Stay ConnectedWinning Season is The Podcast for women leaders who work in male-dominated industries—hosted by the bestselling author & Founder of ZeroGap.co Jacqueline V. Twillie.
On the show, you’ll learn tools and strategies that help women enhance their leadership blueprint and embrace their power to be effective in work and life. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
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Summary
In this episode of Winning Season, host Jacqueline Twillie shares her journey of writing her first book, 'Navigating the Career Jungle.' She discusses her challenges, the importance of resilience, and the lessons learned along the way. Jacqueline emphasizes the value of mentorship, networking, and the need to embrace authenticity in professional settings. The episode inspires underrepresented leaders in male-dominated industries, encouraging them to own their accomplishments and share their knowledge with others.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Resilience and Writing Journey
02:46 Finding Confidence and Sharing Knowledge
05:33 Networking Strategies and Authenticity
08:44 The Importance of Mentorship and Growth Mindset
Summary
In this episode, Jacqueline Twilley discusses the impact of microaggressions in the workplace and offers strategies for resilience and leadership. She defines microaggressions, shares personal experiences, and emphasizes the importance of recognizing and addressing these subtle forms of discrimination. The conversation highlights coping strategies, the role of leaders in fostering inclusivity, and the importance of open dialogue in creating a supportive work environment.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Understanding Microaggressions in the Workplace
02:48 Personal Resilience and Coping Strategies
06:13 Leadership Strategies for Addressing Microaggressions
11:59 Navigating Conversations About Microaggressions
15:50 Creating an Inclusive Work Environment
Summary
In this keynote speech, Jacqueline discusses the importance of resilience in leadership, introducing the Latte method as a framework for aligning values and actions. She emphasizes the need for leaders to anticipate challenges, cultivate a growth mindset, and maintain open communication with their teams. The AHA framework is presented as a tool for self-reflection on attitude, habits, and actions. Jacqueline also highlights the significance of evaluating leadership practices through the R4 framework, which focuses on risk assessment, resilience building, celebrating rewards, and resetting strategies. The session concludes with a call to action for leaders to consistently tend to their leadership gardens for sustained growth and success.
Jacqueline Twillie's Keynote Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 The Leadership Garden: Aligning Values and Actions
10:12 Anticipating Challenges: Preparing for Leadership Storms
20:02 Cultivating a Growth Mindset: The AHA Framework
30:15 Evaluating Leadership: The R4 Framework for Resilience
Summary
In this engaging conversation, Dr. Jacqueline Ashley shares her journey in leadership studies, emphasizing the importance of resilience, the distinction between leadership and management, and the need for self-awareness in effective leadership. She discusses practical strategies for building trust in male-dominated fields, the significance of aligning personal values with leadership practices, and the evolving leadership landscape in the age of generative AI.
Dr. Ashley's insights provide valuable guidance for current and aspiring leaders.
Chapters
00:00 The Journey of a Leadership Scholar
05:27 Developing a Resilient Mindset
08:37 Unapologetic Leadership: Staying True to Your Values
19:02 The Changing Landscape of Leadership Research
Takeaways
Summary
This episode of Winning Season focuses on executive presence and how to cultivate it. The host, Jacqueline Twillie, breaks down executive presence as a blend of confidence, communication skills, and the ability to project authority and authenticity. She shares personal stories and provides tips on developing executive presence, such as being aware of body language and practicing emotional intelligence. The episode also includes segments on resilience, managing difficult conversations, and building confidence.
The host highlights the importance of consistency and celebrates the achievements of resilient leaders.
Winning Season Takeaways
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Executive Presence
03:16 Developing Awareness
04:14 Managing Difficult Conversations
08:36 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
10:01 Consistency and Integrity
11:38 Celebrating Achievements
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportSummary
In this episode, the host, Jacqueline Twillie discusses the concept of leadership stagnation and provides insights and tips on how to break free from it. Leadership stagnation is when leaders stick to outdated management styles, resist change, and maintain the status quo. The host highlights four signs of leadership stagnation: being too comfortable, lack of team growth, resistance to change, and playing it safe. To break free from leadership stagnation, the host suggests seeking feedback, embracing continuous learning, challenging oneself, and encouraging the team to bring new ideas. The episode concludes with a preview of the next episode on executive presence.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:02 Recognizing Leadership Stagnation
03:03 Causes of Leadership Stagnation
05:17 Breaking Free from Leadership Stagnation
07:12 Conclusion and Preview
Jacqueline Twillie's Quotable Moments:
Keywords: leadership stagnation, outdated management styles, resistance to change, status quo, seek feedback, continuous learning, challenge oneself, encourage new ideas, executive presence
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of Winning Season, we tackle the tough topic of burnout and its impact on leaders at every level. If you’re feeling overwhelmed and stretched too thin, this episode is for you. We’ll dive into actionable strategies to help you reset, recharge, and realign your focus, so you can get back to leading with renewed energy and clarity.
We’ll explore the importance of taking meaningful breaks, reevaluating your priorities, and the art of saying no to prevent overcommitment. Plus, we’ll discuss the power of leaning on your support system and the value of celebrating small wins to keep your motivation high. Whether you’re deep in burnout or just feeling a bit off your game, this episode is packed with insights to help you turn burnout into a breakthrough.
Tune in to Winning Season for Leadership Development Week and discover how to make your comeback stronger than ever.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode, host Jacqueline Twillie interviews Erica Franklin, a sales consultant and philanthropist, about her sales career and journey to becoming a global philanthropist. Erica shares her experience of breaking free from the myth of the strong Black woman and embracing a softer life. She also discusses the importance of trust, learning, and storytelling in sales and leadership. Erica offers advice for setting up a successful business, including investing in technology and resources. She emphasizes the value of knowing your worth and shares her journey of taking a sabbatical and transitioning into entrepreneurship. Erica concludes by expressing her gratitude and fulfillment in her current winning season.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
02:36 Theme: Imagine a Gender Equal World
04:11 Busting the Myth of the Strong Black Woman
05:56 Embracing a Soft Life
08:07 Supporting Others to Embrace a Soft Life
08:33 Setting Up for Success in Business
10:04Values that Inspire Daily Leadership
11:47 Journey to be a Global Philanthropist
13:44 Honing Values and Building Confidence
15:59 Recognizing a Winning Season
21:56 Understanding the Value You Bring
23:04 Boosting Confidence and Leadership
24:53 Recognizing a Winning Season
26:19 Connecting with Erica Franklin
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportEpisode Summary
Dr. Tyre and Dr. Angie, known as Dynamic Duo PT, talk about their journey in physical therapy and how important it is to show compassion and care to their patients. They also believe that laughter plays a vital role in therapy and strive to create an inclusive and enjoyable environment for their patients. During their conversation, they discuss the significance of celebrating women who make history and how they draw inspiration from Michelle Obama and John Maxwell. The duo emphasizes the values that drive their leadership approach, such as respect, compassion, and integrity. They share insights gained from their journey as entrepreneurs and the recognition they received as the Black Business Emerging Business of the Year. Finally, they discuss the importance of recognizing a winning season and how faith plays a crucial role in personal and professional development.
Takeaways
Compassion and care are essential in physical therapy, and creating an inclusive and fun environment can significantly benefit patients.
Laughter plays a significant role in therapy, helping patients feel better and enjoy the moment.
Celebrating women making history is essential, and women should be acknowledged and valued beyond just one month.
Leadership advice, such as not allowing things beyond one's control to overwhelm one and celebrating the little wins, can boost one's personal confidence.
Faith is crucial in personal and professional development, providing grounding, peace, and guidance.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:42 Transition to Physical Therapy
05:10 The Role of Laughter in Therapy
07:13 Creating an Inclusive and Fun Environment
08:47 Celebrating Women Making History
09:38 Overcoming Challenges as Black Female Physical Therapists
11:15 Inspiration from Michelle Obama and John Maxwell
13:59 Values that Drive Leadership Approach
21:16 Boosting Personal Confidence through Leadership Advice
23:42 Insights Gained on the Entrepreneurship Journey
27:36 Receiving the Black Business Emerging Business Award
28:35 Recognizing a Winning Season
33:06 The Importance of Faith in Personal and Professional Development
38:05 Connecting with Dynamic Duo PT Plus https://www.dynamicduopt.com/
Episode Summary LaDondra Wilson, an inspiring leader and vice president of social responsibility for the Dallas Wings, shares her journey of perseverance and empowerment with us. She discusses her pivotal role in breaking down barriers and promoting inclusion for marginalized communities. LaDondra's story of embracing failure and using it as a catalyst for growth and purpose is truly inspiring. Her emphasis on the importance of philanthropy, giving back to society, and finding a sense of purpose in life resonates deeply. Her advice on developing leaders and being an unapologetic leader is invaluable. LaDondra also discusses her experience as a black woman executive in the WNBA and the Dallas Wings' well-deserved victory in the season. Her story is a powerful reminder of the importance of resilience, determination, and leadership in achieving success.
Takeaways
Embrace failure as an opportunity to grow and find your purpose.
Philanthropy is not just about giving money but also giving time, talent, and resources.
Find alignment with your purpose to fulfill your potential and make a greater impact.
Develop your leadership skills and learn how to work with different leadership types.
Representation matters - inspire others by being visible and creating opportunities for marginalized communities.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
03:01 Inspiring Inclusion and Empowerment
06:10 Embracing Failure and Growth
09:43 Philanthropy and Giving Back
13:03 Finding Alignment and Purpose
15:00 Developing Leaders and Knowing Your Why
20:05 Being a Black Woman Executive in the WNBA
22:22 The Dallas Wings' Winning Season
25:00 Realizing a Winning Season
28:05 Connecting with LaDondra Wilson
Manessa Lormejuste, a Beauty Scientist and Product Developer, shared her career journey at L'Oreal. She emphasized the significance of self-advocacy, taking risks, networking, being true to oneself, and paying it forward. Furthermore, she highlighted L'Oreal's diversity and inclusion initiatives and the positive impact of mentorship. Manessa is also a LinkedIn Creator, 2022 LinkedIn Top Voice in Beauty, Beauty Tech Enthusiast, Speaker, and Consultant.
Connect with her on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/manessa-lormejuste/
Takeaways
Self-advocacy is crucial for career growth and development. It is important to advocate for oneself and ask for what one wants.
Taking risks can lead to new opportunities and personal growth. Embrace new challenges and step out of your comfort zone.
Networking across, not just up, can be more impactful for career advancement. Building relationships with colleagues at all levels can lead to new opportunities and collaborations.
Being true to oneself is essential for personal and professional success. Embrace your authentic self and bring your unique perspective to your work.
Paying it forward through mentorship and sharing your experiences can inspire and empower others in their career journeys.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
02:51 Reflecting on Career Journey at L'Oreal
06:09 Self-Advocacy
08:56 Taking Risks
12:07 Networking Across, Not Just Up
15:48 Being True to Yourself
23:54 Paying It Forward
In this episode, Jacqueline Twillie reflects on the remarkable career of Shirley Chisholm, who was the first black woman to be elected to the US Congress and also the first black woman to run for the Democratic nomination for president. Chisholm played a significant role in breaking down barriers and advocating for civil rights, women's rights, and the needs of marginalized communities. She encouraged others to bring their own chair to the table and be a voice for the voiceless. Chisholm rejected stereotypes and taught the power of self-perception. Her legacy continues to inspire advocacy, courage, and change.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Inspiration
01:26 Shirley Chisholm's Monumental Career
03:19 Trailblazing Presidential Run
04:48 Recognition and Legacy
05:42 Call to Action and Conclusion
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportJasmine Brand, the founder of Her Texas, has been making strides in empowering women in business and driving economic development. In the conversation, she shares her inspiring journey of launching Her Texas, a platform that connects and supports women entrepreneurs across Texas. Jasmine believes in the power of investing in women-owned businesses and how it can contribute to gender equality and economic empowerment. She stresses the need for more resources and opportunities for women-led businesses to thrive and succeed. During the conversation, Jasmine also highlights the Share the Mic Texas campaign, which aims to amplify the voices of Black women in business and create opportunities for them to connect with other women entrepreneurs. She explains how this campaign has positively impacted economic empowerment and significantly changed the industry. Jasmine shares insights from her book Pretty Girls Have Options and discusses her leadership style and values. She believes in leading by example and empowering others to lead and take charge. Towards the end of the conversation, Jasmine reflects on a moment when she realized she was in a winning season and invites listeners to connect with Her Texas. Her Texas is a community-driven platform that provides support, resources, and opportunities for women entrepreneurs to grow and succeed.
Connect with Jasmin https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasminbrand/
Learn more about HerTexas HerTexas.co
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
01:32 The Birth of Her Texas
05:55 Empowering Women and Driving Economic Development
06:23 The Power of Investing in Women-Owned Businesses
09:56 Imagine a Gender Equal World
10:20 Contributing to Gender Equality on International Women's Day
13:08 Share the Mic Texas and Economic Empowerment
15:21 Building a Hot Brand and Setting Standards
23:34 Inspiration from Family
24:30 Writing the Book 'Pretty Girls Have Options'
31:54 Realizing a Winning Season
35:26 Connecting with Her Texas
Jacqueline Twillie interviews Gala Jackson Dobbins, an executive and leadership coach, in this episode. They discuss Gala's background and what inspired her to write the book Courage, Clarity, and Confidence. The conversation centers on the significance of authenticity, confidence, and curiosity in leadership. Gala shares her values, approach to leadership, and vision for a gender-equal world. They delve into the Ascend method outlined in the book, which empowers women to redefine success and navigate their professional and personal journeys. The discussion concludes with a conversation on recognizing a winning season and ways to connect with the Gala.
