The Rising Boss Podcast

This podcast episode is about imposter syndrome and how to overcome it. Catherine, a career coach, shares her experience of working in male-dominated industries and how she learned to overcome her own self-doubt. She also offers advice on how to build confidence and take steps towards your goals.Here are some key topics discussed:Imposter syndrome is a common feeling of self-doubt that can hold you back from achieving your goals. But how do you manage it?How to overcome your lack of confidence Why doing a good job is just 10% of career success How to stand out as a woman in the corporate worldConnect with Catherine:LinkedIn:  www.linkedin.com/in/catherine-edenboroughWebsite: https://edenboroughcoaching.co.uk/Resources:Got Promoted. Now What? - guide to starting a new roleWhy the work is only 10% of your success - guide to what really matters for career progressionWork with Catherine:The First 100 Days – get set up for success in your new leadership role.   I work with you 1:1 during the first four months of a new job, ensuring you stay focused, deal with nerves, navigate through early challenges, and make a great start at your best. Prices from £1500.Mastering the Transition – want a focused hour on preparing for your new role?  Get clear on your action plan for the first weeks, set priorities, and feel at your best as you begin.  This is a single 60-minute 1:1 session tailored to your needs.  Price £195.For more information, email catherine@edenboroughcoaching.co.ukIf you'd like to reach out or work with us, feel free to email hello@risingbosspodcast.com 

In this very fun and interesting episode, I sat with Oana Leonte - Marketing Director for PUMA Accessories. We spoke about some of our personal and career experiences that made us who we are today and delved into so many different topics about our childhood, climbing up the career ladder and our definition of success.We tackled:- being an introvert and moving around as an expat - how family and culture influence our future- taking personal and career risks - definition of success- what makes you a good marketer?- growing responsibilities and how to manage them - what is leadership and what makes one a good leader?- self-reflection: message to your younger self If you want to know more about Oana, you can check out: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/oana-leonte/?originalSubdomain=dePodcast: https://www.theunmtchd.com/

In this exciting new episode, I sat down with Relationship Master Coach, Teresha Young to unpack the complexities of today's relationships. While we're all trying to just thrive in our careers, we may sometimes struggle to find real relationships as social media expectations and an influx of information out there can get a bit overwhelming. Today, we talk about:How do shift the way we look at relationships?What is self-love?What are attachment styles?Men and Women: Difference in relationship perspectives Learning about the 5 love languages4 Steps on how to get better at relationships Teresha Young is an accredited and certified Relationship Master Coach, who primarily helps single and coupled-up professional and entrepreneurial women to confidently receive and achieve a loving relationship where they feel secure, alive, and in their feminine energy (S.A.F.E.™).Based in the UK with a global business, she has over 16 years experience of in developing, coaching, and mentoring individuals, showing thousands of women how to find a deeper understanding of themself, to set themselves up for dating and relationship success.She is regularly invited as a guest speaker and to share her expertise in publications, on the topic of dating and relationships. Her relationship and coaching articles have been featured in online publications such as Thrive Global, TUT.com ("The Universe Talks"), the 'International Coaching News' (iCN), 'The Ladies Coach' and 'Couples Learn.'In March 2022, she launched her very own podcast: 'REAL-ationship Talk: The Podcast', where she has an open, non-judgemental, heart-to-heart conversations about love, self-love / self-care, dating, and relationships with special guests.Connect directly with Teresha here: Website: https://tereshayoung.comYouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/tereshayoung Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TereshaYoungRestylerLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tereshayoung Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tereshayoung Twitter: https://twitter.com/tereshayoungEmail: letsconnect@tereshayoung.comIf you want to reach out to me, feel free to hit us up at hello@risingbosspodcast.com 

On this episode, we're back with our previous guest, Joshua Paz, GrowSari's Head of Commercial where we talk about:How the fastest growing Start up in the Philippines, Growsari, serves its customersBusiness Trends in the Philippines What you consider the most when starting a business How to communicate to your target audience4Ps of Marketing and why they are importantMarketing VS Branding What to do when you fail How to get business advices If you're looking to start your own business, listen to this episode as we give practical and relatable tips that you can easily follow. We have enjoyed having this conversation so we hope that it can be useful for you and your business. Should you be interested in reaching out to our guest, you can follow Joshua on LinkedIn, or you can reach out to him through joshuapaz@gmail.comFollow us on any of the major streaming platforms you use and on Instagram @risingbosspodcast You can also reach out through hello@risingbosspodcast.com 

