build deliberate systems to listen and co-author your narrative with your community
• Every team member is part of your brand story
• Self-leadership and inner clarity are the foundation of authentic purpose-driven storytelling

Website: rainbennett.com

Pre-Order: BarnesandNoble.com

Podcast: The Storytelling Lab

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Guests: Britain Mills-Dawes and Tea Di Lillo Host: Julie Riga

In this episode of Stay On Course, leadership coach Julie Riga is joined by equine practitioner Britain Mills-Dawes and Alberta horse trainer Tea, co-hosts of the Uncinched podcast. Together they explore the leadership lessons hidden between horse and rider: trust, presence, intuition, and the quiet confidence that makes others gravitate toward you. Whether you lead a company, a team, or simply yourself, this conversation will change the way you think about authentic leadership and purpose-driven growth.

Britain Mills-Dawes is an equine practitioner, clinician, and Western media contributor. She educates riders through biomechanics and horsemanship and co-hosts the Uncinched podcast, building community across the horse industry through journalism and live events.

Tea is a horse trainer from Alberta, owner of Qualitea Equine, and a coach for the Calgary Stampede Show Rider team. A lifelong learner and co-host, dedicated to helping both horses and riders reach their full potential.

Drawing on years of partnership with horses, Britain and Tea share three core leadership ingredients that translate directly from the arena into everyday life and work.

1. Trust and Consistency

Horses are prey animals and their instinct says you might be a threat. Building trust means showing up with positive, intentional energy every single day. The same applies to your team. Stress acts like a predator on the nervous system, and a great leader creates enough safety that people seek guidance rather than hide their anxiety.

2. Presence and Intuition

Riding in the mountains, you learn quickly when to lead and when to follow. The horse senses the terrain in ways you never can from the saddle. True leadership presence means being attuned enough to know which role serves the moment best. In the workplace, that awareness is the difference between micromanaging and genuine mentorship.

3. Communication and Emotional Regulation

Horses cannot lie. Their body language tells you everything. Britain argues it is often easier to communicate with a horse than a human for that reason. For leaders, the lesson is this: create the psychological safety that lets people speak honestly. The ability to walk into a charged situation and lower the emotional temperature without adding to the fire is one of the most valuable leadership skills you can develop.

• Show up with consistent, intentional energy. Trust is a compounding investment, not a one-time gesture.
• Presence is a leadership skill. Know when to guide and when to step back and follow.
• Create psychological safety so your team seeks your guidance rather than hides their struggles.
• Lead by example and with integrity. Quiet confidence draws people naturally to your leadership.
• Great leadership is a give and take. Empower your people to shine where they shine best.

Britain and Tea: Uncinched on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, and most major platforms. Visit stableinstincts.com and follow on

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Success in Leadership, Goal-Setting, and Accountability with Cannon Carr.

In this episode of Stay on Course with Julie Riga, guest Cannon Carr shares his insights on leadership, goal-setting, and accountability as key ingredients for success. He emphasizes the importance of effective communication, collaboration, and a growth mindset in fostering innovation and productivity. Julie and Cannon discuss strategies for decision-making and overcoming challenges while maintaining resilience. Listeners will gain valuable lessons on developing leadership skills and staying adaptable in today’s fast-paced world. This episode is packed with actionable advice to help individuals stay on course toward their personal and professional goals.

Stay on Course with Julie Riga: Ingredients for Success: Cannon Carr

In this inspiring episode of Stay on Course with Julie Riga, we welcome Cannon Carr, a dynamic leader known for his ability to drive transformation and cultivate high-performing teams. Kenny shares his personal journey and the key ingredients that have shaped his success, emphasizing the importance of leadership, resilience, and strategic thinking. His insights provide actionable steps for listeners who want to elevate their careers and personal growth.

Julie and Cannon dive into the power of effective communication, collaboration, and goal-setting as essential components for achieving sustained success. Cannon highlights how adopting a growth mindset and fostering accountability within teams can create a culture of continuous improvement. They also discuss how embracing innovation and staying adaptable in today's fast-paced world are crucial for long-term success.

