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Hustle & Flow is a weekly podcast for the women who run the world. Hosted by Heather Hubbard, a former attorney turned entrepreneur and strategist, you can expect bold takes, fresh perspectives, and advice that actually helps you run your business and life with more joy and ease.
2020 may seem far away but I'm already planning for it to be a breakout year. And you're invited to join me!
In today's episode, I finally get to unveil The 2020 Experience.
More than a mastermind, this transformational yearlong experience will support 32 high-achieving women ready to step up their game and go bigger in 2020. Whether you're an attorney, coach, speaker, physician, entrepreneur, or in another profession, if you're ready to chase after some big, crazy dreams, you're invited to join me on this rocket ship.
Here's what I'm sharing in this episode:
• What The 2020 Experience is and who it's designed for
• Why it's so unique (it's never been done before!) and how it's similar to and different from other mastermind programs
• A snapshot of the amazing women helping me lead the group (hint: you've probably heard them before on this podcast)
• All the nitty-gritty details including how to apply and time-sensitive offers
LINKS:
http://2020mastermindexperience.com/
http://instagram.com/heatherjoyhubbard
https://business.instagram.com/a/igtv
For More On Our Fearless Leaders:
https://www.hklaw.com/en/professionals/r/royal-erika
https://thehappylawyerproject.com/
Join me for the IGTV Summer Roadshow at http://instagram.com/heatherjoyhubbard
I'm constantly seeing posts by other women encouraging collaboration over competition. While I understand the sentiment, it furthers the stereotype that women shouldn't be ambitious or assertive. There is plenty of opportunity for us to compete and collaborate. If you ever worry about being perceived as competitive or if you think competition is a dirty word, this episode is for you!
Things I'm covering in this episode:
• Why women should compete – including against other women
• The double standard some women are unintentionally perpetuating that's holding us all back
• When to compete and when to collaborate
• Why the real focus should be around women supporting other women as opposed to promoting the concept of "collaboration over competition"
• How embracing your competitive side helps ALL women win
LINKS:
https://hbr.org/podcast/2019/05/when-women-compete
https://www.heatherjoyhubbard.com/podcast/personality-tests-for-lawyers/ (#16)
In today's episode, I'm answering a listener's questions about management issues. From training associates to managing the expectations of firm leaders, partners, and clients, there are so many nuggets in this episode. If you've ever wondered how to navigate managing others on a team, this is a must-listen!
Things you'll learn in this episode:
• What it's like to manage up and down at the same time
• Why you can't be a people-pleaser if you want to be a good manager
• The difference between a manager and a leader
• Why transparency is so important to be an effective manager or leader
• Best practices for giving feedback to associates, especially when they make mistakes
• How to handle clients who don't like someone on your team
Have a question you'd like me to answer? Email support@heatherjoyhubbard.com and I might just cover it in an upcoming episode.
LINKS:
https://www.heatherjoyhubbard.com/podcast/not-all-firms-or-companies-are-created-equal/ (#32)
Today's special guest Nora Riva Bergman is an attorney, frequent speaker and author of the amazing new book 50 Lessons for Women Lawyers - From Women Lawyers.
Things you will learn in this episode:
I was honored to write a lesson for the book, which was inspired from the most popular episode of this podcast. To meet all of the contributors and read an excerpt of her latest book, go to https://50lessonsforwomenlawyers.com/. You can buy a copy HERE.
LINKS:
Episode #8: Why Saying Yes Means Saying No
Other Books Mentioned in the episode:
Feel The Fear And Do It Anyway by Susan Jeffers
The Untethered Soul by Michael Winters
Meditations to Change Your Brain by Rick Hanson Ph.D. & Richard Mendius MD
Do you have big dreams but feel as though you have to downplay them in order to make those around you more comfortable? If so, this episode is for you! I've struggled with this most of my life and I believe there might be some listeners out there who can relate. If you're ready to step out in a big way, let me know!
Things you will learn in this episode:
LINKS:
Support@heatherjoyhubbard.com *Use Subject Line: Big Dreams
https://www.heatherjoyhubbard.com/podcast/the-fear-of-success/ (#120)
If you're a woman or minority, you've probably been added to a pitch team at the last minute. Whether expressly stated, you know you've been brought in as the "diversity add." While you might be grateful for the opportunity, it's difficult to stand out and shine when you're given less time to prepare and not included in developing the initial strategy. In today's episode, I'm sharing my best tips on how to handle these situations.
Things you will learn in this episode:
• Practical tips for making the most of an opportunity even when you're a "diversity add"
• Ways to be proactive so you can gain pitch opportunities as an integral part of the team (rather than as a token member)
• How to communicate your expectations, and options to consider if you don't get what you need
• Why you need to be in control of your career and decide what's best for you
This episode was inspired by a listener question. You know who you are – thank you for reaching out! If you have a question or topic that you'd like me to consider for an upcoming episode, please email support@heatherjoyhubbard.com!
We often talk about the fear of failure, but we rarely consider the fear of success, which can be just as paralyzing. When a podcast listener asked if I'd address this, I wanted to know more. She shared that she's been using the Life & Law PlannerTM and is now on track to reach her goals. Which is great, right? But the thought of reaching her goals is scaring her. She asked, "How do I deal with this fear?" I absolutely love this topic and can't wait to dig in!
Things you'll learn in this episode:
• Why we feel uncomfortable with too much happiness and success and start to assume something bad is about to happen
• What it means to hit an upper limit and the ways in which we self-sabotage our growth
• How success can create tension in our relationships or otherwise require us to show up in a new way
• What to do when you feel fear and anxiety related to your growth and success potential
LINKS:
** Explicit: This episode includes adult language. Just a heads up in case you're listening with little ones around. **
I try to avoid topics related to parenting because I've chosen not to be a mother myself. But because I know many of you deal with juggling being a lawyer and parent, I jumped at the chance to interview my mastermind sister, Heather Chauvin. She's the host of the popular podcast, Mom Is In Control, and coaches women on how to manage a busy career and family. Heather is a mother of 3 boys, stage 4 cancer survivor, and successful entrepreneur. How does she do it all? By managing her energy and priorities. Listen to the episode to hear how you can, too.
Things you will learn in this episode:
• What it took for Heather to finally listen to her body and to stop putting herself last
• The ways she shifted her perspective on parenting after making this major realization
• How Heather decided to make herself a priority and then reverse-engineered the process to get there
• The changes she noticed were happening in her life and business when she started focusing on herself -- as opposed to always focusing on others
• Tips to help you embrace and balance ambition and motherhood
LINKS:
http://heatherchauvin.com/blog
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzjNF_0VOUw * Dying To Be A Good Mother TEDx
I'm back!!!!! The podcast sabbatical is over and I'm excited to bring you a brand-new episode. To kick things off this month, I'm taking you behind-the-scenes and sharing what led to this six-week sabbatical and what I've been doing with the extra space I created in my calendar.
Things you'll learn in this episode:
• The two sides of hustle and how both can sneak up on you
• Why certain feelings and physical sensations are red flags that something is "off"
• Ways to identify when your goals and actions are no longer in alignment with your bigger vision
• How to create space in your life when you need to get clear on what's weighing you down
• Creative ways to move through feelings of uncertainty so you can identify the best path forward
• What I'm excited about this summer – and an invite to join me in the fun 😊
LINKS:
https://www.heatherjoyhubbard.com/podcast-directory/
https://www.girlattorneyleadershipconference.com/
support@heatherjoyhubbard.com
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