Takeaways
Authenticity, confidence, and curiosity are crucial qualities for effective leadership. Building relationships and valuing oneself is important for advancing in one's career. Breaking away from traditional job search methods is essential, as they often lead to pitfalls. Winning seasons can be recognized and embraced through personal experiences and milestones. Connecting with others and sharing accomplishments is not boastful but a way to add value and contribute to organizations.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
02:05 What Makes Gala Gala
03:45 The Inspiration for the Book
07:24 Contributing to a Gender-Equal World
08:47 Inspirations for Leadership Style
09:14 Values in Leadership Approach
11:02 Spotlighting Women and International Women's Day
17:12 Pivotal Moment in Career and Life
19:37 The Permission Slip Exercise
22:21 Authentic Alignment and Success
24:49 Cultural Expectations and Success
25:48 Breaking Away from Traditional Methods
28:09 Common Pitfalls in Traditional Methods
31:29 Realizing a Winning Season
33:21 Connecting with Gala
34:22 Closing Remarks
Sevilla Washington Dawson is the grandmother of Jacqueline V. Twillie, who is the founder of ZeroGap, the host of the Winning Season Podcast, and a best-selling author. Sevilla has had an inspiring journey, which she shares with us in detail. She talks about her experiences growing up, the choices she made in her career, the dynamics of the workplace, and her advice for young professionals. Sevilla started her career as a secretary and eventually became a manager at a beauty supply store. She encountered numerous challenges throughout her professional journey but overcame them with sheer diligence and self-confidence. Sevilla firmly believes that women should know their worth and not hesitate to negotiate for what they deserve. She emphasizes the importance of a strong work ethic, clarity in instructions, and knowledge in any field. Sevilla underscores the pivotal role of family and community support in molding her career path. Her ultimate aspiration is for a future where women are treated equitably in the workforce.
Takeaways
Community and family support can greatly influence career choices and success.
Hard work, confidence, and knowing your value are key to overcoming challenges in the workplace.
Negotiating for what you deserve is important and should not be feared.
Continuous learning, clear instructions, and a strong work ethic contribute to career growth and success.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:34 Childhood Education
01:20 Schooling Structure
01:32 Experience in School
03:52 Career Choice: Secretary
04:29 First Job Experience
05:03 Diversity in the Workplace
06:16 Role Model for Younger Brothers
06:43 Opportunities for Black Women in the Insurance Field
07:29 Transition to Manager at Beauty Supply
08:05 Career Progression at Sally Beauty Supply
08:54 Traveling for Work
09:31 Challenges Faced in Career
11:17 Accomplishments in Career
12:17 Negotiating for a Raise
13:16 Overcoming Fear in Negotiation
13:58 Advice for Standing Out in Careers
15:11 Importance of Self-Value
16:14 Importance of Knowledge and Skills
18:48 Love for People and Money
19:20 Teaching a Negotiation Class
19:45 No Regrets in Career
20:54 Importance of Family Support
21:06 Hope for Gender Equality in the Workforce
22:25 Equal Opportunities for Women
23:46 Realization of Being in a Winning Season
25:48 Influence on Others
26:16 Advice: Do Not Fear and Seek Knowledge
In this episode of the podcast, Jacqueline Twillie, a renowned author, speaker, and career coach, interviews Shannah Compton-Game, a leading money expert, entrepreneur, and founder of the Millennial Money Podcast. During the interview, they delve deeply into various topics related to personal finance, including the emotional aspect of money, the significance of gender equality in the financial world, common money myths, and the Un-F Your Relationship with Money course.Shannah emphasizes the importance of being open and vulnerable about money mistakes and shares her values that drive decision-making, which are grounded in authenticity, transparency, and integrity. She also highlights the significance of having regular money dates, which involve setting aside time to talk openly and honestly about money with your partner or loved one. She provides practical tips for improving financial literacy, such as reading personal finance blogs, books, and podcasts and seeking guidance from financial experts. The episode concludes with Shannah sharing her inspiration from her dog, Winnie, and ways to connect with her online, including her website, social media channels, and podcast. Throughout the interview, Jacqueline and Shannah engage in a lively and informative conversation that will resonate with anyone interested in improving their financial well-being and achieving financial freedom.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
03:06 The Importance of the Emotional Side of Money
06:10 Women's History Month and Gender Equality
07:55 Common Money Myths
11:12 Un-F Your Relationship with Money Course
13:21 Being Vulnerable and Open about Money Mistakes
14:40 Values that Drive Decision-Making
16:01 The Importance of Money Dates
23:29 Mindset for Successful Investing
24:19 Tips for Improving Financial Literacy
25:35 Un-F Your Relationship with Money Course Details
27:10 Inspiration from Shana's Dog, Winnie
28:17 How to Connect with Shana Online hello@everyonestalkinmoney.com and https://everyonestalkinmoney.com/
28:59 Closing Remarks
In this captivating episode, Gigi McDowell, the founder of Fetefully, takes us on a journey through her life and experiences of running a virtual wedding planning platform. Gigi's passion for weddings started at a young age, and she founded her first company when she was just 13 years old. She shares the challenges female founders face regarding fundraising and inspiring inclusion in the workplace. Gigi believes that sharing stories and being transparent as a leader is paramount. She also elaborates on how Fetefully uses technology to create accessible and stress-free wedding planning experiences. Her leadership values of passion, transparency, and love are truly inspiring. Gigi recommends the book 'Chop Wood, Carry Water,' highlighting the importance of maintaining discipline in a winning season. Overall, this episode is an excellent source of inspiration for all the aspiring entrepreneurs.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
02:59 Passion for Weddings and Early Career
05:58 Supportive Parent and Starting a Business
09:08 Gender Equality in Fundraising
11:04 Inspiring Inclusion and Sharing Stories
13:02 Inspiration and Leadership Values
14:59 Fetefully: A Virtual Wedding Planning Platform
22:56 Best Advice and Planning Her Own Wedding
27:06 Gifting Fetefully and Other Life Events
29:01 Realizing a Winning Season
31:59 Connecting with Gigi and Fetfully https://www.fetefully.com/
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode, we hear from Cheryl Monroe - a community leader and businesswoman. She shares her insights on leadership and Women's History Month. Cheryl emphasizes the importance of consistency in achieving success and highlights the need for gender equality. She also talks about her inspirations, including John Maxwell and Bishop Robert J. Taylor, and their impact on her leadership style. Cheryl shares her experiences with mentorship and the valuable lessons she's learned from influential figures in her life. She stresses the importance of emulating excellence and eliminating excuses in leadership. Cheryl reflects on the significance of Women's History Month and the incredible accomplishments of women throughout history. She also discusses her philanthropic efforts and the establishment of her nonprofit organization, HIP (Healthy Hair Image and Posture). Finally, she shares her personal challenge of listening to an audiobook daily and its positive impact on her personal growth.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:30 Getting to Know Cheryl Monroe
03:49 Inspire Inclusion in a Gender-Equal World
05:35 Leadership Style and Inspirations
09:20 Mentorship and Leadership Lessons
11:30 Emulating Excellence and Eliminating Excuses
12:48 Women's History Month and Accomplishments
14:09 Boosting Confidence as a Leader
15:14 Realizing a Winning Season
19:17 HIP: Healthy Hair Image and Posture
21:51 Personal Development and Time Management
25:45 The Power of Influence and Relationships
26:15 Closing Remarks
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode, Dr. Erin Wheeler discusses her journey as a leadership coach and the importance of authenticity and inclusion in male-dominated industries. She emphasizes the need for individuals to operate to their strengths and set boundaries to avoid burnout. Dr. Wheeler also shares her inspirations for her leadership style and the significance of Women's History Month in recognizing the accomplishments of women. She highlights the power of pausing and reflecting and the transformative impact of Gallup's Strengths Finder Assessment. The episode concludes with information on how to connect with Dr. Wheeler.
Takeaways
Dr. Wheeler on LinkedIn
Gracefully Productive Website https://gracefullyproductive.com/
Chapters
00:00Introduction
02:05 Who is Dr. Erin Wheeler
03:10 Women's History Month and Leadership
04:31 Authenticity and Inclusion
07:58 Switching Gears and Operating in Strengths
10:01 Inspirations for Leadership Style
12:22 Setting Boundaries and Preserving Yourself
13:21 Core Values for Decision Making
16:32 The Annual Retreat and Intentionality
22:05 The Power of Pausing and Reflecting
23:25 Gallup's Strengths Finder Assessment
26:07 Recognizing a Winning Season
29:33 Connecting with Dr. Erin Wheeler
31:05 Conclusion
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode, fashion artist and designer Vanne McMillan shares her journey as a mother and an artist. She talks about her vision for a world where gender equality is a top priority and highlights the significance of supporting and empowering women, particularly women of color, in industries that are typically male-dominated.
Vanne also discusses her creative process in elevating Black Girl Magic and the essence of Black women's strength and beauty. She emphasizes the value of self-care and finding peace in challenging times.
The episode concludes with a celebration of friendship and personal growth.
Takeaways
Connect with Vanne https://www.vannemcmillan.com & on Instagram
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
02:53 Envisioning a Gender Equal World
05:55 Inspiration from Strong Women
09:01 Values and Self-Care
12:04 Elevating Black Girl Magic
14:59 Essence of Black Girl Magic
21:05 Creating a Gender Equal Industry
24:00 Finding Peace and Happiness
26:56 Celebrating Friendship and Growth
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode, host Jacqueline interviews Stacey Guillén Bridges, a dynamic leader and vice president of client relations at Career Management Partners. Stacey shares her personal journey and the impact of her family and cultural background on her leadership style. She discusses her role in contributing to a gender-equal world and the importance of inspiring inclusion. Stacey also provides valuable insights on active listening, embracing different leadership styles, and the transformative power of motherhood. She concludes by sharing her perspective on recognizing a winning season and invites listeners to connect with her.
Episode Takeaways
Connect with Stacey on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/staceyguillen/
Chapters
00:00Introduction and Getting to Know Stacey Bridges
05:04Contributing to a Gender-Equal World
10:16Inspiration and Incorporating Practices
15:43Leadership Style and International Leadership
23:43Impactful Leadership Advice
28:38Motherhood and Leadership
31:12Recognizing a Winning Season
35:37 Connecting with Stacey Bridges
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this podcast episode, Whitney and I discuss the relationship between confidence, competence, and clarity. Whitney emphasizes that curiosity is a skill that leaders possess and that recognizing catalysts can drive fulfillment in work. As our conversation unfolds, we delve into aligning with your goals through the Cs. We also discuss the significance of knowing what triggers you regarding work boundaries and how to be intentional about your actions. Our discussion gets a little spicy when we talk about burning bridges and how to move past certain things.
Whitney reminds us that we must relentlessly pursue our interests and make room for people who respect our boundaries.
As a multifaceted entrepreneur, Whitney Barkley wears many hats, but her mission is clear: to help others unleash their full potential. She achieves this through training, podcasting, public speaking, and personal brand-based content marketing. With almost a decade in content marketing, she brings a wealth of experience and a touch of flair to personal branding. Whitney's journey also includes directing the Greater West Dayton Incubator and authoring the nationally distributed children's affirmation book Hey, Black Girl! She is not just an ideas person but a businesswoman who makes things happen. The achiever inside her ensures every project under her wing reaches its highest potential. Whitney hosts the Pink Lemonade Podcast, a professional speaker, and an author. She has mastered the art of storytelling, and this skill, combined with her love for ideation, enables her to create unique, resonant content strategies that elevate personal brands. Driven by a significant mindset, she strives for success and meaningful achievement. Every project she undertakes aims to leave a memorable, positive impact on individuals and communities. Whitney's futuristic vision guides her in staying ahead in the digital marketing realm, while her relator strength helps her forge authentic relationships with clients, communities, and partners. Her mission in life is to create not just content but meaningful legacies through impactful projects.
Children's Book: https://www.luvyoursstationery.com/products/hey-black-girl-childrens-book
Connect with Whitney on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/whitneylbarkley/
Pink Lemonade Podcast https://pinklemonadepodcast.com/
Speakerazzi https://www.speakerazzi.com/
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportJoin the Winning Season podcast and be inspired by Jacqueline Twillie, Vhutali Nelwamondo, and Arthur Little as they discuss the importance of local perspectives in global leadership. Through their diverse experiences, they will guide you on how starting with local leadership and expanding it globally can lead to more inclusive and impactful solutions. Listen in as they share their insights on community-building, cultural values, and relational management, and learn how these local roots can help shape the future of global leadership.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportThe "Winning Season Podcast" is led by the dynamic Jacqueline V. Twillie, who is joined in this exciting season premiere by the remarkable duo of Arthur Little and Vhutali Nelwamondo. Arthur, a seasoned professional in Global Partnerships at AIME, brings his wealth of experience. At the same time, Vhutali, an expert in Global Child Relations at AIME, provides a unique perspective. Together, they dive into a deep and insightful conversation about the powerful themes of resilience and leadership. Join them as they explore the strategies and stories that inspire success in both personal and professional journeys.
This is a preview of a more extended conversation between the three leaders.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportHi Friends!
Thank you for rocking with us for 200+ episodes, It's Jacqueline, and I'm thrilled to welcome you back to the upgraded winning season. Before we launch, I want to share my intention to give each listener even more. I also want to hear from you. Email us at info@zerogap.co with your questions on leading, negotiating, and being unapologetic.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportThis episode features a powerful guided meditation by guest Emefa Boamah! You'll fell like you're sitting in the room with these two during the conversation.
