Welcome to the 200th episode of Women Leaders on the Move. Today we are celebrating a milestone that is about so much more than numbers. This episode is about honoring you, our listeners, and the incredible journey we’ve shared. It’s about stepping into your light, being unapologetically you, and redefining what it means to be relevant as women in leadership.

Two hundred episodes ago, this podcast began as a way to inspire women to lead authentically and unapologetically. Today, that mission feels more urgent and more relevant than ever.

This episode is dedicated to celebrating the lessons we’ve learned together and the powerful stories of women who are paving the way for others. Let’s reflect on these moments and what they teach us about stepping fully into our own authenticity.

Over the past 200 episodes, these are the top 10 shows:

1. Roz Usheroff: How to Make a Career Pivot: "Don’t be afraid to let go of what no longer serves you." Roz reminded us that courage and clarity are essential to embracing change and pursuing a new direction.
2. Dr. Alessandra Wall: Elevate Your Visibility: "You can’t inspire others if you’re hiding your own light." Dr. Wall’s episode challenged us to stop shrinking and start leading with confidence.
3. Natalie Benamou: BAM! Pivot to Purpose: Reflecting on my own journey, I shared, "Being authentically you isn’t just about professional success—it’s about aligning your work with your purpose and creating something meaningful." Purpose-driven leadership creates a ripple effect of impact.
4. Kendall Wallace: How Human Connections Transform Teams: "Teams transform when leaders show up as themselves." Kendall emphasized that authenticity fosters trust, collaboration, and growth.
5. Jennifer McCollum: Navigating the Rise to CEO "When you know your value, you walk into every room differently." Jennifer’s insights encouraged women to recognize their worth and step boldly into leadership.
6. Amy Scott: How Servant Leaders Bridge the Generation Gap: "When you’re curious, you’re going to listen differently and ask a very different type of question." Amy inspired us to lead with curiosity and empathy.
7. Meridith Elliott Powell: Lean In To Your Customers: "The human brain needs to be comfortable, which results in increased engagement and higher retention." Meridith’s advice emphasized the power of understanding and adapting to customer needs.
8. Dr. Ronicka Harrison-Briscoe: Mindset, Mentorship, and Making an Impact: "I’m successful with my diversities, not in spite of them." Dr. Harrison-Briscoe encouraged us to embrace our unique qualities as sources of strength.
9. Anjana Sreedhar: Empowering Women’s Health Outcomes: “Women deserve to access care that is safe, respectable, and clinically sound so they can live the lives they deserve.” Anjana shared how women’s health needs to have a new focus on well-being.
10. Raquel Daniels: Kindness Is A Key Component to Inclusion: "When we provide a platform to share those stories, we create shared humanity." Raquel’s episode showed us how storytelling and kindness foster inclusion.

Check out the full episode and show notes here: https://hercsuite.com/podcast-library/

Thank you for making this show a top 25 Women's Leadership podcast on Feedspot and for listening to our show!

Keep shining your light bright. The world needs you.

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Natalie is the host of "Women Leaders on the Move'', a top 25 Women's Leadership podcast by Feedspot. She is also the Founder of HerCsuite®, a powerful women's network with membership programs that advance women in the second half of their career. Natalie is also the President of HER HEALTHX, a nonprofit focused on improving health outcomes for women.

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