In episode #7 of the career advice podcast for introverts, time management takes the focus. Scheduling your day, allocating time for projects, meeting deadlines and ensuring productivity are all aspects required to be successful in your career. To develop leadership skills, time management and organization are key.

Managing your time goes a long way. But what about these last minute requests? What if you are someone who cannot say no to last minute inquiries from co-workers?

Listen now and find all the answers.

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This career advice episode #6 is dedicated to job interviews ( truth be told I am not a fan, but have been to many and conducted many as well) and how to ace them if you are shy or introverted.

I will give you my 3 killer hacks, plus how to use your 'shy' powers to sell yourself:

1. Turn your CV into a story
2. Mirror your interviewer
3. Be short and direct

Use these to have a great job interview! All the hacks for your career growth in one podcast.

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Episode #5 is part 2 to my previous episode, where I spoke about hacks for a leadership meeting. This time, it is all about business meetings outside the company with clients, partners etc.

The focus is on
1.  the setting of the meeting
2. listening skills 
3.  the small talk hurdle

Thank you for tuning in, and I am excited for your feedback.

In the next episode we will look at another form of meetings, which is the job interview. I am very excited to share my tips for those with you on Friday 

Hi everyone, in episode #4, I am sharing 3 keys to handling meetings within your company and to actually be able to voice your opinion, even if speaking up is not your strength.

1. Do not bring personal luggage
2. Pick yourself right up when someone cuts you off
3. Capitalize on other attendees

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I also look forward to your feedback, so if you have the time, please rate this episode.

Hello leaders of tomorrow, in episode #3 I am going to talk about how I get myself to not put off sending an email 📧 or making a phone call 📞 at work.
I know most of us like to put these off, but there are simple hacks that will help you get things done. If you struggle with picking up the phone and calling someone or keep that email draft in your inbox until the end of your day, this episode is for you.

Please review my podcast or send me any feedback. I would love to hear from you:

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Yours,
shyest in the room

Hi leaders of tomorrow, in episode #2, I will be sharing my life hacks for surviving your first day at work at a new job. Plus ways you can use your own strengths as leverage. Sharing my own experiences, I will show you how to prepare yourself to actually start your new job on a high note.
First impressions are important, but that does not mean we need to change who we are, even if we love to observe first.

I am excited to hear your feedback or about your first day experiences.

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Welcome to my first episode. I will be talking about mastering the hurdle of leaving your home office to return to your "actual" office. As this can be very stressful and overwhelming, I want to share 3 simple life hacks with you, that will help ease the transition (they did for me!).

Leave me a review or let me know about your experience returning to the office.



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With over 10 years of experience in different industries, I was lucky to work with and meet many managers, executives, or leaders. And along the way I could not stop to notice, that I always had to push a little bit harder than my competition to grow as a leader, as I am not an extrovert.
I wish someone would have told me that being shy or introverted or socially anxious can be a benefit, if you only know how to use it to your advantage in this loud and crowded business world consisting of meetings, conferences, and opinions.