Meet the EMBODIMENT COACH, Emefa Boamah! She is a Grounded Healer, Speaker and Master Facilitator who is in the process of becoming an ICF Accredited Certified Embodiment Coach at Coaching Evolved™ . She also has certification in Breathwork, EFT, NLP and Trauma Informed Care Training. She holds a Social Change Leadership Diploma from Dallas’s premier Executive Leadership Academy, Stagen, designed to amplify and elevate the voices of powerful women leaders. In particular, leaders who are committed to social change that privileges community voices that need to be heard so that fresh sustainable solutions emerge and are nurtured. Emefa has years of creating memorable and transformational experiences and she has partnered with World Class Facilitators and coaches to create space for transformations to occur as part of Stagen. She has created, held, and activated spaces that were inclusive, intentional, and ultimately transformative, and served as a pivotal resource for brands like Whole Foods, Satori Capital and Eosera, as they explored the vital intersection of social good, profit, and community-centered leadership. Emefa lives in Dallas with her cat, and volunteers her time as part of the founders of Local Queer Collective and a Board Member of Promote Love Movement. Partner with Emefa to explore how to use this holistic, modality coaching method to confidently co-create lasting transformation and move from disconnected to integrated.
Check out her work at https://emefaboamah.com
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode, we are joined by Jessica Heer and Latosha Bruff from Dallas Regional Chamber. Jessica Heer is the Senior Vice President, Regional Marketing and Talent attraction. She leads the Dallas Regional Chamber’s regional marketing initiative to attract businesses and talent to the Dallas region. Latosha Bruff is the Senior Vice President of Community Engagement. The two talk about the Dallas Regional Chamber Women’s Business Conference held on March 8, 2022.
They share some insights on how they came to work at Dallas Regional Chambers, The theme for this year’s DRC women’s business conference, Shesurgence. In this episode, you’ll hear about the speakers, and the flavor they will bring to the event. The speakers include Diana Trujillo, Mission Lead Mars 2020 Perseverance, and Jess Huang, Partner, Bay Area McKinsey.
Tune in to learn more about this and more exciting topics!
Episode highlights
[02:52] The Dallas Regional Chambers Women’s Business Conference
[03:12] How Jessica and Latosha came to work at Dallas Regional Chamber
[09:28] The theme for this year’s women business conference, She Surgence
[11:35] The great recession that hit women hard in the past two years
[11:58] The speakers and the flavor they will bring to the event
[16:32] Where the conference will be held
[20:48] Women looking to scale their small businesses to medium or large businesses
[23:29] The promo code for the event is "Winning"
[24:55] The rapid questions
Notable quotes
“This is the time for the woman.”
“Women shift economic power because we don’t just get money and keep it to ourselves but go out to the community and spread it.”
Resources Links
DRC Women’s Business Conference drcevents.org\wbc use code "Winning" for a discount on up to two tickets
https://www.dallaschamber.org/events/womens-business-conference/
This episode was sponsored by the Dallas Regional Chamber of Commerce.
About the Sponsor of this episode: Women’s Business Conference is consistently one of the most dynamic, engaging, and exciting events in the Dallas Region. Tuesday, March 8, 2022, conference marks the 24th year, bringing together regional executives and young professionals who will convene for a day of celebration, encouragement, and critical thinking with influential speakers and leaders. The 2022 program falls on International Women’s Day with a focus on the resurgence, reinvention, and resiliency of women.
The DRC is excited for keynote sessions featuring: Jess Huang, a driving force behind McKinsey’s Women in the Workplace, who will highlight the data-driven insight on women’s progress in Corporate America and how the COVID-19 pandemic continues to take a toll; and Diana Trujillo who will share her story of exploration and ascent from Colombia to Mission Lead on the Mars Perseverance.
The program will also include:
In this episode of the Winning Season Podcast. Jacqueline speaks with Nekpen Osuan Wilson
Topics discussed:
Resources mentioned:
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportThe Do's and Don'ts of Mentorship
January is national mentor month. If you've been a mentor or mentee, you know how the importance of this relationship.
Each year, I speak with dozens of women in leadership roles who express that they haven't connected with a mentor and are looking for a mentor. In this episode, our host Jacqueline shares quick dos and don'ts to establish a mentor relationship.
Download the companion PDF for this episode at www.zerogap.co
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of the winning season podcast host, Jacqueline Twillie shares with the listeners:
Let us know what your top 3 books are for 2022!
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this bonus episode of the Winning Season Podcast, Host: Jacqueline Twillies shares highlights from the National Strategy on Gender Equity and Equality. This episode was designed to answer listener questions about this strategy and to highlight issues related to: Salary History Bans Pay Transparency NDAs and Forced Arbitration Gender Data Gaps Included are key stats include: "Estimates show that closing gender gaps in the workforce would add between $12 and $28 trillion in global GDP over a decade and addressing the gendered economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic alone would generate up to $13 trillion in global GDP by 2030. " Link to strategy https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/National-Strategy-on-Gender-Equity-and-Equality.pdf --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Kartisia "KC" Esco is the Head Athletic Trainer and Health Science Instructor at Warren Easton Charter High School. As a Health Science Instructor, she is responsible for educating the students in the medical field through courses including Introduction of Health Occupations, Medical Terminology, Emergency Medical Responder, and Sports Medicine. In her role, she helps the students by being a liaison, connecting the students with mentors and opportunities that would better prepare the students for the work force. In addition to being a teacher within the department, she is also responsible for the development of the program, as she conducted the research and help build the medical track. She also assisted Youth Force NOLA and their development of the medical track of the New Orleans Career Center, which provides opportunities to students throughout the city. As an athletic trainer, she is responsible for the prevention and care of injuries with the athletes of Easton, including 10 sports and 4 ancillary groups (marching units). She is also the sponsor of the Athletic Training Student Aides (ATSA). As the sponsor, she has grown the organization from 9 students to 28 and have developed policies, procedures, and training to help better prepare the students for successful work in the realm of sport medicine. KC desires to see the expansion of the medical field, especially Athletic Training. For this, her ultimate goal is to provide access to similar experience she received from her alma mater by starting accredited athletic training programs at universities that services minorities. She believes that more opportunities should be given to people of diverse backgrounds, --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Welcome to the Winning Season Podcast with this week’s featured guest Manessa Lormejuste. Manessa is a cosmetic chemist who graduated from Rutgers University in May 2017 and worked at Loreal USA for three years formulating hair color products.
In this episode, Manessa talks about her blog, her latest reflection on three years at L’oreal, and her advice on furthering your career.
Manessa dedicates her blog “Ness Knows” to sharing resume tips, reviews on skincare, travel tricks, and more essential lifestyle tips. In her latest blog post, she discusses the importunacy of self-advocacy, taking risks, networking across not just up, to thy self be true, and paying it forward. In this week’s episode, Manessa details the importance of each of these attitudes and how it has shaped her and her career.
She also touches on the importance of her mentors, the female empowerment she’s experienced at Loreal, and the tough conversations her close group had when George Floyd was killed in May 2020.
So tune in to this week’s episode of the Winning Season Podcast to hear more details about “Nessa Knows,” Manessa’s journey, and ways to change your perspective.
You can reach Manessa at https://nessknows.com/home or on Instagram at nessa_lo. You can purchase her “Ultimate Travel Packing Guide” at nessknows.com, and for a limited time, you can get yours for only $10.
“I’m low-key a nerd, but I’m like super girly. But I didn’t have anyone that looked like me…So I make a note to share my story, especially with younger students, because I don’t want them to feel like there’s only one option. ” --Manessa Lormejuste
Top Takeaways:
**** This is a rebroadcast episode of the Winning Season Podcast ****
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportToday’s episode meets at the intersection of Tech, Public Health, and Legislation. Our guest is Charmika Placide. Charmika Annatisha Placide currently serves as an IT Business Systems Analyst and Public Health Consultant to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Charmika is tasked with ensuring oversight and governance to over 30 public health IT systems. Prior to this role Charmika worked as a Public Health Analyst and Consultant to CDC. As a consultant she completed The 2019 CDC Field Epidemiology Manual, a tool used globally for epidemics. Prior to her work at CDC, Charmika was an IT Project Coordinator with McKesson where she helped implement the first cloud e-procurement system throughout the enterprise. Leveraging her business and analytical skills to solve complex problems, often collaborating across functional areas. Entrepreneurial minded she managed her own contract with a nonprofit for women and children who were victims of sexual abuse; managing web traffic, social media and volunteer logistics, as well as creating inter-office systems. In her spare time, Charmika volunteers with Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America (CCFA) Georgia chapter to advocate for people with disabilities. Recently, Charmika served as a panelist at CCFA’s inaugural women’s education event to discuss health equity and advocacy. Ms. Placide has held positions with community organizations nationally and locally as a fellow, advisor, and committee member geared specifically towards inclusion to build pipelines for people of color. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Managerial Sciences from the J. Mack Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University. Charmika is passionate about helping her community and loves working at the intersection of public health, technology and legislation to provide a greater impact. Connect with Charmika Placide on LinkedIn and Instagram @Mika_Inspires --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode of the Winning Season Podcast, Karla Pámanes shares her journey to success with host, Jacqueline V. Twillie
About our guest:
Karla is an award-winning designer, branding expert, and mentor. She has designed for brands including BRIT + CO, Discovery, HGTV, Food Network, Facebook, Yale, and more. Her specialty is helping elevate brands through well-crafted design.
When she’s not pushing pixels left and right or on a client call, you can find her making arts and crafts with her son and sharing them on Instagram or catching up on a crime show with her husband.
Karla loves cats, children’s picture books, word search puzzles, and carbs in all their shapes and forms. She lives in Connecticut with her husband and best friend of 20 years, Angel; her pizza-obsessed son, Lennon; their Maine Coon cat, Rita; and their six-toed cat, Maxwell C. Teodoro.
In this episode, you'll hear about:
* Karla's process for design
* The powerful question she uses before creating
* How family dynamics influenced her to bet on herself
* And much more!
Resources from this episode:
* Karla's Website https://www.karlapamanes.com
* Karla's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/karla.pamanes
* Karla's email address karla@karlapamanes.com
* Creative Market as a resource to find unique typography/fonts
High Vibrational Beauty: Recipes & Rituals for Radical Self Care by Morisse, Cindy Diprima https://amzn.to/3AqDgz
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportThis is a bonus episode of the Winning Season The Podcast With Master Negotiator, Jacqueline Twillie. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
What does success mean to you, part 3! The NYT Best-Seller inspired this episode of the Winning Season podcast by Grace Booney: In The Company of Women: Inspiration and Advice from over 100 Makers, Artists, and Entrepreneurs https://amzn.to/3zZ4AVl Is success subjective? Jacqueline wants to hear from you drop her a not on LinkedIn. What does success mean to you? This episode is brought to you by ZeroGap.co --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
What does success mean to you, part 2! The NYT Best-Seller inspired this episode of the Winning Season podcast by Grace Booney: In The Company of Women: Inspiration and Advice from over 100 Makers, Artists, and Entrepreneurs https://amzn.to/3zZ4AVl Is success subjective? Jacqueline wants to hear from you drop her a not on LinkedIn. What does success mean to you? This episode is brought to you by ZeroGap.co --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
This episode of the Winning Season podcast was inspired by the NYT Best-Seller by Grace Booney: In The Company of Women: Inspiration and Advice from over 100 Makers, Artists, and Entrepreneurs https://amzn.to/3zZ4AVl
Is success subjective? Jacqueline wants to hear from you drop her a not on LinkedIn.
What does success mean to you?
This episode is brought to you by ZeroGap.co
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of The Winning Season podcast host, Jacqueline Twillie walks through 8 factors for difficult conversations. Difficult conversations can be a stress point and very emotional. By keeping these factors in mind, you'll be able to navigate difficult conversations with greater ease.
THE POINTS DISCUSSED IN TODAY'S EPISODE ARE
Suggested books to read with this episode
The Fear Fighter Manual by Luvvie Ajayi Jones https://amzn.to/34TzLDp
Don't Leave Money On The Table: Negotiation Strategies for Women Leaders in Male-Dominated Industries by Twillie, Jacqueline https://amzn.to/3ikAPrT
Navigating the Career Jungle: A Guide for Young Professionals by Twillie MBA, Jacqueline https://amzn.to/3g16Hjq
In this episode of the winning Season podcast, host Jacqueline shares eight steps that are not linear to overcoming doubt.
8 Points to consider when you experience doubt.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Special Podcast Episode: Recorded Live from the Women Who Negotiate Club on Clubhouse. Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder of ZeroGap.co and the Women Who Negotiate Club, discussed Jacqueline's career journey and the behind-the-scenes story of Nah, I Know My Value.
Whitney L. Barkley, Founder of Speakerazzi and Author, joined the podcast for this special and was the host of this conversation. You may know Whitney from her award-winning podcast Pink Lemonade!
In this conversation the two discuss
Join the women who negotiate club on the clubhouse
This episode of the Winning Season podcast features guest co-host, Cheryl Monroe and host Jacqueline Twillie in conversation about the complexity of the equal payday.
Today's conversation highlights:
For more information visit www.zerogap.co
This is a special episode of the Winning Season Podcast with guest co-host, Cheryl T. Monroe and host Jacqueline Twillie. This mother-daughter duo celebrates women's history month by discussing Madame C.J. Walker.
This episode of the podcast talks about the importance of advocating for yourself as a leader and introduces power phrases in conjunction with the strategies to be more effective in highlighting the value add to your organization. Learn more at zerogap.co --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
The year has started with an event many find shocking. Jacqueline shares a message of present moment awareness and why it's important to resist the "get it done" culture in moments of crisis.
Do you know how to talk about the events of Jan 6, 2021, with your colleagues? If you want to say something but not sure what to say, check out our Summer 2020 podcast series: Beyond Black Squares and Hashtags ( Listen Free on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3jfjAds2QhgpKOdgLFhM5y)
January is a moment of significant reflection and a great time to update your resume and LinkedIn profiles. In this episode, you'll find prompts on what to add to your leadership profile. There's a free pdf download at www.zerogap.co
Starting a new job soon? Jacqueline shared strategic leadership advice with the Wall Street Journal
“Be focused on authentically developing relationships, showing people who you are and your skillset,”
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of the Winning Season podcast, Jacqueline shares her personal reflections from the year and give 8 powerful tips for leaders to strategize in 2021.
