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The Power of Peacefulness: Leading with Calm, Confidence and Clarity

Leading with Calm and Clarity, a podcast for professional women who want to lead with purpose, emotional intelligence, and inner peace.

Podcast · By Sharon T McLaughlin MD FACS · American English · Official site

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Sep 19, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 19, 2026

    Should You Use Your Real Name or a Business Name? A Physician's Guide to Brand Identity (opens the original)

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    Should You Use Your Real Name or a Business Name? A Physician's Guide to Brand Identity Should your business live under your own name, or a separate brand name? On this episode of The Female Physician Entrepreneur , Dr. Sharon McLaughlin breaks down the psychology and research behind personal branding for physicians and women in leadership — why doctors rank as the #1 profession Americans trust most when it comes to personal branding, how search engines reward name consistency, and why "gravitas

  2. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    How to Build an Online Course With No Audience | (opens the original)

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    How to Build Your First Online Course — Even If Nobody's Following You Yet You don't need 10,000 followers, a bursting email list, or a "perfect" personal brand to build a course that sells. In this episode, Dr. Sharon McLaughlin breaks down a step-by-step framework for turning years of hard-won clinical and leadership expertise into a real, sellable course — starting with the one question most people skip: what problem are you actually solving? Whether you're a physician thinking about your fir

  3. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    Dealing With Slackers at Work: How to Set Boundaries Without Doing Everyone Else’s Job (opens the original)

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    Are you tired of being the person who always picks up the slack at work? You finish the report, take the meeting notes, follow up on unfinished tasks, fix the presentation, and step in when someone else misses a deadline. But sometimes the person avoiding the work isn't actually lazy. They may be highly motivated—they simply don't want to spend their time on the administrative or “grunt work” that still needs to get done. In this episode, we explore how women in leadership can address unequal wo

  4. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    What Are Your Gifts? How to Discover Your Strengths, Purpose & Unique Talents (opens the original)

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    What Are Your Gifts? How to Discover Your Strengths, Purpose & Unique Talents Have you ever stopped to ask yourself, “What are my gifts?” We often recognize the talents and strengths of everyone around us while overlooking our own. And sometimes our greatest gifts aren't the ones that appear on a résumé. They are the quieter qualities we bring to our relationships, careers, leadership, and everyday lives. Inspired by the August 9 reflection Calling Forth Our Gifts in Sarah Ban Breathnach's Simpl

  5. Episode · Aug 1, 2026

    How to Use AI to Improve Communication at Work (opens the original)

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    Managing team alignment, hybrid meetings, and endless messaging can feel exhausting. But artificial intelligence isn't just about automation—it’s your secret weapon for becoming a more empathetic, clear, and effective leader.In this episode, we unpack how executives and team leaders can strategically **use AI to improve communication at work**. Learn how to eliminate "office housework," facilitate equitable meetings, and build cross-functional trust—all while saving valuable hours every week.🎧 I

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