The Stephanie Show

Welcome to Season 3 of the Stephanie Show, a bilingual podcast created by international talents for international talents. In this episode, I will give you 10 ideas to help you stay productive while listening to a podcast. If you enjoy the podcast,  please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes.  It really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests and share the knowledge with more people. For Expert tips and past guests, please visit : https://www.stephanielinme.com/blog/categories/podcast Sign up for '' Global Minds"  newsletter  at www.stephanielinme.com to receive free tips and join the community! For questions/inquiries, please contact stephanielincoaching@gmail.com For sponsorship, please contact sponsorhips1616@gmail.com Discover my new book "Never Be Stressed Again - the 6 proven steps to boost your energy and improve your focus" Follow Stephanie : Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/Stephanielinme/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/StephanieL18

Welcome to Season 3 of the Stephanie Show, a bilingual podcast created by international talents for international talents. In this week’s episode of The Stephanie Show, I interviewed Bing Wu, Managing Director of Inossem Canada and he had some great advice on how SMEs start their digital transformation journey that you can find here:  https://www.stephanielinme.com/post/how-smes-start-their-digital-transformation-journey-with-bing-wu If you enjoyed this episode, please give a 5 star review and share it with a friend or 2 :) Be sure to subscribe at www.stephanielineme.com to receive exclusive tips and get instant access to our global community for free.

Welcome to the Season 3 of The Stephanie Show, a bilingual podcast created by international talents for international talents. Check out our Youtube Channel for more info : https://youtu.be/ToEvBvGcmUs Sign up on www.stephanielinme.com to receive exclusive tips for free and join the community!

Welcome to Season 3 of the Stephanie Show, a bilingual podcast created by international talents for international talents. In this week’s episode of The Stephanie Show, I interviewed Joey Ye, Senior Manager, Client Strategies at RBC (Royal Bank of Canada), and she had great advice on how to prepare for your international education journey and maximize your experience during & after the pandemic that you can find here: https://www.stephanielinme.com/post/how-to-prepare-for-your-international-education-journey-and-maximize-your-experience If you enjoyed this episode, please give a 5 star review and share it with a friend or 2 :) Be sure to subscribe at www.stephanielineme.com to receive exclusive tips and get instant access to our global community for free.

Welcome to Season 3 of the Stephanie Show, a bilingual podcast created by international talents for international talents. In this week’s episode of The Stephanie Show, I interviewed Stephen Choi , Co-founder of Hi Right Now, and he also shared some great advice on how to to build your network and develop meaningful relationships in a new place that you can find at www.stephanielinme.com. If you enjoyed this episode, please give a 5 star review and share it with a friend or 2 :) Be sure to subscribe at www.stephanielineme.com to receive exclusive tips.

Welcome to Season 3 of the Stephanie Show, a bilingual podcast created by international talents for international talents. In this week’s episode of The Stephanie Show, I interviewed Kevin Pereira, Managing Director of Blu Ltd, and he also shared some great advice on how to use AI to free yourself from busyness during the economic downturn in the time of pandemic that you can find at www.stephanielinme.com. If you enjoyed this episode, please give a 5 star review and share it with a friend or 2 :) Be sure to subscribe at www.stephanielineme.com to receive exclusive tips.

Sign up at www.stephanielinme.com to join the community and receive exclusive tips for FREE! Success is not a matter of luck. It requires consistent effort to cultivate certain habits that you will do daily. If you've ever wondered how to become an entrepreneur, how to build long-lasting business success, and how to find international career opportunities, you will love Julie's perspective. On this episode of The Stephanie Show, Julie shares the most important things she's learned from running her business and recruitment process. Julie is the president of BlueSky Personnel Solutions. Her company was recognized by Top Recruiter as the #1 recruitment agency in Toronto, and Julie was named the #3 recruiter in Canada. As an entrepreneur and recruiting veteran with over 20 years of experience, Julie is a trailblazer in her industry. She specializes in French/bilingual placements and works closely with business, HR executives, and job candidates. As such, she is able to offer unique insights into the strategies, nuances and psychology of the hiring process. In this episode, you will learn: - How Julie got started in business - The best ways to recruit talents - The most common mistakes job seekers make - Strategies for international job seekers - The 3 keys to running a successful business in the long term - Plus much more ...