Listeners will walk away with practical advice on how to develop leadership skills, navigate challenges, and stay on course toward their personal and professional goals. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or a seasoned executive, this episode offers valuable lessons on decision-making, productivity, and the power of positive habits. Tune in and discover how to unlock your full potential with the right mindset and strategy!

Key Discussion Points:

• The importance of managing risk and creating a dynamic plan for entrepreneurs
• The three R's wealth planning framework: Reinvest, Reward, and Repurpose
• How to allocate capital and create a strategic asset to help navigate the challenges of entrepreneurship
• The importance of having an ecosystem and community of advisors to help entrepreneurs make informed decisions
• How to prioritize risk and create a plan to mitigate potential disruptions

Connect with Cannon:

LinkedIn: Cannon Carr

Website: EP Wealth Advisors

Podcast: Business Owner's Tales from the Trenches

About Julie Riga

Julie Riga is a certified coach, trainer, speaker and author with over 20 years of experience in the Pharma Industry. Julie’s education is vast with studies that include business, communications, training and executive coaching.

Julie started on this journey because she had a strong desire to pass on the knowledge and skills passed on to her by her father, Ennio Riga, an inspirational man who taught her how to keep going irrespective of the challenges that life may present you with.

Learn More About Julie: Julie Riga Website / linkedin.com/in/julieriga

Guest: Stan Valo, Founder of eDots

Host: Julie Riga

What if the key to business growth wasn't in closing deals, but in giving first? In this episode of Stay On Course, Julie Riga sits down with Stan Valo, founder of eDots and a 21-year e-commerce veteran, to explore a transformational mindset shift. Stan unpacks his three-ingredient recipe for partnership success that helped him build a purpose-driven business where the yeses come easily, clients become true collaborators, and value flows in every direction. Whether you are a solopreneur, executive, or founder, this episode is a masterclass in intentional relationship-building, strategic growth, and legacy-driven leadership.

Stan Valo is the founder of eDots, an e-commerce growth engine that helps brands, manufacturers, and distributors scale across new online marketplaces and sales channels. With over 21 years in the industry, Stan developed a performance-only partnership model that blends agency services with distribution expertise. His philosophy, "I don't sell, I solve," reflects his commitment to authentic leadership, purpose-driven business, and building lasting professional relationships.

Fun Fact: Stan's favorite food is his grandmother's stuffed peppers with sour cream, a cherished recipe from her home country of Moldova.

1. Go First: Give Unconditionally

In negotiation, the one who speaks first loses. In partnerships, the one who gives first wins. Lead every new relationship with introductions and referrals, no strings attached. Ask "who can I help you meet?" and watch generosity build the foundation of lasting trust.

2. Be a Solver: Solve Something Meaningful

Stan's core mantra is simple: don't sell, solve. Focus on real problems rather than closing transactions. When you solve meaningfully, value overflows and the relationship deepens naturally. The best leaders are solvers who match people with exactly what they need.

3. Create Undeniable Value for Both Sides

Value must flow in both directions for a partnership to last. Choose your partners wisely, start light, and let the relationship evolve before committing deeper. Think of it like dating before marriage: coffee first, then friends, then family. Integrity is everything.

1. Give Before You Ask - Lead with generosity. Start with a gift of value: an introduction, a connection, or an insight. Trust and opportunity follow naturally.
2. Shift from Selling to Solving - The most powerful transformation in business is moving from transaction to contribution. Solve real problems and the yeses follow.
3. Build Relationships, Not Contracts - Start light, prove your value, and let partnership depth grow organically over time.
4. Stay Narrow and Know Your Strengths - Clarity of focus amplifies impact. Build a power team of trusted partners who complement your core strengths.
5. Integrity Is Your Growth Engine - Authentic connection without an agenda is the ultimate long-game strategy and the foundation of lasting legacy.

Website: edots.co

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Creating a Fully Integrated Life: Mindfulness, Self-Care, and Entrepreneurship with Michele Bonds

Summary: In this episode of Stay on Course, Julie Riga welcomes Michele Bonds, a creative entrepreneur, artist, and coach. Michele shares her journey of leaving the corporate world to pursue her passion for art and entrepreneurship. They discuss the importance of mindfulness, self-care, and listening to oneself in creating a fully integrated life. Michele shares her three key ingredients for a fully integrated life: filling up your cup, receiving graciously, and listening intentionally.