Additional Resources:
Jacqueline Twillie’s High-Value Leadership Course: https://learn-zerogap.thinkific.com ZeroGap.Co Website www.zerogap.co Jacqueline Twillie’s Website www.jacquelinetwillie.com
“Don’t Leave Money On The Table” Best Selling Negotiations Book https://amzn.to/2yxcNou
Connect with Jacqueline #JVTwillieTips #Leadership #Negotiation
LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinetwillie
Twitter www.twitter.com/jvtwillie
Jacqueline Twillie is president of ZeroGap, a women’s leadership training and development firm that’s dedicated to closing the gender wage gap, so women can earn more of their true worth. ZeroGap serves its clients worldwide from Dallas Texas, in the U.S.A.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportJanel Hazelwood #BossMoves Founder on Purpose & Passion
Janell Hazelwood has built her knack with communications, audience development, and media leadership via more than 15 years of media experience working at companies including The New York Times, Conde Nast, and Black Enterprise. As an award-winning editor and journalist, she has managed networks of content producers and contributors across coverage areas including Beauty, Career, Tech, Small Business, and Lifestyle; helmed media strategy that has led to a more than 70% increase in traffic and reader engagement; and managed successful campaign initiatives with companies including Lexus, AT&T, IBM and PEPSI.
As a content producer and editor, she has covered Career, Tech, Business, Women's Issues, and Lifestyle, and interviewed top industry leaders including Russell Simmons, Magic Johnson, Star Jones, Venus Williams, and many more. She's interviewed Fortune 500 executives for both digital and magazine features, and I have launched successful print and digital content packages across channels and content areas. She has also hosted red-carpet interviews and produced video event coverage for publication.
As a consultant, she has helped minority and female entrepreneurs and nonprofit founders use dynamic storytelling and strategic social media management to increase clients and/or customers, expand their reach, and build greater, more authentic impact in their industries. She has a passion for seeing minority and women entrepreneurs win---whatever "winning" looks like for them.
She is a Christ-led professional and proud to note this. Much of her work is led by faith and a strong desire to be a positive influence on the world.
Her speaking and editorial areas of expertise: Career and Professional Development; Women's Issues in Health, Entrepreneurship, and Culture; Travel and Lifestyle; African-American Culture; Minority Business; Millennial Entrepreneurship.
Her life's motto: "Happiness is a luxury afforded only to those who embrace and pursue their God-given purpose."
Connect with Janell https://about.me/janellhazelwood
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn today's world of ever-changing priorities, women leaders have to master personal leadership in order to innovate, inspire, and achieve organizational results.
Free Guide available at www.zerogap.co
Additional Resources
Jacqueline Twillie’s High-Value Leadership Course: https://negotiatenow.thinkific.com ZeroGap.Co Website www.zerogap.co
Jacqueline Twillie’s Website www.jacquelinetwillie.com “Don’t Leave Money On The Table” Best Selling Negotiations Book https://amzn.to/2yxcNou The Negotiation Workbook is on Amazon https://amzn.to/2BPhnQB Connect with Jacqueline #JVTwillieTips #Leadership #Negotiation
LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinetwillie
Twitter www.twitter.com/jvtwillie
Jacqueline Twillie is president of ZeroGap, a women’s leadership training and development firm that’s dedicated to closing the gender wage gap, so women can earn more of their true worth. ZeroGap serves its clients worldwide from Dallas Texas, in the U.S.A.
In this episode of the winning Season Podcast Jacqueline sherr‘s with every successful leader needs to fast track their personal leader ship strategy. And this episode we explore how clarity confidence and strategy go hand-in-hand. Download the free PDF companion to this episode at zerogap.com\Resilientleaderprogram --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Today's guest on the Winning Season Podcast is Jennifer White, MBA. She's the owner of The MJW Group.
MJW Group is best known for Manufacturing, Operations, and Supply Chain Executives. Their methods increase profit by improving efficiencies through automation and expense reduction. We are a Performance Consulting and Leadership Development firm that focuses on reducing costs in your supply chain, improving the efficiencies of your operational processes, and help you lead major change projects in your Organization.
Jennifer White Chief Impact Visionary Officer, CIVO
If your struggle is data and quantification, She's your girl. She's got you covered!
Jennifer serves businesses by teaching them how to achieve more with the people, processes, and tools available to them. The 5 P's are all I know ... Prior Planning Prevents Poor Performance.
Analytical rewired. Jennifer began her career as an engineer and combines analytical ingenuity with a talent for leadership. With a decade of professional experience informing her expertise in supply chain strategy and process and systems design, Jennifer is a talented communicator with a passion for motivating clients to transform their assumptions and achieve high performance. She is known for applying her sharp analytical skills to develop innovative solutions.
Jennifer has a degree in industrial engineering from the University of Central Florida and holds an MBA in general management from Troy University Atlanta. Reach out: jennifer@themjwgrp.com
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of winning season Jacqueline Twillie, host of the podcast, breaks down how significant, and industry-shifting Shonda Rhimes’ strategic moves were in leaving ABC for Netflix. Grab a notebook this episode identifies lessons any woman leading in a male-dominated industry can apply to her leadership. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Winning Season starts with embracing success and confidently accepting the value you in while working hard!
Learn more
Jacqueline Twillie’s High-Value Leadership Course: https://negotiatenow.thinkific.com ZeroGap.Co Website www.zerogap.co Jacqueline Twillie’s Website www.jacquelinetwillie.com “Don’t Leave Money On The Table” Best Selling Negotiations Book https://amzn.to/2yxcNou The Negotiation Workbook is on Amazon https://amzn.to/2BPhnQB Connect with Jacqueline #JVTwillieTips #Leadership #Negotiation LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinetwillie Twitter www.twitter.com/jvtwillie Jacqueline Twillie is president of ZeroGap, a women’s leadership training and development firm that’s dedicated to closing the gender wage gap, so women can earn more of their true worth. ZeroGap serves its clients worldwide from Dallas Texas, in the U.S.A.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportConfidence lives on a spectrum especially for women leaders working in a traditionally male-dominated industry. In this episode Jacqueline shares the confidence factor that helps to innovate, lead with empathy and produce results. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Daveda Schmidlin is a happy wife, mother, and grandmother. She is passionate about empowering ambitious women who want to do more, be more, and achieve more but feel stuck, paralyzed by fear, or at war within to live their lives boldly and confidently. Daveda has navigated many difficult spaces including, sexual abuse, addiction of a loved one, parenting challenges, abandonment, marriage challenges, being from a broken home, teenage pregnancy, and more. Her life experiences and accomplishments are proof that women from any walk of life can be the person they know they are created to be deep inside and live the life they dream of. She believes in never settling and is committed to bringing her genuine, vulnerable message of empowerment to women across the globe to help them break through beliefs that hold them back and step into the life they are created for. Grab a copy of Daveda's book Unraveled: Unraveling Beliefs That Hold You Back & Learning to Love the Real You by https://amzn.to/3dkQN0p --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Today's episode will help you break your fears and step into your power! Our guest, Lucy Dazilma is a creative writer and of Founder: @worththebloom + @morethanmyuterus
Lucy loves inspiring women to live authentic lives through written, transparent truths. Lucy believes that deep down, we have an idea of who we are at our core. I believe that our truth(s), no matter how raw, should be explored, expressed, and shared. She incorporates a visual aspect to her writing because that’s how Lucy sees beauty.
Connect with Lucy 📧 lucydazilma@gmail.com www.lucydazilma.com
Grab Lucy's Book Seasons on Amazon https://amzn.to/3iEC81h
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportWelcome to the Winning Season Podcast with this week’s featured guest Tawana Anderson. Tawana is the author of Bruised and Broken to Shine: A Memoir, she is the mother of twins, a traveler, and a fantastic cook.
In this episode, Tawana talks about the idea SHINE, which stands for Stuff Happens It’s Not the End. She discusses the importance of letting go of the darkness and shame of a person’s past and finding your inner shine.
She wants others to shine their light because a person may look like they have it all together, but in reality, they could be thinking about themselves in a negative way. The practice is to let your light shine to be the best version of yourself, and she has different practices and programs to help others find their light. Her programs include getting together with women to share their light and travel with others to experience new things.
Bruised and Broken to Shine: A Memoir, Tawana’s story, and ways to let your light shine. You can reach Tawana at http://www.tawanaanderson.com or on Instagram at tawana_shine. You can purchase her book either on Amazon or on her website. You can also
join the Shine Lifestyle group on Facebook for women who are wanting to be part of the SHINE
Lifestyle.
“I shared a lot of stuff about me just to show people that you will have these bruises and these breaks and people will call you broken but that’s how you get to your shine. That shine is inside of you.” --Tawana Anderson
Top Takeaways:
If you going to worry, don’t pray. If you’re going to pray, don’t worry.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportWelcome to the Winning Season Podcast with this week’s featured guest Manessa Lormejuste. Manessa is a cosmetic chemist who graduated from Rutgers University in May 2017 and has been working at Loreal USA for three years formulating hair color products.
In this episode, Manessa talks about her blog, her latest reflection on three years at L’oreal, and her advice in furthering your career.
Manessa dedicates her blog “Ness Knows” to sharing resume tips, reviews on skincare, travel tricks, and more essential lifestyle tips. In her latest blog post, she discusses the importunacy of self-advocacy, taking risks, networking across not just up, to thy own self be true, and paying it forward. In this week’s episode, Manessa goes into detail about the importance of each of these attitudes and how it has shaped her and her career.
She also touches on the importance of her mentors, the female empowerment she’s experienced at Loreal, and the tough conversations her close group had when George Floyd was killed in May 2020.
So tune into this week’s episode of the Winning Season Podcast to hear more details about “Nessa Knows”, Manessa’s journey, and ways to change your perspective.
You can reach Manessa at https://nessknows.com/home or on Instagram at nessa_lo. You can purchase her “Ultimate Travel Packing Guide” at nessknows.com and for a limited time, you can get yours for only $10.
“I’m low key a nerd, but I’m like super girly. But I didn’t have anyone that looked like me…So I make a note to really share my story especially with younger students because I don’t want them to feel like there’s only one option. ” --Manessa Lormejuste
Top Takeaways:
.What's the 1st feeling you have when you think of the word negotiation? For most women, it falls into one of these categories:
While these are common emotional responses to the word "negotiation," there are many more, but let's focus on how negotiation can benefit you and how you can benefit from working with a negotiation coach. When you negotiate,
"it's important to remember that it's a conversation, not a battle!"
With this understanding, let's discuss the conditions in which a negotiation coach can support you in confidently expressing what you want.
5 Ways You Can Benefit From Working With A Negotiation Coach
If you're nodding your head as you read this list and can relate to any or all of the above, you can value in working with Jacqueline, a master negotiator. Her life's work to provide women with tools so that they collectively stop leaving money on the table. She's most known for her ability to provide tools to break down these conversations further to help you reach a win-win in business and salary negotiations.
Gain the Confidence and Clarity You Need for Negotiations https://negotiatenow.thinkific.com/courses/salarynegotiation
If you're in the midst of a "negotiation" and would like to book a session, now text negotiation to 678-774-9494, and one of our coaches will reach out to you.
* Negotiation Strategy Sessions start at $430 for the entire negotiation process*
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportStanding in Your Success: Winning Season Mini-Episode from Jacqueline Twillie
When you're ready for the next chapter of the winning season, set the intention, then create your leadership career plan. https://bit.ly/time2winquiz
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportKaren Laos is a keynote speaker and leadership coach equipping women to stand out with confidence. She champions female business leaders to own their value and find their voice so they can be seen and heard. She also works with teams to create cultures of trust and function at their best. She has coached leaders at Facebook, Google, Netflix, Yahoo!, Sony, Microsoft, Fidelity, Charles Schwab, Trip Advisor, Bacardi, Levi, and more. Karen was HR Director for Gensler Architecture, trained teams at Gap Inc, Wells Fargo, and taught Organizational Development at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising. She was the Senior Advisor to Program Delivery for Decker Communications, where she managed and mentored a team of facilitators delivering programs around the world. Karen coached executives on how to influence and speak more effectively. Her passion lies in developing others and she has done this throughout her career of nearly three decades. RSVP for the Free summit with this link http://ow.ly/jgjL50AN9Ty --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Even in the Pandemic, You're Not Lost Guest Maxie McCoy
Maxie McCoy is a writer and speaker obsessed with giving women the tools they need to believe in themselves. Committed to the global rise of women, she writes weekly inspiration on maxiemccoy.com. Her book, You’re Not Lost: An Inspired Action Plan for Finding Your Own Way is published by TarcherPerigee of Penguin Random House.
Maxie specializes in creating meaningful offline experiences that provide practical action in workshop and group formats. She’s worked with top brands, conferences and companies to create original events that engage their target audiences both online and off. Her work has been featured on Good Morning America, TheSkimm, Forbes, Fortune, INC, Bustle, Business Insider, MyDomaine, Women’s Health, Good Housekeeping, Marie Claire, Billboard, CNN and many more as an expert in women’s leadership.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportAugust 13, 2020 Another Equal Pay Day, It gives me anxiety... Did you know that today is #BlackWomenEqualPayDay? Black Women’s Equal Pay Day is the approximate day a Black woman must work into the new year to make what white non-Hispanic man-made at the end of the previous year. My life's mission is to close the gap in wages and leadership. As a black woman, I know far too well the struggle and I know the joy of achievement. It is my intention that more of us experience #WinningSeason as I continue daily to move the needle in closing the gender wage gap I've put together a pdf guide and made my best-selling book available for a limited time. https://lnkd.in/ewe-hW2 #leadership #diversity --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
THE PRICE OF PROCRASTINATION This is a very special episode of “The Winning Season” recorded by Jacqueline V. Twillie, host of the #WinningSeason Podcast for the private FB Community.
