The Balanced Leader: Merging Logic and Heart in Women's Leadership
Are you a woman in leadership feeling lost and frustrated in a male-dominated workplace? Do you struggle with confidence, assertiveness, and managing emotions in professional conflicts?
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99. From Leading Global IRONMAN Events to COMMANDing Her Next Level with Katie Svenson (opens the original)
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What happens when your identity expands beyond your title? In this episode, I’m joined by COMMAND member Katie Svenson, a global events expert with nearly two decades of experience working on major sporting events, from IRONMAN to FIFA. Katie shares her journey of expanding beyond the identity of being an Ironman employee, trusting herself through major life transitions, and stepping into a bigger vision for both her career and her life. Together, we explore the identity expansion that happens w
The Leadership Problem No One Talks About (opens the original)
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You’ve built a career most people admire. You have the experience. The track record. The seat at the table. And yet, in the rooms that matter most, you can still feel yourself calculating. Should I say it? How will this land? Am I being too direct? Do I need to explain more? You’re not unsure of your ideas. You’re calculating the cost of fully owning them. And at this level of your career, it can quietly cost you visibility, influence, and opportunities you’ve already earned. You don’t need anot
98. Why High-Achieving Women Overexplain: From Convincing to Convicted (opens the original)
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Have you ever walked out of a meeting thinking, “Why did I say so much?” You made your point, someone challenged it, and suddenly you found yourself explaining, defending, and repeating your perspective because you needed them to understand. In this episode, I’m exploring the subtle difference between convincing energy and convicted energy. High-achieving women often overexplain not because they lack knowledge or confidence, but because they become emotionally attached to getting someone else to
97. The Cost of Indecision: Why High-Performing Women Wait to Make the Move with Katy Nicholson (opens the original)
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What is Waiting Costing You? How long have you known it’s time to make a change, but kept yourself stuck in the space between deciding and acting? In this episode, I sit down with Command member Katy Nicholson to talk about what happens when high-performing women feel out of alignment but struggle to trust themselves enough to make the move. Katy shares her journey from spending years questioning whether to stay in a successful role to realizing that the energy she was spending on indecision was
96. Assertive Communication for Women Leaders: How to Speak with Conviction (opens the original)
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Have you ever said yes while your entire body was saying no? You know what you want to say, but you hesitate, over-explain, or soften your message because you’re worried about how others will respond. The challenge isn’t that you need better communication scripts. It’s that assertive communication requires something deeper: the embodied conviction to trust yourself, hold your ground, and stand behind what you say. In this episode, I explore why so many women struggle to communicate with convicti
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