Subscribe to the " Global Minds" Newsletter at www.stephanielinme.com ''Fifty or sixty years ago, the external boundaries were quite clear. But those all dissipated over time. The only anchor that you have is internal. And that comes down to discipline, for me it's spiritual, mental and physical discipline. '' -- Sheila Partrat Do you know that only grass-fed, cold-processed whey protein retain and provide all the powerful immune and health building benefits to your body? Do you know that adults need 1 gram of protein per kg of body weight? There's a direct connection between your health and the food you eat. In order to maintain balance and proper health, you have to get healthy from the inside out. By this I mean, paying attention to what you eat everyday. This is particularly important for busy working professionals, seniors and kids. On today’s episode of The Stephanie Show, I talk about the importance of food and wellness with Sheila Partrat, founder of Protelicous( www.Protelicious.com) Sheila Partrat, founder and managing director of Hong Kong-based Protelicious Ltd, an innovative health and gourmet food company that brings impactful yet simple solutions to the active driven urbanite. Sheila has been the force behind extending the reach of Protelicious’ signature immune and health building line of gourmet grass-fed whey protein blends from the traditional fitness sector, into health focused F&B establishments, Luxury hotels and Corporate Wellness sectors. Sheila is a graduate of University of McGill and has 25 + years of international experience in Canada, France & HongKong. In this episode, you will learn : - The science behind healthy eating and how to easily integrate it into our daily life - How did Sheila overcome various obstacles to solve the sourcing and logistic problems and her scaling-up business strategies - Tips for meal plans and morning/evening routines - Plus much more...

For additional resources and info, click at www.stephanielinme.com. Why does having flexibility mean more work? How can you build your network in a new environment? How can you stay energized and healthy when working long hours? These are probably the common challenges for people who start a new life in another country or city. If you're going solo, you may try even harder to build relationships, find opportunities and maintain your work-life balance. On today’s episode of The Stephanie Show, I talk about the strategies for starting your own business with a talented yet humble film director, Josiane Blanc. Josiane is a writer & director passionate about social issues and cultural interactions. Josiane's versatility allowed her to occupy a wide range of positions in Canada, Europe, South America and Africa. In 2016, she developed and directed for TFO Amazing Teenagers, a documentary webseries about exceptional teenagers who have distinguished themselves by their actions, inventions or community engagements. Selected for Black Women Film Canada's leadership program in 2017, Doc Institute's Breakthrough program in 2018 & winner of 3 prizes during UnisTV’s emerging director’s film competition. Josiane just completed the production of Tales of Ordinary Fatphobia, a documentary produced by the National Film Board of Canada (NFB). In this episode, you will learn: - What it takes to become a film director and producer - Three keys to starting a successful business - How to make friends and build your network in a new environment - Tips for staying healthy under stress - Plus much more...

Happy Holidays! Joyeuses fêtes! 节日快乐！ Courage is not an absence of fear. Courage is fear walking. For this special episode, I revisit conversations with Fadi Yaacoub, executive creative director of the Toronto Star, Roger Vandomme, Chief Data Scientist and Principal at SMC, and Elke Rubach, founder of Rubach Wealth. They all shared some very good advice for career, productivity, decision making & entrepreneurship as global leader. Learn how to face your fears and be a better leader in this episode. Sign up at www.stephanielinme.com to join the community of leaders for FREE :)

We all have ideas. If we don't put them into action, ideas are worthless. We all have dreams. If we don't give ourselves a chance to live your dreams, dreams are just illusions. What really separate top performers from ordinary people is the courage and consistency of execution. But where does the mentality of a successful entrepreneur come from? On today's episode of The Stephanie Show, I talk about growth mindset & learning through doing, with a multitalented entrepreneur, Viviane Salin. Viviane Salin is a French entrepreneur based in Singapore since 2006. After working in various industries, including events and music (she is also a violinist), she co-created La Petite Ecole with her husband. The Petite Ecole Group now provides French Bilingual Education for young children in Singapore, Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh. She also created an educational game for children, Dragon Whiz, that is available now in the Apple Store and Google Play worldwide. In this episode, you will learn: - Source of inspiration for her business - Advice and steps to starting a business when you don't have the expertise - Key competencies for preparing children for the future - Plus much more... For more info, please click www.stephanielinme.com