In this episode, our host stresses on how expensive the price of procrastination could be, and how, by the learnings from this podcast, one could fruitfully deal with it.
She tells us there are 3 areas where procrastination can hit on our lives and how they could strongly affect our productivity. The cost of procrastination as mentioned are:
1. Missed opportunities (10:10)
2. Finances (08:58)
3. Health and Personal well-being (13:04) Procrastination keeps you stuck at a place, perhaps by making you feel that even the other people around you aren’t doing anything. It is also important to know how to negotiate for your finances as and when needed. By procrastinating on how the outcome would have been, if you had negotiated, you’re keeping yourself stuck in your thoughts.
The host describes 3 worthwhile elements that would help you move past procrastination, having garnered sufficient experience helping others who’ve had to deal with the same.
These are 1. Eliminating excuses (18:15)
2. Getting yourself a partner /coach (20:45)
3. Rewarding good behavior (23:45) By being honest to yourself and having a level of self-awareness, you can very efficiently develop the ability to get win-win outcomes.
Getting a partner can help you stay accountable to yourself, could help pick you up when you laze around. Citing a famous quote by Zig Ziglar, which explains that you’re not always going to be motivated, Jaqueline tells us how a coach could help you stay on track. What distinguishes successful and unsuccessful people is that successful people do the things they need to do even when they do not feel like doing it, while unsuccessful people tend to brood over their lack of motivation. It is also very important to reward yourself for your success. The rewards need not be extravagant or expensive. Do anything which makes you happy!
Giving homework toward the close of the session, our host asks you to jot down the list of excuses you’ve been telling yourself all this time. Self-awareness could help you get out of it. “Level up! Do something to invest in yourself today!”
Highlights
: 1. (05:05) ** - What to do when stuck and stressed
2. (07:20) ** - The cost of procrastination
3. (18:15) ** - Elements to move past procrastination
4. (16:55) ** - An inspiring story
5. (21:49) ** - Zig Ziglar’s famous quote
6. (23:05) ** - Difference between successful and unsuccessful people
7. (27:08) ** - Homework for today
8. (29:00) ** - Invest in yourself Let's talk if you need help going from stuck and stressed to #winningseasonhttps://letsmeet.io/zerogap/winningseasonrlppodcast
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportThis is a special episode of the Winning Season Podcast where we discuss how to overcome the expensive cost of procrastination.
The Price of Procrastination training was recorded live inside of the #WinningSeason Facebook group with host Jacqueline Twillie
Let's talk if you need help going from stuck and stressed to #winningseason
https://letsmeet.io/zerogap/winningseasonrlppodcast
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportStuck and Stressed No More! Welcome to Winning Season When we have problems and they seem like they're compounding, the process of actually putting it on a little sticky note helps you to acknowledge it, to move forward. So the first step to solving these problems is: Write them down and follow it up. Step two, make a plan. You want to make sure you have a date associated with it. Step three is to take action. This is where you get creative. This is where you think outside of the box. The next step is to believe in yourself. You have to believe that you have the knowledge, the skills, and you have enough grit to move forward. Step five, don't compare yourself to others.give yourself an extra dose of positivity. Key takeaways* The first thing that you need to do if you're feeling stressed and stuck is don't ignore the problems. Write everything that's going.(3:49) * Make a plan. (6:29) * Take Action. (8:33) * Believe in yourself. (11:44) * Don't compare yourself to others. (15:11) Top Quotes * Covid-19 has created a lot of anxiety and people are getting stressed out because things keep changing. (2:00 ) * Don't overthink it. Pull out a little sticky note, and jot down everything that's going on. (5:10) * When you make a plan, you want to make sure you have a date associated with it. (6:57) * If you don't have a coach you're working with, get an accountability partner. (10:58) * In the moments where you feel stressed and you feel stuck and you're trying to get out of it. you have to give yourself an extra dose of positivity by reading and listening to things that encourage you. (15:39) Let's talk if you need help going from stuck and stressed to #winningseason https://letsmeet.io/zerogap/winningseasonrlppodcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Jodi-Ann Burey is a speaker, writer, and equity advocate. Her work is grounded in centering the experiences of historically underrepresented communities and the systematic intersectional approaches needed to address inequities. She is currently working on her first book and podcast called Black Cancer, which explores the stories about women of color and healthcare.
“No More Secret Allies” Piece on LinkedIn - No More Secret Allies is a powerful piece Jodi Ann wrote on her LinkedIn Profile. She used this platform to express the accurate reflection of what she was feeling about people who are “secret allies” of the Racism Culture black folks have long endured. People who she calls “secret allies” are those who want to be allies with her but aren’t really part of the system. They are those people who are not willing to risk professional careers, losing relationships to fight for what they say they value. - She doesn’t need anger. She needs action. No More Secret Allies. Racism is a public health issue - Research studies show that the medical community think and feel that black people don’t feel pain or have high level of tolerance. Recalling Jodi Ann’s cancer journey, it took 3 years for her to get diagnosed, going in and out of doctors’ offices and convincing them that the pain that she was feeling was real. It was only after 3 years that she was told that she has a tumor in the spinal cord and that she needs surgery to be taken it out. - People create environments that make black people sick. Not because genetically black people are sick, they put factories to pollute the air in black and brown communities. There's a system that creates sickness in black people, not just environmentally, but also even in our offices. - Chronic racial stress that damages you physiologically that impacts what is actually physically happening in your body. Eradicating the Racism Issue - A whole system that needs to shift. We need to have a racial equity lens on all the decisions that we make that impact people of color. - The biggest work is for leaders and decision-makers who decide things around where businesses go, different policies around the environment should look at things through a racial equity lens. - Advocate for yourself and look for people who will advocate for you. Do research because that’s how you are going to advance as an individual in this system. Upcoming Book: Black Cancer - The book, Black Cancer talks about her journey of depression from heartbreak and how her cancer diagnosis saved her from that because it gave her something to fight for to want to live. - The book also talks about what it means to seek help. When you are a black woman, society and even you perceive yourself as strong. So how do strong people ask for help? How do strong people get help? Do you know how to help strong people? The book, Black Cancer will disrupt this idea of strong as something that protects you. Being strong is something that can also put you at risk because maybe you're not aware of when you need help. Podcast: Black Cancer - Guests invited are cancer survivors, people who are currently going through treatment, caregivers of family members who had their cancer journey, and those who lost loved ones due to cancer.
To follow Jodi Ann Burey’s work & advocacies, visit her website and socials for updates:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jaburey
Instagram: jodiannburey
This episode is part 3 of the series Moving Beyond Black Squares and Hashtags with guest Jazmine Reed-Clark.
Jazmine Reed-Clark is a writer and career coach who left her former industries of human resources and employee experience to be a corporate consultant and DEI advocate. Her most notable work has appeared in The Financial Diet, The Everygirl, and BYOB Revolt. While in HR, Jazmine founded Opendoor's People of Color employee resource group and cultivated their D&I programming.
In this episode you'll hear more about:
You can connect with Jazmine via her website (JazmineReedClark.com) or LinkedIn. Her email address is JazmineReedClark@Gmail.com.
Articles Mentioned in this Episode
My Blacknesss is Not Sold Separately
Robert H. Johnson Jr. Part 2 of the Special Series: Moving Beyond Black Squares and Hashtags Connect with Robert and RHJ Consulting online at https://www.rhjconsultinggroup.com/ Robert’s LinkedIn Profile linkedin.com/in/roberthjohnsonjr Twitter rhjconsulting --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode of the winning season podcast Robert H. Johnson Jr, shares tactical steps and a corporate roadmap to move beyond Black Squares and Hashtags.
Robert also breaks down the People, Process, and Performance Strategy.
We later talk about the myth of working 10X harder for black professionals.
For corporate leaders some of the most important takeaways in this episode may be found in the questions Robert presents to move beyond the social media statements towards the support of Black Lives.
The questions he presents are:
Once those questions are addressed Robert's playbook strategy is then to:
Join the next episode of the Winning Season Podcast for part two of this conversation.
Connect with Robert and RHJ Consulting online at https://www.rhjconsultinggroup.com/
Robert’s LinkedIn Profile
linkedin.com/in/roberthjohnsonjr
Beyond Black Squares and Hashtags is a special 4-part podcast Series featuring conversations to help organizations move forward in the movement of racial equality in the workplace.
Let ZeroGap.co help you with your leadership development in a virtual environment www.zerogap.co
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportRochelle Porter has never met a blank surface she didn’t want to draw on.
A lifelong lover of global design traditions, the Atlanta-based artist takes cues from the breezy hues of her Caribbean roots, the stark simplicity of Scandinavian design and the bold geometrics of West African weaves to create vibrant, eye-catching textiles for the home décor and apparel markets. Her travel-inspired patterns feature joyful, unexpected burst of color and classic motifs with a fresh, modern twist.
Upon learning of the unethical and environmentally hazardous labor practices of today’s globalized “fast fashion” industry, Rochelle nearly abandoned her dream of becoming a designer. That is, until she figured out that style could also be sustainable.
Combining her passion for patterns with her commitment to social responsibility, she formed Rochelle Porter Design (RPD), a lifestyle brand specializing in thoughtfully made, eco-friendly home and fashion accessories.
True to its tagline, “Design for abundant living,” the company believes everyone along the value chain should have the chance to live well—from the farmer who picks the pesticide-free organic cotton for its textiles, to the customer who puts them on her sofa.
RPD prioritizes fair pay, environmentally safe manufacturing, and the use of allergy-free organic and recycled materials whenever possible.
Connect with Rochelle
https://www.instagram.com/roporterdesign/
https://linktr.ee/roporterdesign
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportDelegate It, Seriously Let It Go
This episode features a fun conversation with host Jacqueline Twillie and guest Porse Williams.
Porsche Williams is Founder and CEO of The Prototype - A Lifestyle Agency based in Dallas, TX. Founded in
2016, The Prototype provides Lifestyle Management & Personal Concierge service to busy professionals,
corporate executives and community leaders who’s most valuable asset is their time. Each client is paired
with a Lifestyle Manager that can run errands, take care of the household, and help with family planning and
travel, among other tasks.
Porsche’s passion for service stems from a long-term career in retail and customer service prior to starting The
Prototype. During her career in luxury retail, Porsche was always selected as a Training Store Manager
traveling all over the country to open new locations and host managers in her locations to provide training on
products, service and POS systems. Porsche was also nominated for special projects with the buying team of
Metropark USA, a contemporary clothing retailer. She was also selected to the Delight Team, a retail think
tank, in partnership with HR and Customer Service Departments for Nestle Nespresso USA.
In addition to retail, Porsche has a long history of working behind the scenes as a wardrobe stylist for
prominent brands such as PEOPLE StyleWatch, Maxim Magazine, Ann Taylor LOFT, BCBG, Vince Camuto,
Clinique, Macy’s, Neiman Marcus, Ted Baker and many others. Porsche also has a background in Event
Planning with The Prototype and for Regus, the largest commercial office provider in the world. She’s an avid
networker and often creates events and experiences to bring people together to foster business growth.
Porsche has a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
She’s married and has 2 young children.
Contact Information:
Porsche Williams
porsche@theprototype.net
Website: www.theprototype.net
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/porsche-williams/
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportDo You Have a Personal Board of Directors? In this bonus episode of the Winning Season Podcast, Jacqueline shares the 5 types of people to have on your personal board of directors and how to cultivate the relationship to get them on board in assisting you.
Jacqueline Twillie is president of ZeroGap, a women’s leadership training and development firm that’s dedicated to closing the gender wage gap, so women can earn more of their true worth. ZeroGap serves its clients worldwide from Dallas Texas, in the U.S.A.
Additional Resources
Jacqueline Twillie’s High-Value Leadership Course: https://negotiatenow.thinkific.com
ZeroGap.Co Website www.zerogap.co
Jacqueline Twillie’s Website www.jacquelinetwillie.com “Don’t Leave Money On The Table” Best Selling Negotiations Book https://amzn.to/2yxcNou The Negotiation Workbook is on Amazon https://amzn.to/2BPhnQB
Connect with Jacqueline #JVTwillieTips #Leadership #Negotiation LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinetwillie Twitter www.twitter.com/jvtwillie
This episode of the Winning Season podcast with Jacqueline Twillie features Julie Kratz is a TEDx speaker, inclusive leadership trainer, executive coach, author, and founder of Next Pivot Point.
Julie develops inclusive workplace cultures through allyship across gender, race, and all dimensions of diversity.
Get her book, Lead Like an Ally: A Journey Through Corporate America with Proven Strategies to Facilitate Inclusion https://amzn.to/3h9L9zZ
Check out Julie's Website https://nextpivotpoint.com/
Connect with her on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliekratz/
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportThis has been an extremely heavy week between Amy Cooper going viral and the tragic death of George Floyd traumatic is the only word I can use to describe this week. As a black woman running a company, I have struggled with carrying on like nothing has happening numbing myself or expressing the trauma I, like others are experiencing. This episode is deeply personal and raw - winning season is more than just a good time, it's about experiencing life with authenticity.
~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, President at ZeroGap.co
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportThere are 3 common mistakes that women make when they're negotiating deals if you're going to thrive during this global crisis you've got to learn how to become a strong advocate for yourself.
Don't Accept That Deal: Negotiation Mistakes to Avoid
Additional resources:
Jacqueline Twillie’s High-Value Leadership Course:
https://negotiatenow.thinkific.com/co...
