Stay ConnectedThe Maison Gaton Podcast is for women who read and run things. Each week, attorney, author, and certified life coach Judith Gaton talks about personal style, identity, creativity, leadership, and the interior lives of women who refuse to be just one thing.
If you’re a high-achieving woman looking for a podcast that takes you seriously, welcome home.
Come for the style. Stay for everything else.
New episodes every week. Find the full Maison Gaton collection at maisongaton.substack.com.
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On this week's episode of the Style Masterclass Podcast, we're talking fragrance 101. Believe it or not, perfume was one of the areas that saw gross during the pandemic.
You'll learn:
No matter what your daily routines look like, finding fragrances that you love can make a huge difference. I'll break down the different types of fragrances, how to choose one and how to use it in a way that makes it last!
On this week's episode of the Style Masterclass Podcast, we're talking about five more places (besides your closet) that you may want to spring clean.
You'll learn:
You deserve a fresh, clean space. Make sure the things in your space are items you're actually using that are serving a purpose. It will make all the difference.
On this week's episode of the Style Masterclass Podcast, I have a very special treat for you, special guest Kara Loewentheil. We're having a unique discussion surrounding maximalism.
You'll learn:
Kara Loewentheil, J.D., is a Master Certified Coach, Host of the top-rated podcast UnF*ck Your Brain, and creator of The Clutch: A feminist mindset revolution. A graduate of Yale College and Harvard Law School, she did what every Ivy League feminist lawyer should do: Quit a prestigious academic career to become a life coach! Her Jewish parents have almost recovered; the fact that she built her business from zero to seven figures in three years didn't hurt. Five years after leaving the law she has taught thousands of women how to identify the ways that sexist socialization impacts their brains, and how to literally rewire their thought patterns to create true authentic confidence from within. Her podcast, UnF*ck Your Brain, which combines evolutionary biology, cognitive psychology, and feminist theory in concrete and practical teachings and tools, has more than 12 million downloads. In 2019 she launched The Clutch, a feminist coaching community aimed at spreading the feminist mindset revolution across the globe. Since then thousands of women have joined and learned how to overcome insecurity, anxiety, imposter syndrome, people-pleasing, and their dependence on external validation. Kara specializes in teaching a step-by-step system that identifies and removes internalized oppression and creates new and unshakeable self-confidence. Because true self-love is a radical act for women, and because women who love themselves are women who change the world.
Website: https://unfuckyourbrain.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/karaloewentheil/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/karaloewentheil/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/redesignyrmind
On this week's episode of the Style Masterclass Podcast, I have the next episode of the Shit My Mama Said Series. Today's episode has a very special guest, fellow coach, Lisa Hatlestad. You'll learn:
Lisa is a master life coach for heart-led women in the personal and spiritual development community who want to dispel conditioned identities and ways of being that have limited - even silenced - them, but fear how that liberation will impact them and upset others. Lisa works with her clients on the mind, energetic, body and spiritual level to support them in moving through the fear and toward their own soul-aligned lives and practices.
As the host of the Prairie Visionary Soul podcast, Lisa brings light and compassionate and authentic humanness to common and not-so-common personal and spiritual development topics, practitioner experience, and our own healing work.
Website: https://www.lisahatlestad.com
Prairie Visionary Soul podcast: https://podcast.lisahatlestad.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisa_hatlestad/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lisa.hatlestad
On this week's episode of the Style Masterclass Podcast, I have the next episode of the Shit My Mama Said Series. Today's episode has a very special guest, fellow coach, Lee Koles.
You'll learn:
Dr. Lee Koles is an industrial/organizational psychologist, career strategist, certified life coach and certified CliftonStrengths coach. Lee is the founder of CareerSequel, where she helps people bridge their career gaps to land flexible, meaningful work they love. Lee also hosts the weekly "CareerSequel: The Return to Work Podcast", sharing job search tips and strategies - everything from deciding what you want to do, networking (without hating it), resume and LinkedIn strategy, building confidence and acing interviews. Lee is a firm believer that everyone deserves to find a job that fits their life.
On this week's episode of the Style Masterclass Podcast, I'm talking about finding your fierce. This is based on an exercise I learned from an amazing coach, Martha Ayim. I recently did a modified version of this for my Style Masterclass group, I'm giving you the shortened version on today's episode.
You'll learn:
Let this exercise really become a part of who you are and if you're ready to keep going with this process, find your personal style, get some love and coaching, join us in Style Masterclass. You can learn more at judithgaton.com/style-school.
On this week's episode of the Style Masterclass Podcast, I'm talking about the two kinds of courage. The first one will be familiar, but on the second one, we're going to dive into how we can use it to find our personal style.
You'll learn:
You do not have to grin and bear it my friends. Start to practice the courage beforehand, no to fashion trends, no to things that mess with physical diagnoses you may already have, and no to well-meaning people that want to define for you what it means to be professional or stylish. Go to judithgaton.com/style-school to find out more about how we can find your signature style.
On this week's episode of the Style Masterclass Podcast, I have the eighth episode of the Shit My Mama Said Series. Today's episode has a very special guest, Army Veteran and life coach, Kelley Forsberg.
You'll learn:
Kelley is an Army Veteran & Life Coach. She is on a mission to help Veterans live the Civilian lives of their dreams. She believes that a service member's potential for greatness and fulfillment doesn't have to end with their service.
Kelley has compiled her military experience with her love for helping people become the best versions of themselves in order to create a process where Veterans can thrive and make lasting change in their lives.
On this week's episode of the Style Masterclass Podcast, I have the seventh episode of the Shit My Mama Said Series. It's all about the advice we got surrounding clothes growing up, with a very special guest, who even coaches other moms, Jodi Schilling.
You'll learn:
Jodi Schilling, MS.Ed, and host of The Good Mom Podcast (ranked #8 on The Top 80 Mom Podcasts of 2021), is an LCS certified life coach, school behavior analyst, and mom of 4. Jodi shows moms how being true to who they are must come first and then every behavior problem after that can be solved by identifying the human need that's being expressed. On her weekly podcast, Jodi shares anecdotal stories of the good, bad, and extra hard parts of mom life with extra challenges and the ways she deals with all of it with her neurodiverse, but also fun family. Jodi also hosts bi-monthly Mom Zoom Nights where moms at any stage hang out and talk about the hot mom topic of the week in a judgement-free space. You can learn more, RSVP for the next Zoom Night or follow Jodi here @goodmomcoach on Instagram.
https://www.goodmomcoach.com https://www.Instagram.com/goodmomcoach https://www.facebook.com/goodmomcoach
On this week's episode of the Style Masterclass Podcast, I'm giving a little bit of a personal story and share with you where I am in the process.
You'll learn:
We're all still human. There's a place where we're naturally comfortable but there's friction between this and a longing and desire to switch things up and show up differently, whatever that means to the individual. Let's work through that together.
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