Key Takeaways:

• The importance of mindfulness and self-care in creating a fully integrated life
• How to fill up your cup and prioritize your own needs
• The art of receiving graciously and asking for help when needed
• The power of listening intentionally to oneself and others
• How to overcome the fear of uncertainty and trust your instincts as an entrepreneur
• The importance of finding your tribe and community as a creative entrepreneur

Key Ingredients:

• Filling up your cup: prioritizing self-care and self-love
• Receiving graciously: asking for help and support when needed
• Listening intentionally: tuning in to your intuition and instincts

Connect with Michele:

Website: https://www.michelebonds.com

About Julie Riga:

Julie Riga is a certified coach, trainer, speaker, and author with over 20 years of experience in the Pharma Industry.

Learn more about Julie: www.julieriga.com

Guest: Toni Will | Host: Julie Riga | Stay On Course Podcast

What if failure was your greatest leadership asset? In this bold and energizing episode, Julie Riga sits down with Toni Will, a two-time Guinness World Record holder, General Manager of the Kalamazoo Wings, TEDx speaker, entrepreneur, and author of the upcoming book Rebellious Success. Toni brings contagious energy and hard-won wisdom to a conversation about competence, confidence, and what it truly means to step into your bigger game. She shares her framework for building self-trust through failure, explains why playing small keeps everyone around you stuck, and challenges listeners to declare a bigger game before they feel ready to do it.

About This Episode

Toni Will is a powerhouse leader who blends elite performance with hard-earned connection, proving that competence and community can coexist. As General Manager of a men's professional hockey team, a professional development coach, and a soon-to-be published author, Toni lives at the intersection of leadership, resilience, and authentic growth. In this episode, she and Julie dig into three transformative ingredients for success that challenge everything you thought you knew about failure, purpose, and personal evolution.

Fun Fact: Toni's favorite food is sushi, anything from the grocery store all the way up to fresh-caught in Hawaii.

Three Ingredients for Success

1. Invite Failure to the Table: Failure is not the opposite of success. Quitting is. The failure resume asks you to write down everything you have walked through and survived. What emerges is not a record of loss but a portrait of resilience, self-trust, and wisdom. When you stop fearing failure and start inviting it, it becomes one of your greatest tools for growth, confidence, and transformation.
2. Stop Playing Small: Because Someone Else Is Playing small to make others comfortable keeps everyone stuck, including you. Authentic leadership means showing up fully, reading the room with emotional intelligence, and never beginning from a diminished version of yourself. Rising tides lift all ships. Collaboration grounded in core values is always stronger than competition driven by fear.
3. Declare a Bigger Game: Growth does not always mean moving up. Sometimes it means growing out. Every micro-decision you make each day either aligns with your next level or holds you back from it. Act from the next level now. Ask not only what something costs you to pursue, but what it costs you to stay exactly where you are.

Memorable Quotes

"The only time you are failing is when you quit trying." "Stop playing small because someone else is." "The story we tell ourselves about ourselves gets in the room before we do." "What is the cost if I do not do it? Because there is always a cost."

Key Takeaways

• Build a failure resume and transform it into your record of courage and growth
• Stop playing small. Full authentic presence is a leadership skill
• Declare your bigger game before you feel ready and lead from that place
• Align your actions with core values to unlock clarity, confidence, and self-trust
• Invest in yourself. The ROI of personal growth compounds over time

About Toni's Book: Rebellious Success One part memoir, one part self-help, one part business leadership. A complete roadmap for defining

success on your own terms and building it without apology. Pre-order opens March 13th. Book launches August 11th.

Connect with Toni Will

Conference: empowHer

Book: Rebellious Success

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Guest: Lexy Rubin, Owner and Creative Director of Rubin Design Company Host: Julie Riga

In this episode of the Stay On Course Podcast, Julie Riga sits down with Lexy Rubin, Owner and Creative Director of Rubin Design Company, an award-winning branding agency in South Florida. Lexy is a purpose-driven brand strategist whose career spans NASA internships, New York City corporate branding, and 11 years building her own legacy as a founder.