We spent our 20s working our way up, making a lot of efforts to gain that extra bit of responsibility, money or fancy-sounding title, but when 30 comes knocking, the chances are you've changed. Your goals and aspirations have moved in a different direction. Yes, it might feel a bit scary to switch things up but it's never too late to start something you truly want to be doing. Changing your career in your 30s takes grit and courage. Patience is key. You'll have to work hard, but more importantly work smart. Once you get where you want to be you will be thrilled with the pay off. On today's episode of The Stephanie Show, I talk about taking the long road and building a customer-centric business with a successful businesswoman : Elke Rubath. Elke is the founder of Rubath Wealth, a Toronto-based insurance and wealth management advisory firm. A lawyer by training, she is currently the Board Chair at Lycée Français de Toronto, a member of the Professional Advisory Council at SickKids Foundation, and a Co-Founder and Chair of Fashion Heals in support of SickKids. She previously served as Vice-Chair of the Breast Cancer Society of Canada and sat on the Board of Directors at the Toronto Parking Authority. In this episode, you will learn : - How Elke transitioned from a lawyer to financial professional and entrepreneur - How she learned 5 languages and developed her international career - 3 best pieces of advice for entrepreneurs - Her morning routines - Plus much more... For more info, please click : www.stephanielinme.com

How do you define success? At its root, success is liking who you are, liking what you do and being happy with your life. What does it mean to be a leader? Great leaders not only master their emotions and actions but also help others to be successful. Coaching is actually one of the most effective leadership styles that help people to grow and learn. Whereas mentors give out words of wisdom, coaches roll up their sleeves and get their hands dirty. They hold up a mirror so we can see our blind spots and they hold us accountable for working through our sore spots. Just like learning, leadership building and development is an on-going process. Your title makes you a manager, your people make you a leader. Be a smart giver, give your time and apply your gifts to help others be 1% better every day. In today's episode of The Stephanie Show ( also episode 1 of Season 2), I talk about top qualities of leadership and how to develop an effective and balanced leader with a Master Coach : Angie Pincin. Angie is a Canadian American executive & life Coach and founder of Coach People Inc. She brings 20+ years of international HR, leadership & OD experience. She runs her executive coaching & HR-OD consulting practice globally. In this episode, you will learn: - How Angie transitioned from a successful corporate leader to entrepreneur - The biggest challenges leaders are facing today - Essential tools for developing an effective and balanced leader - Organization and time management tips for frequent travelers - Plus much more ... For more info, please click and sign up at www.stephanielinme.com

We often define ourselves by what we do. I work in finance. I play piano. I create children's books. But there's a significant difference between a hobby, a job and a career. A hobby is something you enjoy doing. It keeps your life fun and interesting. A job is simply a task you do to pay the bill. It doesn't have to fulfill you. A career is a job that you're passionate about and that you love. Career is something where you're willing to make sacrifices and work extra hours. When we talk about career development, we should first try to find out what we're really good at and what we love doing. So how do we figure out what we're meant to do? It often starts with a process of self-discovery and it takes a lot of courage to make the first move. It's not easy. But it worth trying to figure out. On today's episode of The Stephanie Show, I talk about the power of passion and grit with an inspiring entrepreneur: Sebastien Gendron. Sebastien is the Co-founder and CEO of Transpod, a Canadian company dedicated to developing the next generation of ultra-high-speed transportation. He has 13 years of experience leading engineers at gloabl transportation manufacturers, including Bombardier, Safran S.A., and Airbus Group. In this episode, you will learn : - About Hyperloop technlogies - How Sebastien created his company and found his business partner - Recruitment criteria for Transpod - Productivity & Energy Management tips - Plus much more ... Tools mentioned : - For international businessmen/businesswomen, use a dual SIM phone ( e.g. Samsung) to take local calls from both countries. - Video conferencing : Zoom - G suite : Productivity and team collaboration tool For more info, please click and sign up at www.stephanielinme.com

Success = Belief + Determination + Open mind + Courage For additional info, please go to www.stephanielinme.com To be a great manager, you have to be a great coach. After all, the higher you climb, the more your success depends on making other people successful. That's why bring out the best in others and developing the teams is the fundamental building block of the organization. To succeed in the global economy today, we not only need to build a diverse workforce but also develop empathy and passion. On today's episode of The Stephanie Show, I talk about developing global leaders with Marketing and Media design expert : Fadi Yaacoub. Fadi is the executive creative director of the Toronto Star, the largest newspaper in Canada. He was born in Lebanon and went out of his way to build a successful international career. He has won and been shortlisted for multiple international awards. In this episode, you will learn : -Why a great leader is also a great conductor -Fadi's '' 3 seconds'' rule and other strategies for improving productivity and creativity -How to lead a balanced life -Plus much more ... Tools and books mentioned : App : Due https://apps.apple.com/us/app/due-reminders-timers/id390017969 WorkFlowy https://workflowy.com/downloads/windows/ Switch : How to change things when change is hard by Chip Heath & Dan Heath Sapiens :A brief history of humain kind by Yuval Noah Harari