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Women in traditionally male-dominated industries, such as tech, engineering, law and finance, face a difficult challenge. It feels like walking a tightrope between being respected vs. sounding bossy. Speaking up can be a challenge. Being heard when you do is even more of a challenge. If this sounds familiar, you need to join our conversation here on Speakers Who Get Results, hosted by Elizabeth Bachman, the go-to person for advanced level training in speaking, presentation skills, sales and leadership.
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Society puts us inside boxes and conditions us to be a certain way. Who we truly are gets muffled, and we struggle to speak out. It is time to break free from the bonds that keep us from being our authentic selves. In this episode, Vaneese Johnson, The Boldness Coach™, encourages us to be BOLD, to give ourselves permission to become who we are out loud daily. She breaks down what being bold means as well
People who aspire to lead must first learn how to be genuinely honest, transparent, and ethical. These are the core values of servant leadership. However, getting to that position means you have to be tested and prove yourself. In this episode, award-winning trailblazer Karen Valentia Clopton sits down with Elizabeth Bachman to share how true leadership is formed within a business, organization, or political society. Karen tells her story of demonstrating operational expertise and
As a leader, you want to practice intentionality. You want to give women or people of color a chance to speak. You don’t want to get money from people who don’t share the same beliefs as you. You want to invite everyone to have a seat in the room. You want to get intentional with everything you do, especially as a woman. Join Elizabeth Bachman as she talks with the Chief Growth Officer at
“It often requires more courage to dare to do right than to fear to do wrong.” – Abraham Lincoln. Courage is a quality a leader must have. Because a leader needs to have resilience and perseverance to overcome adversaries, in this episode, Amy Riley, the Author of The Courage of a Leader, dives into leadership and how to lead powerfully and effectively in stressful circumstances with courage. Amy also dives into the four pillars
If you know that you are right about something, don’t be afraid to speak up. It is not easy being the David in a world of Goliaths, but you have to fight for what you stand for. Don’t be afraid to find your voice. This is what today’s guest just did. Join Elizabeth Bachman as she talks to the author of Words Whispered in Water, Sandy Rosenthal, about how Sandy spoke out against the
Have you ever had to deal with someone who’s just making your job more difficult? Or worse, someone whose behavior is affecting your company’s reputation and performance? Today, Elizabeth Bachman is joined by emotional intelligence consultant Joie Seldon and trusted advisor and speaker Jacqueline Wales as they discuss the importance of seeing what’s right and wrong when it comes to workplace behaviors. Join us and learn some of the most common behaviors at work,
Are you a leader who strives but somehow feels like you’re still not being enough? Or are you someone who has something special—locked away and slowly fading? For today’s episode, Elizabeth Bachman is joined by The Resonance Coach founding director Cassandra Rix, who shares her story of how she lost her voice and learned the importance of taking care of the gifts you have. She also tells us how a true leader is one that has perception,
Have you ever felt like you’re not good enough to do something? Like you don’t deserve the success you’ve achieved? Well, you’re not alone. In this episode, Elizabeth Bachman sits down with media coach and marketing strategist Susan Harrow and shares with us what imposter syndrome is, how it’s becoming an epidemic, and how to actually overcome them. Tune in now and learn how to let go of those negative thoughts and start believing
“It is my unwavering belief that every one of us has a mighty woman inside.” This is what Lesley Michaels powerfully declares in this amazing episode. She believes in the voice we each hold inside that, too often, women are afraid to unleash. So Lesley calls us to be bold and audacious! She joins Elizabeth Bachman to stress this message as she shares with us her book, On the Shoulders of Mighty Women. Lesley offers a modern feminist’s
TEDx Talk is a worldwide known conference held to talk about “ideas worth sharing,” but is it really necessary to have or achieve? Well, if you want to be a speaker that gets results, then it definitely is! That is what we’re going to talk about in this episode with Joia Jefferson Nuri all about what TEDx Talk really is, why it matters, and how to get in it. Joia is an ICF Certified
Language is the primary means of communication for humans, and language is based on three pillars: vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. These pillars stand together to help humans understand each other. In today’s episode, Judy Ravin, the president and founder of Accents International, LLC, shares the role of English pronunciation for non-native English speakers in communicating and its function in our daily activities. Communication is the currency of our global economy because it can hold
Words such as belongingness, bias, diversity, equity, and inclusion are more than just fads. There is actual data on their tangible impacts on businesses and individuals at a large scale. Dr. Evelyn Carter is the President of Paradigm Strategy Inc., focusing on evolving and advancing the practice of diversity, equity, and inclusion. She joins host Elizabeth Bachman to discuss the science behind DEI and define what belongingness truly means within an organization. More than