In this empowering episode, Elaine Lin Hering shares how women can unlearn silence, reclaim their voice, and speak their mind with agency. Whether dealing with ancestral, familial, or workplace cultures, you'll understand why women self-edit, choose to be silent, and how to be heard. Elaine also helps us navigate professional settings to understanding how leaders can include those who are internal processors to make sure everyone can weigh in in a way that honors their communication style.

The conversation ends with actionable strategies for women to communicate authentically, set boundaries, and lead with impact. If you're ready to find your voice, express your ideas, and thrive personally and professionally, this conversation is a must-listen. Be sure to share it with your friends.

KEY TOPICS

· Discovering the Roots of Silence in Personal and Professional Life (0:00)

· Unpacking the Universal Experience of Learned Silence (5:32)

· Reclaiming Your Authentic Voice and Personal Agency (11:29)

· Strategies for Voicing Ideas in Professional Settings (24:09)

· The Courage of Apology and Generational Repair (35:01)

· Actionable Advice for Cultivating Your Unique Voice (46:40)

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