Leveling up in our career can be both exciting and intimidating. Deciding to make a career leap takes confidence, planning, and support. In this podcast episode, learn how to: Make sure you have the right resources; put plans in place, so when the time comes you’re ready; and overcome challenges that come up along the way to making a hugely successful leap.

Learn the secrets to success from Sandy Abrams. Author of Your Idea Inc. and Breathe to Succeed, this self-taught entrepreneur shares how you can turn an ‘idea’ into a thriving business… even without a business background. In practical terms, Sandy teaches how you can access a source of calm, creativity, and courage in under 90 seconds. Take a deep breath and join us.

Leverage your skills and do what you love by creating a thriving, sustainable business with financial independence. Learn how to think through strategies and find the confidence to launch your products or services. Or leap higher and further in your career by negotiating the higher salary and title you deserve. ‘Monetizing’ is a goal for us all. Listen how to be more effective in this exciting, intimidating, challenging - yet necessary - process.

Please meet our guest, Naomi Seddon. Naomi is a global market entry attorney and shareholder at Littler Mendelson P.C. She is one of few lawyers licensed to practice law in 3 countries. Naomi began her career as a receptionist and worked her way up to become legal counsel. Naomi also shares why she is currently working with Surrogacy Rights Australia to try to address laws impacting surrogacy and parents’ rights. We’re sure you’ll be tremendously inspired by Naomi’s journey.

Recognizing you need help and knowing where to find it are two tough business -- and life -- challenges. Listen and learn strategies you can apply for yourself, your family, and your career. Discover that you have more resources than you know in collaborating, consulting, and hiring people and services that build your own supportive “Village.”

Meet our dynamic guest: Melissa Chataigne. When she was helping people to look their best, Melissa lost her younger sister when she took her life. She realized that even though she was helping others appear their best, her own sister was suffering with self-love and confidence issues. This caused Melissa to make a shift in her styling business. She became every body’s stylist. Chataigne Style is about examining your core values, feelings, and emotions as a part of styling, showing up, and feeling your bes

We’ve been socialized to believe that envy is wrong. But what if there’s a way to make it right? Today’s episode talks about “the good kind of envy.” Learn how to recognize when we’re envious of someone else’s success, then how to channel it into our own. You might even be inspired to support others in the process!

Hear a tremendous success story from this week’s guest, Connie Droge. She went from being a pre-med major to becoming a corporate retail division Vice President. Connie explains how to be courageous, confident, and listen to yourself in making rewarding leaps. She teaches us not to be afraid to ask others for guidance and support while we strive to climb higher. With 20 plus years in retail, Connie’s mission is to enrich and serve the lives of those around her. Listen so you’ll be enriched too!

Having a career we love depends on knowing your purpose. For some people, it’s easy. For others, it takes effort and exploration. Sure, we’ve all had jobs that were just paychecks. But this episode discusses strategies that help you get on track so you can wake up every day motivated and inspired. Having discovered your purpose, you make decisions that align with it… helping you make career progress that achieves greater personal and professional success.

Shelton Wilder —Realtor at the luxury real estate company, Douglas Elliman, and a Shark Tank Alum — believes in delegating. Shelton’s the first to admit when she doesn’t know how to — or want to — do something. And she isn’t afraid to ask questions. Shelton uses all of this to her advantage. She says, “Focus on doing what you’re best at doing.” When she delegates she makes sure to show her appreciation to the people who help make it happen. It’s a win-win. And Shelton is definitely an