Together, they explore what it truly means to build a brand that connects and stands the test of time. From first impression psychology to the rise of AI in design, this conversation delivers authentic growth strategies for entrepreneurs and business leaders ready to elevate their brand.

Lexy Rubin is the owner and creative director of Rubin Design Company, a South Florida-based branding agency offering custom logo design services, brand identity design, and brand strategy consulting nationwide. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, she became the first graphic designer to intern at NASA's Kennedy Space Center, then worked with Bath and Body Works and L'Oreal in New York City.

Fun Fact: Lexy's favorite food is Chicken Romano from the Cheesecake Factory.

What Is a Brand, Really? Your brand is your business's first impression. It is the outfit your company wears every day. It shapes purchasing decisions, team recruitment, and client trust before a word is spoken.

Why Professional Branding Matters in 2026 Working with a professional logo designer or corporate branding agency is your foundation. With AI everywhere, authentic human-crafted brand identity is a genuine competitive advantage. Apple, Nike, and Starbucks invest heavily in branding because perception is everything.

The AI Question Every Business Owner Is Asking Can AI replace custom logo design services? Lexy says not at the soul level. There is an emotional and spiritual dimension to brand identity that no algorithm can replicate. Investment in professional brand strategy consulting is more urgent than ever.

Branding Trends for 2025 to 2026 Typography is king, with bespoke typefaces driving personality across logos, websites, and cards. Motion graphics are replacing static visuals. Video-first design is now expected. If your brand has not been refreshed in ten or more years, it is outdated.

You Are the Brand Your personal leadership presence and business brand are inseparable. In the age of AI cloning, being authentically yourself is your single most powerful asset.

"Your brand is basically your first impression. It is the outfit your business wears."

"The real, authentic version of yourself is going to be craved now more than ever because of AI."

"There is a magical recipe to great brand identity: part logic, part skill, part soul."

1. Your brand is your foundation. Get it right before you scale.
2. Authenticity is your superpower in a world of AI-generated content.
3. Every touchpoint is a brand moment: your logo, LinkedIn, and background.
4. Refresh your visual identity as trends and audience expectations evolve.
5. You are the brand. Leadership presence and professional branding are inseparable.

Website: www.RubinDesignCo.com

LinkedIn and Facebook: Rubin Design Co

Website: julieriga.com/lead

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Guest: Minister Bernard Marrow Host: Julie Riga

What happens when you stop trying to fit in and start owning the uncommon path God placed in you? In this episode of Stay On Course, host Julie Riga sits down with Minister Bernard Marrow, founder of By Faith We Good Ministry Inc., musician, author, and motivational speaker. Together they explore how divine alignment, unshakeable faith, and purposeful community can transform isolation into destiny. If you have ever felt too different, too early, or too overlooked, this conversation is for you.

Minister Bernard Marrow is the founder and president of By Faith We Good Ministry Inc., a 501(c)(3) faith-based nonprofit that spreads the gospel of Jesus Christ, feeds families in need every month, and sows into the purpose of others. He is also the owner and CEO of Shop BFWG LLC and a multi-faceted creative: singer, songwriter, musician, author, and motivational speaker. He hosts the By Faith We Good Podcast and Radio Show, which includes a Faith and Finance segment covering investments, budgeting, and money management.

Fun Fact: Minister Bernard's favorite dish is seafood pasta, known in Italian as frutti di mare.

Divine Alignment and Ownership Recognizing your God-given sweet spot and refusing to operate in someone else's lane. You always win when you are in full alignment with your divine purpose and destiny. Comparing yourself to others will only pull you off course.

Discipline Through the Process God's timing differs from your timeline. Staying focused, equipped, and inspired even when results are delayed is what separates those who eventually manifest greatness from those who give up just before the breakthrough arrives.

Purposeful Community and Legacy Being deeply intentional about who you share your vision with, and transforming seasons of isolation into community-supported, purpose-driven progress toward a greater calling and a lasting legacy.

"Everything that's comfortable ain't safe."