In today's episode, we are so glad to have Mywave App's CEO and Founder, Amira Sahraoui on the show to talk about the early days of her career which led her to her entrepreneurial journey in building a social audio application. We talked about her upbringing, what inspires her to wake up, her thoughts on social media, and ultimately why it was important for her to create Mywave and the difference it hopes to make in people's lives. There are so many interesting parts of our conversation that I hope you will enjoy and learn from. She is a young and ambitious leader which is inspiring especially in the field of Tech and Digital where it's heavily dominated by men. Her perspective gives such a refreshing take on finding purpose through work and using it as a tool to make a difference in the world - which honestly is a reflection of what Mywave is today. If you would like to know more about the Mywave app, feel free to visit their website through joinmywave.com or follow them on Instagram through @joinmywave. If you would like to reach out to us, feel free to shoot us a mail at hello@risingbosspodcast.com

In this episode, I'm so excited to be joined by one of my OG influencers growing up -- the one and only Style Diplomat, Ms. Liz Dumdum! For our conversation on The Ground Podcast, we talked about her experiences while she was studying abroad. Facing discrimination, making friends out of your own nationality, explaining yourself to others and What's filipino food like? -- all that and more on this episode! To know more about Liz, listen up or follow her on IG that's @lizdumdum. If you want to reach out and suggest a topic or just want to show some love, feel free to write to me at thegroundpodcastbym@gmail.com!Cheers you guys! 

For tonight's episode on my podcast's newest series entitled "Conversations on The Ground", this will be the first time I'm having somebody on the show. I haven't released an episode in a looong time and I'm quite excited for you guys to listen to this really fun episode because as you know, on The Ground Podcast, we talk about everything and anything under the sun! Me and my guest, Frank, will be talking about the dating life as an expat, our potential partners' must-have qualities, our take on friends and family having a say on our future baes, deepest relationship scars and how we have learned from those and made us who we are today. Eavesdrop in this really fun and candid conversation and hopefully learn a thing or two about handling past hurts and overcoming them to be the person that you ought to be. If you have any stories you want to share, topics you want to be covered on the show or even want to be my next guest, write me up on thegroundpodcastbym@gmail.com  Cheers you guys!

For today's episode, we are going to be talking about the differences between working in a Startup company and a big established organization. We're joined in by Joshua Paz, Head of Commercial for GrowSari, one of the most promising start-up companies in the Philippines. Here, we talked about: His experiences: Early career - from landing his big corporate gig to now working for a start-up company Factors to consider when changing jobsWhat made him work for a start-up?Pros and Cons of working in a huge conglomerate vs in a young businessWhy going to big corporations isn't the only choice to succeedPersonality Traits or Characteristics you should have to fit in a start-up Tips and Advice for those who would like to explore the start-up life If you would like to reach out to Joshua for any advice, get in touch with him through LinkedIn. Click here. Watch out for the next season of The Rising Boss Podcast! If you are interested to be a part of the show or would like to reach out for sponsorship or collaboration, feel free to reach out to me via hello@risingbosspodcast.com Catch ya later, boss! 

In this episode, we spoke to Life and Mindset coach Alex Rudnicka about having the importance of having a healthy and positive mindset and how it can help you live a more successful life. We had such an emotional and interesting discussion as we talked about:Alex's earlier years - growing up in Poland and moving into the UK The interesting struggles she went through in a new country Looking into your upbringing and getting out of autopilot How to deal with difficult situations and failures Why hard work matters - acquiring skills as you follow your dreamsDealing with Imposter SyndromeThe transition from employee to being an entrepreneur Mindset during the hard times How positive mindset can lead you to success - what is a mindset?Having a good relationship with yourself - be kinder to your inner child Recognizing your self worth To reach out to Alex, you can click HEREFollow her on Instagram @alex_rudnicka If you want to be a part of the show, feel free to reach out to me through hello@risingbosspodcast.com 

