192: The Fearless Factor at Work

192: The Fearless Factor at Work

192: The Fearless Factor at Work

What if you could change the way you look at fear? Jacqueline Wales has a deep understanding of what’s behind fear…and the questions you can ask yourself to break through limiting beliefs and stories that may be causing you to play small in life. You’ll discover how to reframe your ideas about fear and failure so they serve you instead of hold you back.

Jacqueline developed a fearless approach herself after enduring, and then breaking away from, a nightmarish family to establish new patterns and find peace. She is now an author, keynote speaker, and trusted advisor to successful, high-achieving women. And she is an unwavering champion for being fearless.

In this conversation we talk about key ideas and questions from her latest book, The Fearless Factor @ Work, which I highly recommend, especially if you’ve ever allowed your fears to get in the way of speaking up or taking courageous action.

You’ll discover:

  • How Jacqueline defines fear and more specifically, fear in the workplace
  • The distinction Jacqueline makes between the stories we tell ourselves and the evidence for those beliefs
  • What she does to help clients play big when they’re used to playing small and holding back
  • Some of the messages that girls receive when growing up that don’t serve them as adults
  • The importance of self-compassion and self-love when you’re working to make a change

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029: The Veil of Leadership Shame: A New Trend

029: The Veil of Leadership Shame: A New Trend

029: The Veil of Leadership Shame: A New Trend

by Rozanna Wyatt

Have you ever taken on a new position and been tormented by self-doubts about your ability to succeed? My guest Rozanna Wyatt explains how pervasive this feeling is among leaders she coaches. She describes how she helps them uncover the real issues that create these doubts and move past them. Rozanna is founder of Wyatt Way Counselling & Life Coaching, and she works with clients globally to help them evolve into their best selves, both professionally and personally. Her insights in this interview are valuable for coaches and leaders alike.

You’ll discover:

  • The kinds of doubts that lead to imposter syndrome – and how they can negatively impact a leader’s performance
  • How to identify the root cause of a client’s leadership shame so you can provide the right coaching
  • Questions you can ask to discover the stories that clients may be telling themselves and believing, even though they aren’t true
  • Strategies for guiding clients to realize their actual qualifications and value so they move past self-doubt
  • What you can do to help clients strengthen their confidence by developing self-compassion

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