Thought Leadership
The Expert Trap: What Holds Women Back from Thought Leadership with Carol Cox: Podcast Ep. 241
You’re an expert in what you do: you have work experience, skills, knowledge, credentials, degrees. You’re well regarded as an expert in your field. You enjoy presenting and training in your area of expertise. Being an expert is great for attracting clients who need your specialized services and for doing workshops and conference breakout…
Read MoreMy Realization of What’s in MY Way to Thought Leadership with Carol Cox: Podcast Ep. 240
Is there something holding you back from your thought leadership? If so, it just might be the way through. In the episode from 2 weeks ago with Betsy Jordyn, we talked about Betsy’s realization, which she shared in her Thought Leader Academy graduation speech, that “What I thought was *in my way* to my thought…
Read MoreLeadership is about the Heart as much as the Head with Emily Rogers: Podcast Ep. 239
As a high-achieving woman and a left-brained/logical/analytical person, I’ve been perfectly comfortable living and working from my head. However, I’ve begun to realize over the past couple of years that leadership and coaching and, really, being human is about your heart. My guest is Emily Rogers, a high-achieving woman who has learned to tap into…
Read MoreWhat’s IN Your Way IS Your Way to Your Thought Leadership with Betsy Jordyn: Podcast Ep. 238
This is an incredibly powerful conversation about owning and telling our story and what it looks like to develop into a thought leader. My guest is Besty Jordyn, who is truly a brand whisperer. She has a magical ability to understand who her clients are at a deep level and help them position their business…
Read MoreThe Power of Being Vulnerable with Your Personal Story with Cyndi Shifrel: Podcast Ep. 237
I know from first-hand experience how hard and scary it can be to be vulnerable sharing a deeply personal story that reveals something that shows you’re not perfect. And I also know how incredibly powerful doing so can be. Not only for those who hear it, but for yourself. This is the journey that our…
Read MoreUsing One Story with Different Angles for Different Audiences with Chanta Wilkinson: Podcast Ep. 236
You know that including stories, especially personal stories, in your presentations is important to connect with and engage the audience. This is true whether you’re giving a keynote, a business presentation, or a training. Along with integrating various stories and examples throughout your presentations, you can also have one core story that illustrates your topic…
Read MoreCarol Cox on the Female Founders Breaking Boundaries Podcast: Thought Leadership as a Revenue Stream
One of the roles of a visionary is to focus on advancing the company’s vision and create the big relationships that will lead to growth. One way to do that is to turn your vision into a thought leadership platform so you can invite others to join you on the journey. Listen in as I…
Read MorePivoting Your Brand and Business into Thought Leadership with Marisol Erlacher: Podcast Ep. 235
Have you been getting the feeling that you’re ready to go bigger with your ideas and message? That you want to have a bigger impact and reach more people? This is what today’s guest, therapist Marisol Erlacher, started feeling last year, as she took part in conversations with other BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of…
Read MoreCarol Cox on the Sales Maven Podcast: Bringing Your Worldview Into Your Business
This podcast interview with Nikki Rausch, host of the Sales Maven podcast, got me to dig deep! You can hear the wheels turning in my head as Nikki uses her NLP expertise to ask insightful questions to get at how I bring my worldview into my business. How do you feel about sharing your worldview…
Read MoreHow to Create Content Using Your Authentic Voice with Ashleigh Rennie: Podcast Ep. 234
The best way to describe this episode is to share what my guest, copywriter Ashleigh Rennie, filled in when she scheduled our podcast interview: “When I was growing up in South Africa, the country was in the darkest days of the Apartheid. It was the 80s. Nelson Mandela had been in jail for twenty years.…
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