Women Talk
Women Talk isn’t here to sugarcoat life — it’s here to help you navigate it.Hosted by Shelly Cammish, this podcast is for women who are ready to think differently, make smarter decisions, and take control of their careers, finances, and personal growth.We talk about the…
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Big Hat No Cattle (opens the original)
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What if the people who look the richest actually aren’t the wealthiest? In this episode of Women Talk , Shelly Cammish takes on the difference between looking rich and actually building wealth using the old expression “Big Hat, No Cattle.” The luxury car, bigger house, designer bag, private school and expensive vacation may tell you what someone spends—but they tell you very little about what that person is actually worth. Shelly shares what she wishes she had understood much earlier in her care
The Anxious Mind (opens the original)
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Do you ever feel physically exhausted but your mind simply won’t stop? You’re replaying yesterday’s conversation, worrying about tomorrow, running through your to-do list, checking notifications, and mentally managing everything and everyone around you. In this episode of Women Talk, Shelly Cammish explores why so many women struggle with mental noise, overthinking and rumination—and how our always-connected culture can make it even harder to find peace. Shelly shares 10 practical ways to get ou
Women at Work: Stop taking everything so personally (opens the original)
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Workplace conflict can feel personal—but what if you stopped attacking the person and started attacking the problem? In this episode of Women Talk, Shelly Cammish explores why we so easily internalize criticism, disagreement, and difficult workplace interactions, and how doing so can make problems harder to solve. When we attach a person’s character, intentions, or personality to the issue in front of us, we often become defensive, emotional, and focused on being right instead of finding a solut
Women at Work: Yes And (opens the original)
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Workplace disagreements don’t have to become personal. In this episode of Women at Work, Shelly Cammish explores how to separate yourself from the problem, stop interpreting every challenge as criticism, and approach difficult conversations with curiosity instead of defensiveness. Learn practical ways to stay objective, protect relationships, and shift from emotional reaction to strategic problem-solving—because strong leaders attack the problem, not the person. Relevant Links: GreenWell Solutio
Developing a Flexible Mindset (opens the original)
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In this episode of Women Talk, Shelly Cammish explores why a flexible mindset may be one of the most powerful tools you can build in life, leadership, career, relationships, and personal growth. The most adaptable person is often the most likely to reach their outcome — not because they force harder, but because they can pivot, reassess, and find another way forward. Shelly breaks down how rigidity can keep you stuck, why pivoting is not quitting, and how setbacks, delays, and closed doors can b
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