ZeroGap.Co Website www.zerogap.co
Jacqueline Twillie’s Website www.jacquelinetwillie.com
“Don’t Leave Money On The Table” Best Selling Negotiations Book
https://amzn.to/2yxcNou
Connect with Jacqueline
LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinetwillie
Twitter www.twitter.com/jvtwillie
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of the Winning Season Podcast, Jacqueline shares, the best leaders have to be cool, calm and collected in difficult times, even when those times look nothing like your usual “normal”.
Episode 191: This is How Leaders Thrive During Coronavirus (And Beyond)
To help leaders figure navigate through this difficult time, Jacqueline’s team picked 10 of the best leadership tips from Jacqueline’s YouTube series (“Leading through Crisis & Chaos” series) for this recap episode.
Download the bonus PDF for this episode at www.zerogap.co
Jacqueline’s team found more than 10 tips, so this recap will feature an additional 3 bonus tips to help you take ownership of your future through this unprecedented time. These tips will help you navigate the unpredictable and chaotic job market, especially if your only job searching strategy is limited to applications and resumes. Tune in to get 13 tips to make proactive change through this challenging time, whether you are managing a team or building a new career.
Here’s a quick recap
Download the bonus PDF for this episode at www.zerogap.co
Conversation Highlights
{00:44] Quick example of setting boundaries you use as you work from home
[3:00] A simple story about connecting on a human level while working remotely
[4:00] Why you need to pause
[4:11] Is our screen time a problem?
[6:07] Why you need to speak up
[7:36] How to start each meeting during this crisis
[8:36] Thinking agile as a leader
[10:09] How to be a successful leader in difficult times
[10:37] Building your leadership resilience (and Jacqueline’s upcoming book especially for leaders)
[12:20} Demonstrating your values...without the office poster
[12:48] Alicia Keys' new book
[17:40] Dealing with Interruptions
[19:19] Job search strategies
[23:11] Leadership self-care
Winning Season Leadership Quotes to Remember
“This is not a time to second guess yourself.”
“Now is not the time to be stuck in analysis paralysis.”
“The leaders who are navigating this difficult time are cool, calm, and collected.”
“So when you have an interruption...You have to clearly articulate to the team and to the people you work with directly, what things have stopped.” Important
Related Links
Download the bonus PDF for this episode at www.zerogap.co
Jacqueline Twillie’s website www.jacquelinetwillie
“More Myself: A Journey” by Alicia Keys
Navigating the Career Jungle: A Guide for Young Professionals
Fearless in The Face of Adversity! Jacqueline Twillie, host of the Winning Season podcast begins a new podcast series for women who work in male- dominated industry. The first of the series is a powerful lesson in the pursuit of being fearless even in the midst of adversity. Additional resources: Jacqueline Twillie’s High-Value Leadership Course: https://negotiatenow.thinkific.com/co... ZeroGap.Co Website www.zerogap.co Jacqueline Twillie’s Website www.jacquelinetwillie.com “Don’t Leave Money On The Table” Best Selling Negotiations Book https://amzn.to/2yxcNou Connect with Jacqueline LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinetwillie Twitter www.twitter.com/jvtwillie --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Leading Through Crisis : Screentime Reports
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportAre you feeling the pressure of this current environment as a manager? This historic moment is a big bump in our lives. This is not an easy moment but as leaders, you can fight through this crisis with your core values as your “support power” to get through this moment. Here’s the blueprint that you can customize to lead with confidence & clarity.
1. Communicate your vision for moving through this time with simplicity. People want to hear a clear message on the path forward. Your company will appreciate knowing you have a plan.
2. Don’t ignore that people are dealing with multiple personal impacts as a result of this crisis, this is not business as usual so adjust KPIs so that you can support your employees.
3. Allow team members who want more responsibility to step into expanded roles, they’ll learn and grow. By making these adjustments it will give others flexibility during this time to adjust the way they work during this time.
If these tips resonate with you share them with other women in leadership.
JVT
Additional resources: Jacqueline Twillie’s High-Value Leadership Course: https://negotiatenow.thinkific.com ZeroGap.Co Website www.zerogap.co Jacqueline Twillie’s Website www.jacquelinetwillie.com “Don’t Leave Money On The Table” Best Selling Negotiations Book https://amzn.to/2yxcNou Connect with Jacqueline LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinetwillie Twitter www.twitter.com/jvtwillie Jacqueline Twillie is president of ZeroGap, a women’s leadership training and development firm that’s dedicated to closing the gender wage gap, so women can earn more of their true worth. ZeroGap serves its clients worldwide from Dallas Texas, in the U.S.A. #leadership #jvtwillietips #leadership
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportStop Wasting Your Time Podcast Episode Additional Resources: Jacqueline Twillie’s High-Value Leadership Course: https://negotiatenow.thinkific.com/co... ZeroGap.Co Website www.zerogap.co Jacqueline Twillie’s Website www.jacquelinetwillie.com “Don’t Leave Money On The Table” Best Selling Negotiations Book https://amzn.to/2yxcNou Connect with Jacqueline LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinetwillie Twitter www.twitter.com/jvtwillie Jacqueline Twillie is president of ZeroGap, a women’s leadership training and development firm that’s dedicated to closing the gender wage gap, so women can earn more of their true worth. ZeroGap serves its clients worldwide from Dallas Texas, in the U.S.A. #leadership #leaders #jvtwillietips --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Many of us are navigating working a “new normal” during the COV-19 pandemic. In a time like this, it can be scary to think about negotiation things like salaries or job offers. That mindset, however, could lead to missed opportunities for you and the company or business that needs your value. In this special episode, Jacqueline chats with Mogul Millennial about the key tools you need to negotiate smartly. Jacqueline covers where people make mistakes in negotiating, the best time (and way) to negotiate, and her specific strategies for dealing with the unprecedented crisis of the coronavirus. Tune in to hear the advice Jacqueline gives to some of the most common questions job seekers and employees have when trying to negotiate for what they’re truly worth. Here’s a quick recap Most common negotiation mistake Why you should go to every negotiation prepared Why the first offer in a negotiation usually isn’t the best offer One of Jacqueline’s early negotiation mistakes as a new business owner How should I present my negotiation offer? What kind of questions should I ask during a negotiation? Why you need a written offer Should you rush when you have an offer? What if you’re asked about salary during a job interview? What else can I ask for in a job negotiation (besides money)? Negotiating relocation expenses The LATTE method for winning any negotiation Why you need to read the fine print in negotiation How your relationships impact your negotiation Conversation Highlights [2:39] Negotiation mistakes [4:35] Do I take the first offer just to get negotiation over with? [6:39] Negotiating with the right person [8:00] How to get your first win in any business negotiation [10:15] Getting that offer on paper [12:09] Negotiation and time [14:27] The “salary” question [16:52] Why you should negotiation during this pandemic [18:19] How to prove your worth during this crisis [21:25] Negotiating more than money [22:21] Negotiating your exit strategy [23:35] Relocation expense [25:16] Latte method [26:05] Financial costs to not reading the fine print [29:34] What if you need to go back and negotiate? [31:42] How early can you start negotiating? [36:46] What should I do if I mess up? [37:47] The power of relationships & networking [39:52] Can you build relationships cold? [41:27] What if your interviewer pushes back on your value [43:00] Proving your worth before you negotiate Power Leadership Quotes to Remember “The negotiation doesn’t truly begin until you have the offer.” “Negotiation is all having a conversation so that both parties can walk away with a win-win.” “If it’s not in black and white, it’s not true.” “If there’s no written offer, we have little factual information to go off of.” “Don’t be afraid to pause it [negotiation] for a few days.” “Networking can get you a hundred grand, hands down.” Important Links Don't Leave Money On The Table: Negotiation Strategies for Women Leaders in Male-Dominated Industries Navigating the Career Jungle: A Guide for Young Professionals Salary History Bans: A Running History of States and Localities That Have Outlawed Pay History Questions (Updated February 2020)
#Dontleavemoneyonthetable 📚 #negotiationskills #crisisnegotiator
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportA new normal for working April 2020 This is the time to live out your company values. From the 2-minute leadership tip of the day series. Resources: Jacqueline Twillie’s High-Value Leadership Course: https://negotiatenow.thinkific.com/courses/womenleadership ZeroGap.Co Website www.zerogap.co Jacqueline Twillie’s Website www.jacquelinetwillie.com “Don’t Leave Money On The Table” Best Selling Negotiations Book https://amzn.to/2yxcNou Connect with Jacqueline LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinetwillie Twitter www.twitter.com/jvtwillie Jacqueline Twillie is president of ZeroGap, a women’s leadership training and development firm that’s dedicated to closing the gender wage gap, so women can earn more of their true worth. ZeroGap serves its clients worldwide from Dallas Texas, in the U.S.A. #LeadershipDevelopment #Leading #LeadershipTips --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
How to get over self doubt and start the next chapter of your winning season. This podcast is for women leaders in male dominated industries. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
"You are way too talented not to be achieving your full potential." - Gabrielle Deculus Founder of Business Rules For Women. Busines Rules for Women (BRFW) was founded in Houston, Texas in March 2015 by Gabrielle Deculus. Since then, the BRFW movement has impacted over 250,000 women in the USA, Canada, Africa, Europe and Asia. Join their next event the BRFW Conference. During this 3-day conference, you will hear from industry thought leaders and experts about how to build a profitable business and influential brand in 2020 and follow them @businessrulesforwomen! www.businessrulesforwomen.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Recession Proof Negotiation Tips. Use these tips to get more of what you want in a negotiation. Tips: 1. Know what you want 2. Articulate why you want it 3. Use the LATTE Negotiation Method * 4. Keep a “wins” folder 5. Use power phrases ———- Learn More: Enroll in the “Nah, I Know My Value Course” ( LATTE METHOD found in) Don’t Leave Money On The Table - Negotiation Strategies For Women 📚available NOW on Amazon www.jacquelinetwillie.com • www.zerogap.co --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
What got you here what get you there.
In this episode of the podcast, host Jacqueline Twillie shares 10 steps to reach your next level in leadership. Even in the midst of chaos and crisis.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportBesides your health during this unprecedented time in history (and yes, I mean the coronavirus), money is probably another big concern in your life right now. Many of us are wondering: How should I be managing my money during this crisis? What should I do with my stimulus check? Should I still keep my investments? Should we still “buy low, sell high”? How do I manage my money if I lose my job? How do I stay positive in a world where everything seems so negative? That’s why we talk with Shannah Compton Game, host of the Millennial Money Podcast and certified financial planner, to talk with us about what we can do to survive through this current crisis...and how to financially thrive after the crisis is over. Shannah covers what you need to know about managing your bills, your money goals, your stimulus check, your investments, and your mindset through this trying time. Important Money Quotes to Remember “Get super focused on that one thing that you need today and just let that [guide] your action list for today.” “Using that money to push you forward is a good thing.” “I want to give everyone a permission slip to not feel like a failure.” “I believe mindset is the #1 missing piece to money success.” “Don’t stop setting money goals right now.” Important Links Millennial Money Podcast Market Gauge Ellevest Millennial Money Podcast episode with Michelle Schneider (“Investing Trends to Follow in 2020”) Create Your Money Game Plan” Live Masterclass Happy Money: The Japanese Art of Making Peace with Your Money Plant Your Money Tree: A Guide to Growing Your Wealth. Enroll in Shannah’s masterclass at bit.ly/mgpclass and use code coronavirus for $30 off --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
3 THINGS YOU CAN DO TO NEGOTIATE BILL PAYMENT DURING THIS CRISIS: 1 • Create a spreadsheet of monthly service providers include contact info & bill amount 2 • Call each service provider vs emailing them 3 • Ask if there is a delayed payment program for COVID-19 impacted individuals --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Career advancement strategy is how leaders move up in the ranks of their companies. It's a well-kept secret that some know and others spend years trying to figure out. Here are the 7 steps to help you advance in winning season, my term for successfully advancing in your career and leadership.