On this episode, we are so lucky to be joined in by Sheena Yap Chan - a keynote speaker, coach, podcaster, consultant, and author on building self-confidence. She currently inspires women through her award-winning podcast called The Tao of Self Confidence where she interviews Asian women about their inner journey to self-confidence. She is also the co-author of the International bestselling book Asian Women Who Boss Up. We spoke about: Sheena's journey - how she started her podcast and her current purpose of empowering other Asian women Being an Asian woman and how to overcome our strugglesAsian women stereotypesHow to build self-confidence - small ways you can do and knowing that you're not alone Taboo conversations - Mental Health & DEI - why it's important to speak about it in the workplace Tips and advice for Asian women on how to deal with mental health and self-confidence To purchase Sheena's book - Asian Women who Boss up, visit her website: HERE If you have any questions, topic suggestions or you want to collaborate with me, feel free to write to hello@risingbosspodcast.com Catch ya later, boss! 

This is the 2nd installation for my 3-part series on how to jumpstart your expat life. For this episode, I will be talking about my experience so far in Italy. A lot of you have also asked me how I moved to Italy and how life is like and I'd like to be able to share with you:1) How I moved from Dubai to Italy - the process 2) Culture Shocks - Language, Government System, Unnecessary Taxes, People 3) Italian Lifestyle 4) What I love about Italy - Food, Scenery 5) Realizations - Being a Filipino in Italy, Humbling Experience These are just some of my experiences and observations so far.... Probably too early for me to give conclusions since I've only been here for a few months but it has been a life-changing experience. If you have any other questions and was not able to cover here, feel free to reach out to me at hello@risingbosspodcast.com Catch ya later, boss!

I have been getting a lot of messages on how life is like in Dubai. Working in Dubai for 5 years, I want to be able to share some insights to those of you who would like to explore this international city. As part of a 3-part series on "How to jumpstart your expat life" covering Dubai (UAE), Italy and UK, for this episode, I'll be sharing with you straightforward answers to FAQs for those who are looking to move out of their home countries. On this episode, I covered the below points: Why did I go to DubaiHow to land a job, what’s the process likeWork life in DubaiSalaries and the tax free life4 day work weekDubai Lifestyle - Is it expensive there?AccommodationFood TransportationSome misconceptions about DubaiTips and Advice - in general not just for Dubai but expat life in generalI hope they would be useful for you all and if you have other questions, feel free to hit me up on hello@risingbosspodcast.com Some websites for you to help find a job in UAE:https://ae.indeed.com/jobs-in-Dubai?vjk=648856cc9863a68bhttps://www.dubaijobs.nethttps://www.gulftalent.com/uae/jobs/city/dubaihttps://www.naukrigulf.com/jobs-in-dubaihttps://www.bayt.com/en/uae/jobs/jobs-in-dubai/Good luck boss! 

Hey guys! Haven't done an episode in a looooong time but I am so glad to be back! For this episode, it's something that a lot of you have been requesting for me to cover and I feel like whether you're single, in a relationship or currently actively seeking or looking for a relationship, this topic would relate so much to y'all.I've got a very special guest with me, (so lucky to be joined in by) Lily Walford, an international relationship and dating coach, who helps professionals date safely and and successfully. During our conversation, Lily covered so many interesting and helpful points that ANYONE should be carefully considering when in a relationship or seeking for a partner. We discussed: Dating as a professional and how the corporate world affects relationships The 4C's of relationships - Compatibility, consideration, communication and collaboration Importance of knowing yourself and your partner's long term goalsSelf love and how it contributes to lead you to have a successful relationship Where to find love as a professional - Online apps? Church? Library? .....All that and more on this super fun episode!Lily also shares what they have been working on - a program that can guarantee people to find 'The One' in 6 months or less. To know more about what and how they do it, visit: https://www.lovewithintelligence.comYou can also follow Lily on LinkedIn by clicking HERE, in case you wanted to reach out to her. Hope you guys will enjoy this episode as much as I did! Catch ya later, boss! 

This episode is all about keeping your authentic true self in a diverse workplace.  Our guest,  Beatrice Kabutakapua, is a storytelling coach determined to help women of color entrepreneurs feel confident, give back to the community while being original and their clearest, most creative, true selves. In a world full of prejudice and as people of color, how do you navigate through the workplace? What habits or mentality should we put ourselves into and practice in order to overcome these negativities?  All that and more in this episode!If you want to know more about Beatrice and would like to reach out to her, click on the below links to connect: Beatrice's LinkedIn ProfileBeatrice's Website Beatrice's TwitterOn the other hand, if you want to reach out or collaborate with me, please feel free to reach out through hello@risingbosspodcast.com Catch ya later Boss! 

