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Are you a new or aspiring woman leader that wants to make a successful leap into leadership? Do you want to grow your confidence AND your leadership abilities so that you can become the kind of leader that others WANT to follow? The Leadership Leap, with Lianne Picot, will help you get there! Lianne will interview leadership coaches, authors and experts as well as experienced leaders from across the world so that you can learn how to lead for now and the future. We will also talk about how organizations can get better at elevating women and preparing them for leadership positions that go ALL THE WAY up!
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In this special episode, Christina Sackefyio and Lianne will be talking about what it means when we say we don't want to be, or others tell us not to be 'political'.
This week’s episode is a storytelling takeover! We hear a lot about storytelling. And we talk a lot about data.
We often view humour as a strength in male leaders. The leader that can help people laugh together is heralded as a great leader.
‘Solution Focused Leadership’ is all about taking a ‘what works’, strengths-based approach to leading others.
We talk a lot about passion in leadership.
This week Tina de los Santos is back with Who Thought It Best? - the segment where we don't care what you wear, we care what you think! Tina will be sharing interesting and topical finds from curating great stuff for our social media.
Women working and leading in technology face challenges and barriers that are similar to other male dominated industries but there is also something unique about the culture of tech that too often excludes women from advancing.
Being a leader is not just about having title and the skill set. To be successful, you need to develop a leadership mindset too.
How we let people go matters. It leaves a lasting impression with the person that is impacted, their network, and within your own organization.
In this week’s show we will be chatting with Hammad Siddiqui about how to leverage Linked IN for career opportunities and developing your leadership network.
This week we have something special to share in our 'Who Thought It Best?' where we don't care what you wear, we care what you think segment.
Women often struggle to negotiate for better pay, a promotion or better conditions. It may be due to a lack of confidence and/or feel challenging in your work environment to advocate for yourself.
We often think of being brave as donning a cape or a uniform and committing daring acts in extreme situations. However, according to this week’s guest, bravery in leadership looks very different than the hero leader we are used to seeing.
Leadership extends beyond the role. It’s a way of being in the world, a commitment to creating something better for ourselves and others.
In this week’s show, Lianne will chat with Tina de los Santos, the Leadership Leap’s Communication Strategist, about thought leadership and current trends in leadership development.
Assertiveness is a key area that women often describe as a weak point. This can impact whether women are viewed as good leaders when they are in the position or can prevent women from being identified as potential leaders within organizations.
Non-profit Takeover! This week’s non-profit leadership episode is dedicated to leading from a place of thriving.
Women often worry about being ‘good enough’ to be a leader and too often hold themselves back from stepping into the role either within organizations or their own businesses.
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