1. Respond vs. React
2. Write a to-do and to-stop list
3. Unplug for media/new for just 1 hour
4. Use that time to tackle your to-do and stop list
5. Recognize your progress
6. Repeat
7. Create a weekly win list
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportThe Powerful Resume Strategy w/ Ashley Cash
In this episode of the PowerBanking podcast for women leaders in male-dominated industries we discuss the 3 steps for landing a job and getting paid! We deep dive into her definition of leadership which encompasses these 5 elements:
If you're ready to level up in your career, check out her $100K Resume Masterclass Link- bit.ly/$100KResumeMethod
Check out Ashley's favorite podcast: The level up Podcast with Kendra James
Suggested Negotiation Books:
Becoming by Michelle Obama https://amzn.to/39Tykpi
Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In by Roger Fisher https://amzn.to/3aREhDi
Getting Past No: Negotiating in Difficult Situations by William Ury https://amzn.to/3cV46nK
Getting to Yes with Yourself: (and Other Worthy Opponents) by William Ury https://amzn.to/2TP1PmM
Brag!: The Art of Tooting Your Own Horn without Blowing It by Peggy Klaus https://amzn.to/3aP4rq4
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportSpecial Episode- Women in male dominated industries --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode of the podcast we address the controversy of saying women leaders in response to men not calling themselves male leaders. They simply say, I’m a leader. My not so popular opinion is that we should call out the different styles of leadership between men & women while embracing those differences. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Fierce Leadership & a Success Blueprint with Paloma Alvarado, Partner with New York Life. In this episode we dive into who leadership means & talk about women who have paved the way for career advancement. We also discuss how preparing for challenges is the secret sauce is achieving great results. Connect with Paloma Alvarado on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/palomaalvarado --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Leading with Grit Guest Amber Freeland Amber is an award-winning professional with 10 years of experience in education and 10 years of communications experience with an emphasis on public relations, marketing, and digital strategy in social media, web and mobile channels. She's an expert in crisis and marketing communications. She's also a sought after for her web content management, ghost blogging, copy editing, and desktop publishing. In this episode, Amber shares how she's craved on her own leadership path through creativity and strategic grit. Her leadership story is inspiring as she dives into ways she overcame challenges to reach her next level of career success. As a woman working in a male-dominated industry, she's got a playbook of success that we can all learn from. Connect with Amber on LinkedIn --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Getting ready for your next chapter in leadership. It’s winning season, in order to get more you’re going to make a few changes that may be uncomfortable at first. Learn the power by winning season in this episode. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
7 Habits of Successful Leaders w/ Jacqueline Twillie --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Jacqueline Twillie answers 2 Powerful Questions that will help you negotiate anything! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Financial Fitness with Lindsey Perez --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode of the podcast, Jacqueline speaks with Dr. Michelle Travis. She's the author of Dads for Daughters: How Fathers Can Give their Daughters a Better, Brighter. About Michelle Travis Michelle Travis is a law professor at the University of San Francisco School of Law. She is an expert on employment discrimination law and serves as the Co-Director of USF's Labor and Employment Law Program. Her research focuses on sex discrimination, gender stereotypes, work/family integration, and disability discrimination in the workplace. Michelle grew up in Colorado and now lives in the Bay Area with her husband, two daughters, and pet chinchilla. She is a former collegiate gymnast, a novice ballerina, and an avid nonfiction reader. Author Page: https://michelletravis.net/ Faculty Page: https://www.usfca.edu/law/faculty/michelle-travis LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelle-travis-697aa713b/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michelle_a_travis/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/michelleatravis About the book: Build a More Equitable World for Your Daughter. Today's dads are raising confident, empowered daughters who believe they can achieve anything. But the world is still profoundly unequal, with workplaces built by men, a massive gender pay gap, and deeply-ingrained gender stereotypes. Dads For Daughters: How Fathers Can Give their Daughters a Better, Brighter, Fairer Future offers fathers guidance for building a more equal world for their daughters. Invest in Your Daughter's Future. Inspired by their daughters, dads are uniquely positioned to become powerful allies for girls and women. That's where Dads For Daughters can help. With this book, you'll find: Concrete strategies for creating a better tomorrow for the girls and women in your life Inspiring stories from dads of daughters who are already having an impact Resources for becoming a stronger male ally in your workplace and community Advice for engaging other men in gender equality efforts Lean In for Dads. There are so many ways that dads of daughters can make a difference - from mentoring women to equalizing pay, from sports fields to science labs, from building empathy to combating gender bias, from boardrooms to ballot boxes. With every small step, dads have the power to make incredible change to level the playing field for our next generation of girls. Dads For Daughters also offers women a guide for recruiting men into action. Together, we can give all of our daughters a happier, more successful future. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Leadership Strategy - Own The Room Executive Presence is your key to unlocking your next level in leadership. Learn more www.zerogap.co --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Kicking off 2020, Winning Season --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
The Power of Fear with Delanie Majors --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Setting Intentions & Self-Discipline --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
As we wrap up the decade, I've reflected on the two books I've gifted the most within the past ten years. (Outside of my two best-selling books)
These books have been pivotal in my leadership journey - I share why in this episode of the PowerBanking Podcast.
Amazon.com Book Summary:
Quietly and steadily, the number of women making six figures or more is increasing and continues to rise at a rate faster than for men. From entrepreneurs to corporate executives, from white-collar professionals to freelancers and part-timers, women are forging careers with considerable financial success.
In Secrets of Six-Figure Women, Barbara Stanny, journalist, motivational speaker, and financial educator, identifies the seven key strategies of female high-earners: A Profit Motive, Audacity, Resilience, Encouragement, Self-Awareness, Non-attachment, and Financial Know-How.
Based on extensive research and hundreds of interviews, including more than 150 women whose annual earnings range from $100,000 to $7 million, Barbara Stanny turns each of the six-figure traits into a specific strategy for upping earnings. By rigorously fine-tuning them, readers can, step-by-step, climb the income ladder.
Book Summary from Amazon.com
More than 600,000 people around the world have been captivated by the simple, practical, and profound strategies contained in the original bestseller, The Power of Focus. Now a decade later, authors Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, and Les Hewitthave joined forces to create a special 10th Anniversary Edition of this enduring classic. Each of these masters of business and personal development provides a crystal-clear picture of why your ability to focus is even more vital today in determining your future success. Readers will discover:
What book are books have you gifted most in this decade?
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportShireen Abdullah is 1 cup foodie, 2 tablespoons health nerd, 3 fl oz connector. After spending most of her career as a management consultant, Shireen decided to change paths and pursue her passion to become a food-prenuer. With rising healthcare costs and the chronic illness epidemic, she felt part of the solution was within the diet. To that end, she created Yumlish — a digital health platform created with dietitians, designed to close the gap from diagnosis to the kitchen in order to positively impact health outcomes. Yumlish is a recipe video platform created for you by dietitians and nutritionists; together we help take the guesswork out of cooking for chronic illnesses and dietary restrictions Chronic illness recipes + local dietitians = Yumlish https://www.instagram.com/yumlish_/ https://twitter.com/yumlish_ https://www.facebook.com/yumlish --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Morning Leadership Routine w/ Jacqueline Twillie. Jacqueline V. Twillie holds an M.B.A. in Leadership, she is the Founder and President of ZeroGap.co, a global training, and development firm that specializes in women's leadership within male-dominated industries. ZeroGap has been identified as one of the fastest-growing companies in 2019. Jacqueline is an Amazon Best Selling Author. Her latest book, Don't Leave Money on The Table: Negotiation Strategies is a best seller and was released August 22, 2019. She has been featured in Forbes, FastCo, Essence Now , Black Enterprise , Parade , Today.com, NBC BLK and more… on the topic of Women’s Leadership and Negotiation Strategy. Jacqueline is a graduate of Southeastern Louisiana University and earned her MBA from Tiffin University. Her life’s mission is to eliminate the gender wage gap by providing practical strategy for women to advance and thrive in leadership roles. In her downtime, she loves to practice yoga and cook. When Jacqueline isn’t working on leadership development for women she enjoys seeing the world from up in the air check out her skydive video on YouTube. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
2020 Negotiation Checklist w Jacqueline Twillie. In this episode of the PowerBanking podcast and Jacqueline gives step-by-step guidance for women leaders to prepare for a successful negotiations in 2020 and beyond! Download the checklist today from the PowerBanking Facebook group. https://www.facebook.com/fbmentorship/signup/?application_id=361819394689555 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Setting Intentions w/ Jacqueline Twillie --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Whew. I got dissed - a lesson in confidence & judging others. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
I remember the first time I negotiated and I was short on time I was a nervous wreck. Thinking back, I’ve learned so much and unfortunately I had to learn by bumping my head a few times. In this episode of the PowerBanking podcast I share with you what I wish I would’ve known in negotiating within a limited time frame. 5 Steps to negotiate in 30 minutes Look at the details Anticipate the challenges Think about your walk-away point Talk it through Evaluate options Pro tip: Negotiation is a conversation not a battle. Resources: Don't Leave Money on The Table by Jacqueline Twillie Mindset by Carol Dweck --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode of the PowerBanking Podcast Jacqueline sits down with two leaders from The Winner’s Network. The Winner’s Network is a group of multifaceted and highly driven individuals dedicated to winning in all areas of life including finances, technology, and entrepreneurship. Connect with Stephanie and Keyana on Instagram @ladykay_6305 (Keyana) and @stephobedabesto_ Stephanie and their business @thewinnersnetwork Keyana Simmons email Keyana.m.simmons@gmail.com Stephanie Robertson email Stephaniemrobertson@outlook.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
November 20, 2019, is Latina Equal Pay Day. It’s not a celebration, it’s a day of awareness.
Many know that lower earnings for women equate to less money to care for their families. It’s been a half of century since President Kennedy signed the Equal Pay Act yet, there still isn’t equal pay. Latina women earn about 54 cents for every dollar earned by white, non-Hispanic men. There are many layers to factors that contribute to this gap and raising awareness on Latina Equal Pay Day is an opportunity for us all to engage in a deeper conversation about solutions.
The gender wage gap can’t be solved by individuals alone. Companies, government, community organizations also have a role in addressing the solutions. LeanIn.org has comprehensive suggested solutions on their website. As individuals, we can also take an active role in advocating for ourselves.
Make career aspirations known to your supervisors by clearly articulating if you are interested in roles that expand your skill set and pay more. Think clearly about what you want to say and present that in a concise manner.
Be aware of market rate, before heading into a conversation about compensation prepare with facts. Use a few of the online salary tools to understand how much you should be earning based on experience level, education, and very importantly your geographic area.
Ask confidently, when you present your request to your supervisor or tell a job recruiter salary expectations say it with confidence. Be prepared to speak to the value you’ll be adding to the team/organization/company and follow that up with facts of the market rate.
When it comes to equal pay, the more we know the better-informed decisions we can make as it relates to which jobs we accept and money that we decide to accept for the value we add.
Kathleen Toplin is an international leader with expertise in managing domestic and international teams at the same time. She's known for utilizing her keen analysis, insights, and team approach to drive organizational improvements and implementation of best practices. Kathleen is described as a leader with superior interpersonal skills, capable of resolving multiple and complex (human resources, financial, operational) issues and motivating staff to peak performance.
In this episode of the PowerBaking Podcast, Kathleen shares with Jacqueline her leadership story and how she found the strength to navigate announcing to her team that she would longer be with the company on the heels of processing the loss of three loved ones. Kathleen provides deep insight into the leaders who inspire her and also shares the tools she's found helpful in building her leadership skillset.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of the PowerBanking podcast jacqueline Twillie‘s response to a heated exchange on Twitter of what to do when you’re offered a promotion with no raise or title change. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Latest episode of Powerbanking with guest Dr. Marie Alcazar. Marie is an Agile Transformation Leader and Ecosystem Coach with deep domain knowledge in business agility and digital transformation. As a life-long learner, Marie combines her skills, experience and education around Organizational Transformation, Leadership, and Agile to meet people where they are and help them pivot to the new. Her in-the-trenches leadership style and instinctive ability to connect with people to solve real problems in real time has resulted in best in breed results for for clients, along with current and past employers. Marie is a SAFe Certified Program Consultant, Release Train Engineer, Coach, and seasoned Change Practitioner, with the first 15 years of her career spent focusing on organizational change, and the most recent 9 years leading the way on Agile Transformation. She loves what she does and is passionate about doing work that truly makes a difference for both her company and her clients.
Connect with Marie on LinkedIn
Learn more about women leaders in male-dominated industries at www.zerogap.co
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of the PowerBanking podcast Jacqueline Twillie shares the power of gratitude in reducing turnover and increasing business profits. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode we talk about how to make decisions using two leadership filters. A.H.A. & F.L.O.W. Learn more at ZeroGap.co --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode of the PowerBanking podcast our host, Jacqueline speaks with inclusion & diversity expert Dawn Christian.
Dawn is a highly effective collaborative strategic change agent with a track record of leading global cross-functional teams, building and implementing innovative diversity and inclusion initiatives. A leader with cultural competency, executive presence and a passion for transformative change in complex environments. Expertly navigate matrices while building internal and external relationships.
Learn more about PowerBanking Women in Leadership at ZeroGap.co
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of the PowerBanking podcast host, Jacqueline tackles listener questions on getting unstuck in career & overcoming fear to negotiate. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Special Episode with Dr. Perkins-Waters on the PowerBanking Podcast
Upon completion of her PhD, Martinique Perkins Waters spent three years in a primary research position in the School of Public Health. As a faculty member in the Department of Health Behavior, She studied the health outcomes of family caregivers. During that time, Dr. Perkins Waters worked collaboratively with her peers to publish seven manuscripts and worked on several non-profit, private, and federal grants. Additionally, She made 15 presentations on her research and spent a year training in Health Disparities Research program. She used the knowledge she gained as a RCMAR Health Disparities scholar in both her research and as the course master for a graduate level African American Health Issues course. Since 2013, Dr. Perkins Waters has been in a part-time faculty position at UAB and Jefferson-State Community College. She educates students on both the basis of psychological principles and introduce them to the advanced skills required to complete a research project.
Dr. Perkins-Waters is now Assistant Professor of Psychology at The University of West Alabama.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of the PowerBanking podcast host, Jacqueline Twillie shares success stories and practical tips on accomplishing your goals through a process of elimination excuses and emulating excellence. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Today's PowerBanking Podcast Guest is Alicia (A.M.) Morgan. Award-Winning Executive Leader and Engaged Advocate responsible for multi-generational workforce inclusion with impact measurements in program management, career development, mentoring and cross-functional leadership. She is the Vice President of Education and Programs responsible for managing the development and execution of school and public programs reaching over 42,000 students annually through STEM outreach initiatives, aviation and spaceflight history exploration at the Frontiers of Flight Museum. Committed to lifelong learning she has successfully maintained leadership excellence in the for-profit and nonprofit sector through capital asset management, process improvement initiatives, K-12 STEM/STEAM education outreach, college/workforce readiness, strategic planning and program development. Achievements include: K-12 Promotion of Education Honoree - Women of Color in STEM Conference SWE WE Local Awards Engaged Advocate Honoree Dallas SWE Outreach Mentor Award Dallas Millennial Gala STEM Leader of the Year Honoree J Rêve International Emerging Leader in STEAM Public Voices Fellow - The Op-Ed Project Connect with her on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/ammorgan/ and Twitter https://twitter.com/AM_Morgan find her TedX Talk Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ayGGbMnvI8 Subscribe to her email list here: https://ammorgan.net/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Microaggressions at work
Resource link file:///C:/Users/ddb04/Downloads/Racial_MicroaggressionsshortVersion.pdf
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportMini Training: Recognize Your Value
We throw the term, #KnowYourValue around alot .... here's a practical approach to knowing your value & owning it!