"When God calls you, he calls you to do what's uncommon. He wants us to stand out, to be great, bold, and fearless."

"No doesn't mean never. Not yet doesn't mean not ever. If you don't give up, the doors will open."

"You can't share everything with everybody. Trust God to connect you with the right people."

1. Own Your Uncommonness - You were not made to fit in. Your uniqueness is your superpower. Take full ownership of who God created you to be.
2. Trust the Process - Stay committed to the alignment and manifestation will follow. Keep going even when you cannot see the finish line.
3. Comfort Is Not Safety - The familiar can be the enemy of the extraordinary. Step out of your comfort zone in faith.
4. Guard Your Vision - Not everyone deserves access to what God placed inside you. Be wise about who you allow into your inner circle.
5. No Is Not the End - Rejection and delay are part of the journey, not the destination. Stay the course.

• LinkedIn: Minister Bernard Marrow
• Facebook: By Faith We Good Ministry Inc.
• Instagram: @ministermarrow / @min.marrow
• Podcast: By Faith We Good Podcast and Radio Show
• Shop: Shop BFWG LLC

• Podcast: Stay On Course Podcast
• Website: julieriga.com/lead
• Role: Leadership Coach and Transformation Guide
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Embracing Imposter Syndrome: The Secret Ingredient to Success

About This Episode

In this episode, Julie sits down with Jennifer Fidder, a social psychologist and hypnotist with nearly two decades of coaching experience in health and wellness. Jennifer teaches others how to use the power of their subconscious mind to experience more happiness, health, and success.

Together, they blow open the doors on imposter syndrome, revealing why it's actually a sign you're on the right track and sharing the essential ingredients for transforming this "syndrome" into your secret weapon for success.

Guest Background

Jennifer Fidder is a social psychologist, hypnotist, and speaker with a background in health and wellness. With nearly two decades of coaching experience, she specializes in helping people harness their subconscious mind for greater happiness, health, and success. Jennifer was previously a personal fitness trainer and nutrition coach, giving her deep insights into the psychology of transformation and expertise development.

Fun Fact: Jennifer's favorite food is blueberries because they taste amazing, make the perfect grab-and-go snack, and are packed with antioxidants - the ultimate superfood for busy professionals.

The Reframe: Imposter Syndrome as a Guiding System

• Not a stopping system - it's information, not a roadblock
• Your body and mind telling you: "You're on the right track"
• Similar to anxiety - it's guidance about what's important, not something to fear
• A sign of leveling up - embrace it instead of fighting it

Practical Strategies for Success

The Testimonial Folder Technique:

• Keep a folder on your phone with client testimonials and positive feedback
• Screenshot compliments and success stories
• Review during tough days when self-doubt creeps in
• Reminder of the real transformation you're creating

Focus on Process Over Outcome:

• You cannot control outcomes 100%
• You can control your effort and approach
• Don't hang your happiness and self-worth on specific results
• Trust the process, especially when the bank account is a constant reference point

What's Next for Jennifer

Jennifer is launching her first in-person self-hypnosis workshop in over 5 years on June 28th in Fort Lauderdale. After running this exact workshop virtually for five years, she's excited to bring back the in-person experience and energy.

Connect with Jennifer Fidder

linkedin.com/in/jennifer-fidder-coaching

Connect with Julie Riga

www.julieriga.com

Key Takeaways for Leaders

1. Reframe Imposter Syndrome: It's a sign you're growing, not failing
2. Document Your Wins: Keep evidence of your impact for tough days
3. Focus on Process: Control what you can, release what you can't
4. Embrace the Journey: Every level brings new challenges - that's normal
5. Know Your Risk Tolerance: Be honest about entrepreneurship fit
6. Celebrate Small Wins: Acknowledge progress along the way
7. Trust Your Expertise: You know more than you think you do

Next Steps

If you're struggling with imposter syndrome, start by creating your own "testimonial folder" and begin collecting evidence of your impact. Remember: if you're experiencing imposter syndrome, you're probably exactly where you need to be - on the path of growth and expansion.

This episode is perfect for sharing with entrepreneurs, coaches, and leaders who are letting self-doubt hold them back from their next level of success.

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