Litebulb Media Digital Marketing Agency Founder, Michael Winter, joins us to discuss why you should learn a thing or two about digital marketing even if you're not in marketing. In this episode, we covered: - Michael's journey from being a civil engineer to becoming his own boss - (2) Two (of the many) reasons why it's important to learn Marketing - How to differentiate your brand/products from the competition- How to drive customer interest - Thinking about the customer journey and how it has changed in the last few years - Litebulb Media's 30-day challenge (Get your site's first 1000 visitors)It's my first time to talk about what I actually do for a living (full time) so I'm so excited for you guys to listen to this episode. Grateful to have Michael on the show too and share with you all some tips that are helpful for you to grow your brand/talent/hobby. If you want to reach out to Michael and learn more about what they do, check out Litebulb Media's website: https://www.litebulbmedia.comor you can also reach out to him through Twitter that's @Litebulbmedia or through his email michael@litebulbmedia.com Catch ya later, boss!

This topic's really close to my heart so to be able to share this conversation with somebody who's just as passionate about this topic was really awesome! I've been lucky to have this discussion with Kevin McAlister, Lift Your WellBeing's Founder. In this episode, we talk about how to deal with mental health struggles in the workplace, the importance of relationships/friendships at work, and some tips/adjustments in our habits that can help us improve our mental health -- even the small things count! We also talked about how leaders in organizations can make sure they look after their own well-being and most especially, how they can make sure their team and employees are provided with support and feel safe and secure in their work environment.  To reach out or get in touch with Kevin and know more about their wellbeing app, visit: https://www.liftyourwellbeing.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-mcalister-liftyourwellbeing/Instagram: @liftyourwellbeingYoutube: Lift Your Wellbeing ChannelFor any other inquiries, comments or collab opportunities, feel free to get in touch with me through hello@risingbosspodcast.com Catch ya later, boss!

London-based internal recruiter and Coffee with a Recruiter Podcast Host José Marchena joins us to discuss how to prepare for interviews and negotiate job offers. He also gives us a ton of insights from a recruiter's perspective so if you're somebody going through interviews or facing counter offers from different companies (either at the beginning of you picking a job or in the middle of moving to another company), tune in to learn how you can communicate and get your way around (somehow) tough conversations with an HR/Recruiter/ Hiring Manager.If you want to reach out to José for career advice or tips, and if you want to listen to his podcast, visit the the below links:https://www.linkedin.com/in/josemarchena/https://anchor.fm/coffeewitharecruiter/If you have any comments, questions or want to collaborate with me, please feel free to reach out to hello@risingbosspodcast.com Catch ya later, boss!

In this episode, Career Strategist Laura Biclea joins us in answering some of the frequently asked questions for those who are just starting out in their careers and even for those who are already in the middle of their careers. As a rising boss, we gotta make some time to figure out what we want to be and how we want our career to look like. But of course, along the way, our interests will change and maybe it won't go the way we planned it. Laura will be sharing a ton of advice to help you prepare and jump-start your new career and even give you tips on how to know when it's time to move on. All that and more on this episode. Hope you guys enjoy this and learn as much as I did. If you want to reach out to Laura for more career tips & advice, follow her on Instagram and LinkedIn: www.instagram.com/laurabicleahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/laurabiclea If you want to reach out to me or know more about our upcoming guests, check out @risingbosspodcast on Instagram or write me at hello@risingbosspodcast.com Catch you later, boss! ;)

Formerly hosting the Ground Podcast, I've finally decided to focus on workplace matters especially for people my age or ethnicity, where sometimes we feel like we don't have a voice. The Rising Boss podcast is all about celebrating diversity and overcoming adversities and answering every millennials' hows and whys in the workplace. Stay tune to the Rising Boss podcast, with me, Maria, and our guests in the upcoming episodes. If you want to reach out or work with me, send over some love through hello@risingbosspodcast.com!Catch ya later, boss ;)

Raw and real episode:Year-end realizations, remembering my good friend Carlo and tips for reflection time. Excuse me for my short breaths, btw.Feel free to write me at thegroundpodcastbym@gmail.com