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If you're working on being more assertive, here's something that should help. Pick up your pen and I'll explain... Imagine the writing end of the pen is 'passive', and the clicker end is 'aggressive'. What you're going for, 'assertive' is probably somewhere in the middle. When you are practising assertiveness (and I think it is a practice) keep your pen handy and check in, where do I want to be on my pen in this interaction? Put your finger on that place and notice what that would be like in that interaction. Using an external physical prompt is powerful support - in this case the pen is mightier than the sword ?? For more help, listen to this podcast episode: https://lnkd.in/eKEmyvJB

If you like learning and reflecting on the way you approach your craft as much as I do, you’re gonna love this episode! Allison, Gabe, and I had the pleasure of chatting with Jessie Singer. If you don’t follow her, you need to. Trust me. Give it a listen, like, and subscribe (please and thank you ??) #changingthegame

In our latest podcast episode, episode 193, Chad Hayenga and Jim Jackson dive into the concept of 'accidental rewards' and how our reactions can unintentionally encourage unwanted behavior. Jim reminds us of the basis of our posture towards our children: 'Our kids are nested in grace, the grace of safety, the grace of love that is unchanging, unwavering, no matter how they behave.' Discover how to shift from frustrated reactions to genuine engagement and transform challenging moments into opportunities for connection and growth. Listen to the podcast here: https://lnkd.in/eXy-i-q9 #parenting #safety

I can't believe I am typing this, but the first episode of Barely Balanced is FINALLY out :) I NEVER in my wildest dreams imagined I'd have a podcast of my own. From the girl who was super shy to even ask a doubt in her class to the one who spoke in front of the camera, for everyone to see - it feels so surreal :") And to be honest, all of this wouldn't have happened if I hadn't started content creation on LinkedIn. LinkedIn helped me meet Shruti (the co-host) and also connected me with a community that supports me at every step (can't count the no. of messages I got about the podcast :")). So here it is, a dream I didn’t even know I had, coming to life. Episode 1 is live! (Link in the comments) Go check it out, and I hope it makes you smile, learn something new, or maybe even feel a little less alone in your own LinkedIn journey :) P.S.: would start bringing in guests from the 2nd episode, wanted the 1st one to be just us :P P.P.S.: feel free to give any suggestions for improvements. will try to work upon them :)

Are you like me who loves working out, it’s just who you are, it’s what you do? Or maybe you’re shaking your head and saying good for you, or I wish…. ? But here's the deal, it’s okay not everyone is cut from the same cloth. You might not need that strict regimen, and that's perfectly okay. Everyone is unique. ? Maybe you’re the person who needs built in accountability a coach checking your form or encouraging to go when you think you can’t. Maybe it’s knowing if you don’t show up for a class you will still have to pay. ? So, whether you're self-motivated like me or someone who thrives on having structure and accountability, this Fit Girl Magic podcast episode I have several solutions for you. If you want to hear them leave me a Y below.

Winter mornings can make sticking to a morning routine challenging—staying in bed and pushing the snooze button can be tempting. But, after waking up at 4:30 AM to start my day with purpose and set the tone, I know the benefits outweigh any temporary discomfort. For those looking to kick-start or refine their routine, I am sharing a few podcast episodes I used to develop my morning routine and increase my productivity throughout the day. What takeaways can you share to inspire and motivate others to establish their routines?

Have you ever shared a joke about pronouns, thinking it was harmless or even supportive? Many people don’t realize that jokes about pronouns, even when well-intentioned, can undermine the lived experiences of those who are fighting to be seen and respected for who they are. In my latest podcast episode, ? “Why Pronouns Aren’t a Punchline,” ? I talk about how humor can unintentionally hurt the very people we aim to support. So many of us participate in group settings where pronouns are shared, and it’s important to understand why it’s not the place for jokes. Watch the highlight reel to get a glimpse of what we discuss, then listen to the full episode to learn how you can be a more supportive ally. If this message resonates with you, please share it. We can help create spaces where everyone feels respected and seen.

How do you pitch yourself to be on a podcast without sounding sleazy? Well, after sending 380 pitches in 4 months, here’s what I’ve learned: Hosts don’t care about you. They don’t care about who you are, what you do, what you achieved, or what topics you like to talk about. And this is great news! It removes the pressure from you ?? You don’t need to awkwardly self-promote yourself. So, what do the hosts really care about? They care about themselves! They care about being cared about (by you and by others). They care about being valued and supported. Knowing this, here’s something you can implement today: Choose a podcast you’d really want to be featured on, and click “play” on the latest episode. Listen to the first 5 minutes (or more, if you want!) at 1.5x speed (or even 2x, if the participants speak slowly). Once you hear something that sparks your attention, write it down. This will be the intro to your pitch email! Say something like “I especially like when you said…”, and then quickly expand on how it impacted you. This simple step will completely remove the “sleaziness” out of your pitch, and make you stand out from all the spam hosts receive daily. Once I discovered this, I immediately received responses like the one in the image below. Yes, it takes longer than simply sending a templated email focused on you… But it feels so much better, and the results are incomparable. Cheers, Tiago "never feel sleazy again" Faria

What do Christy Carlson Romano, Lindsay Lohan, & Danielle Fishel have in Common? Could it be a genius “re-launch” strategy? These?child stars are reigniting their relationships with their audiences. But… How are they doing it? Podcasts. Step 1: Launch a podcast? Step 2: Relate it back to your childhood point of influence - “That’s so Raven” “Boy Meets World” “Kim possible”? Step 3: Share all of the behind the scenes from these on set moments, as well as updates on your life now And there you have it, an easy three step system to get grown adults excited to hear from their favourite childhood stars. Who do you think will be next to launch a pod, or more importantly who would you listen to? P.S. Fingers crossed it’s Hillary Duff.

I recently had the pleasure of being featured on 'The Syren Podcast' with my amazing friend and Host, Atli, discussing breakthroughs, procrastination, and self-doubt while navigating the creative process. Here's a snippet below. ?? Full Episode: https://lnkd.in/da_jcJzF Some key takeaways from the episode: ?? ?Embracing self-compassion in the face of self-doubt ?? ?Strategies for overcoming procrastination ?? ?The power of seeking support and community I'd love to hear from my LinkedIn community, what are your strategies on beating procrastination and self-doubt in both your personal and professional life, as well as tips on staying motivated and focused?