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of the PowerBanking podcast Jacqueline provides an update on what she’s been up to and gives you insight into her personal statement. She extends a challenge of how to switch up the response to “what do you do”, when you are presented that question at a networking event. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Top Lobbyist and Influencer CeCelia Thomas joins the PowerBanking Podcast as a guest speaking on leadership. PowerBanking Podcast is hosted by Jacqueline Twillie, President at ZeroGap.Co --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Put a fee 💰 on it! Negotiation skills can be gained by any skill level. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
On this episode Jacqueline is talking about What times of questions to ask in negotiations.
Key Points:
[00:02: 09] - 5 part framework - L.A.T.T.E. framework
- (L) - Look
- (A) - Anticipate
- (T) - Think
- (T) - Talk
- (E) - Evaluate
[00:03:02] - When is it helpful to ask questions during a negotiation?
- To seek to gain information
- To check for understanding
- To gain participation in the conversation
- To get the conversation back on track
- To reduce tension
[00:10:55] - What are the types of questions to ask
- Open ended questions (broader answer, more expansive question)
- Closed ended questions (restrictive, can introduce bias)
Quotes from the Episode: “Negotiations is a conversation, not a battle.” [00:02:01]
“Information is power, the more you know the better informed decisions you can make.” [00:03:12] “You want to avoid as much bias as possible because sometimes bias is formed off of assumptions.” [00:11:21] “Set the framework to understand what type of information will help you make a good decision.” [00:12:54] Links: Jacquline Twillie - https://www.jacquelinetwillie.com/
Don’t Leave Money on the Table - https://www.amazon.com/Dont-Leave-Money-Table-MaleDominated/dp/1089197926/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0? _encoding=UTF8&qid=1570843565&sr=1-1
Social Media: Jacqueline Twillie - https://www.instagram.com/jacquelinetwillie/?hl=en
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinetwillie/
https://www.facebook.com/Jvtwillie/
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportOn this episode Jacqueline discusses “Information is Power” Key Points: [00:00:36] - When was the last you practiced asking questions? - Put intention behind practicing the question that you ask. [00:08:20] - Reasons why people don’t ask a lot of questions. - Ego - Worry about asking the wrong question, concern about perception - Not understanding how beneficial good questions are [00:10:05] - How you can enhance your questioning abilities - Ask more questions 1) Introductory Questions 2) Mirror Questions 3) Full Switch Questions 4) Follow up Questions - Follow up questions tend to be strongest for relationship building. - Tips on asking questioning 1) Ask tough questions first 2) Decide on tone 3) Take notes (preferably hand written) 3) Decide what information you will share Quotes from the Episode: “The reason it is so powerful is that it unlocks value in your organization, in your conversations and it really is a catalyst for learning and exchanging ideas.” [00:03:33] “By asking questions we naturally improve our emotional intelligence.” [00:05:51] “If you’re leading a team people have to know you, they have to like you and that leads to trusting you.” [00:10:19] “Choose discomfort instead of resentment.” [00:17:15] Links: Jacquline Twillie - https://www.jacquelinetwillie.com/ Don’t Leave Money on the Table - https://www.amazon.com/Dont-Leave-Money-Table-MaleDominated/dp/1089197926/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0? _encoding=UTF8&qid=1570843565&sr=1-1 Social Media: Jacqueline Twillie - https://www.instagram.com/jacquelinetwillie/?hl=en https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinetwillie/ https://www.facebook.com/Jvtwillie/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
FREE MASTERCLASS: Effective Negotiation Strategy. Learn strategy to gain leverage in your next negotiation. Negotiation is a skill that can be enhanced. In this episode you’ll learn how to effectively negotiate anything. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode of PowerBanking - guest LaDondra Wilson shares her leadership Philosophy and insight to leaders navigating change. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Bonus episode- Faith Meditation for Women Leaders --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode of the podcast Jacqueline shares, a few actionable ways women leaders can take action to reach their career aspirations by engaging in smart calculated risk.
Host: Jacqueline V. Twillie
On this episode, Jacqueline gives listeners insight about risk, resilience and reward.
Key Points: [00:01:45] - KPMG 2019 Women in Leadership Report
- 7 in 10 women are open to taking small risk to further their career
- fewer are comfortable taking big risks
- women of color are the biggest potential risk takers
[00:04:54] - Suggestions: step out of the comfort zone and take smart risks
- Become more confident in the things that you want
- Be aware of the impression that you make
- Speak up, do it frequently and manage your emotions
- Step out of your comfort zone and take a risk
Quotes from the Episode: “I am not lucky. You know what I am? I am smart, I am talented, I take advantage of the opportunities that come my way and I work really, really hard. Don’t call me lucky. Call me a badass.” [00:01:02] “If you’re nervous about speaking up, if you don’t know how you’re doing to be received, go ahead and take that risk, be self assertive, lean into that behavior and share your opinion, you’ll only learn and grow from that.” ~ Shonda Rhimes [00:08:21]
Links: Jacquline Twillie - https://www.jacquelinetwillie.com/
Don’t Leave Money on the Table - https://www.amazon.com/Dont-Leave-Money-TableMale-Dominated/dp/1089197926/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0? _encoding=UTF8&qid=1570843565&sr=1-1
Social Media:
Jacqueline Twillie - https://www.instagram.com/jacquelinetwillie/?hl=en
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinetwillie/
https://www.facebook.com/Jvtwillie/
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn the second bonus episode for “Don’t Leave Money on the Table”, Jacqueline shares more detail about what’s in the book that can help you reach your goals. Whether you are a job applicant asking for more pay or a leader getting a new copier for your department, we all use negotiation strategies to get what we need.
If you’re looking to sharpen their negotiation skills or improve your conflict resolution skills, “Don’t Leave Money on the Table” is a quick read filled with practical tools designed to help you communicate effectively and powerful.
That book was released 08-22-2019.
Here’s a quick recap of what Jacqueline covered:
Got comments about the book, let me know here
Signed copies are still available on Jacqueline’s website.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportJacqueline Twillie releases her second book, Don’t Leave Money On The Table: negotiation strategies for women leader in male dominated industries. #Dontleavemoneyonthetable Don’t Leave Money On The Table - Negotiation Strategies For Women ORDER NOW www.jacquelinetwillie.com/dpm --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode of the podcast Jacqueline shared her big negotiation mistake and a moment when she left money on the table. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this bonus episode, Jacqueline Twillie talks about strategic ways to ask for help. In particular, Jacqueline wants to help you learn how to negotiate with value. Negotiation, as she discusses, is not about being overly aggressive. It’s about knowing your value, communicating that value, and making a fair exchange.
Jacqueline also shares her world-transforming mission and how you can help her achieve that mission. Her book, “Don’t Leave Money on the Table” is a resource built from Jacqueline’s 5 years of experience helping women negotiate over $500,000 in better salaries and better deals.
That book is being released 08-22-2019.
Here’s a quick recap:
● Jacqueline’s bold goal to reach 1 million women
● Equal Pay- Why women need to be comfortable asking for more
● What negotiation is...and what it isn’t
● Why any personality style can use negotiation to get what they want
● How to negotiate right using the “Latte Method” as a framework
Conversation Highlights
[2:44] 3 reasons women need to share “Don’t Leave Money on the Table”
[2:56] Black Women’s Equal Pay Day: What does it signify?
[4:08] One quick way that women can make a direct impact on the gender wage gap
[7:36] 3 Ways you can help Jacqueline hit her “Reach One Million Women” goal
[8:40] Why negotiation is essential for any part of your business
[8:52] The Latte method for negotiation
[9:42] Using the framework of negotiation to improve how you ask for help
Resources
“Don’t Leave Money on the Table” on pre-sale!
Quotes
“The reward is in knowing that you’re advocating for yourself in a confident manner.”
“Yep, you heard me right. I want to get this book in the hands of one million women.”
Most of the negotiation books I’ve read ...They're a few hundred pages long.”
“If you do not ask, you will not get.”
“Many of us bought up in Western society, were taught to believe, as women or young girls, that we have to be nice and polite.”
“There’s...power in knowing that you can confidently go to bat for yourself just like you would for anyone else.”
“You can use your own personality style to dig into a conversation and to say confidently: “‘These are things that I want.’.”
“I want to let women know. Yes, you can negotiate from where you are…”
“Don’t discount where you are.”
“I’m not just talking salaries.”
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportWhat does success mean to you? Success defined noun the accomplishment of an aim or purpose In this episode of the PowerBanking Podcast, Jacqueline shares secrets of successful women. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode of the podcast Jacqueline talked about how leaders build other leaders and give their teams agency to make decisions. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Bonus episode of the PowerBanking Podcast with two guest interviews back to back! Our first guest, Sheryl Kline, M.A. CHPC she's known for helping ambitious women speak up, be heard and optimize their impact. Sheryl is also an author, coach, and speaker. Connect with her on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/sherylklinema/ and visit her website https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-zone-lab-llc/about/ Sheryl's book can be found online - ZONED IN: The Mental Toughness Our second guest, Shaymaa Alsahhar is a high performance coach and Chief Technologist, Director at NTT DATA Services. Her contact details are Email: shay.chpc@gmail.com Instagram: shay_chpc Linked in: www.linkedin.com/in/shaymaa-alsahhar --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
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Why do women leave companies in male-dominated industries? It is a million-dollar question. The reason why it's a million-dollar question is that the cost of turnover, the cost of losing talent, losing that knowledge that you've invested in, you've hired this great person and that goes out the door and you don't know why that is a massive drain on the bottom line. According to Catalyst Report released in 2017, only 6.6% of women work-full time in male-dominated occupations in the United States. In 2019, these decade long issues are still very pervasive and persistent. Women working in male-dominated cultures have found exciting reasons to be engaged in these industries. They want to work, but they're often forced to quit and leave their jobs through unspoken cultural norms. In this episode, we’ll go through the common obstacles that women face in male-dominated industries that many see as outdated, but they're still relevant as well as talk about the solutions to these obstacles. About the PowerBanking Podcast PowerBanking is The Podcasts for women leaders who work in male-dominated industries. Hosted by Founder of ZeroGap.co & best-selling author, Jacqueline V. Twillie. The focus of this podcast is on tools and strategies that help women enhance their leadership blueprint and embrace her power to effective in work and life. Episode Spotlights [04:00] Most leaders are not aware of all of the issues that women face because women are afraid to talk about it. Challenges Women in Male-Dominated Industries Face [05:50] Pervasive stereotypes: women are weaker, they're not as knowledgeable compared to their male counterparts in the company who are perceived as being stronger, or they're smarter. [06:05] The perception that women are outsiders and they threaten the "way things have been." [06:20] The industry and cultural behaviors have to be more refresh to be inclusive. [06:30] Work-life demands to impact the hours that women are willing to work as they advance in their careers, and grow their families. Women are caring for both children and elderly members in the family, impacts the hours that they are can work. [07:50] Fewer mentoring opportunities which women reported as being important to their success. [08:40] Sexual harassment: it has a new level of awareness such as the #METOO and TIMESUP era. Best Practices For Engaging and Retaining Women Leaders In Companies Within Traditionally Male-Dominated Industries [09:10] Have effective training and development programs and strategies that align business goals with an inclusive business model. [10:10] Solutions for pervasive stereotypes that say women are weak men are strong, and that women are not knowledgeable and men are smarter. [11:07] Have team meetings or company-wide recognition meetings that bring to the forefront examples of women who are performing well in the industry. [11:50] Solution for the view that women are outsiders and they threaten the "way things have been." [12:08] Men should clean up their language they’re talking to women by using colorful language. [12:23] If your company culture is counter to using colorful language, then it's not women who are outsiders who threaten the way things have been, it is that the values haven't been communicated in a way that trickles down into the organization. [12:50] When it comes to “the way things have been,” if a wants to remain innovative, competitive, and in business, they have to adapt with the times and update and have inclusive work environments. [13:35] Solution for the work-life balance impact hours. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Are you going big in your leadership journey? Are you taking risks? Are you being fearless? It can be so hard to take risks, and to be fearless because we usually don't want to make mistakes and we don't want to look bad. For women leaders in male dominated industries, you have so much to prove already and on top of that, you just don't want to let yourself down. A lot of you have very high standards for yourself. But what was the last time you've taken a risk at work and done something new for the very first time? As we kick off today's episode, I'm going to share with you 8 things to help inspire you to step into your power and play big as a leader. Valuable Quote “It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.” ― Theodore Roosevelt 8 Tips to Inspire You To Step Into Your Power and to Play Big [05:55] Get Failure Time On Your Annual Calendar. [06:25] Sometimes failure is both expected and accepted [07:25] Put in your calendar annually as leaders, time away for you to think about your greatest endeavors. [07:20] Get Up. You have to get up when you fall down, when you miss a mark, when you miss a milestone when you don't hit your quarterly goals. It's not the end, you can keep going. [07:55] Take baby steps. Right after a failure don't cancel everything that you have planned. Do one thing that's going to help put you in the right direction. [08:10] Take Inspired Action You have to be intentional. What inspires you to do your best? What is it that motivates you? [08:55] When you are constantly taking inspired action as leaders, you inspire those who look up to you and hopefully follow you and those whom you lead, you also inspire them to take action. [09:12] Be Brave. It's necessary for your company and your team to remain innovative and competitive and profitable. So don't be afraid to step outside of the box to buck the norm. [09:55} Try Again If at first you don't succeed, try and try again. When it comes to stepping into your power, and playing big, sometimes you do have to try again and again and again. [10:30] Surround Yourself With People Who Will Push You To Be The Highest and Grandest Version of Yourself. Favorite quote by Oprah Winfrey. Iron sharpens iron. So when you're out there leading and you're taking the risk, and you're stepping into your power and owning your power, you want to be very protective of your environment. [11:10] Go Big or Go Home. Curate an experience for you to take a big leap and step out of your comfort zone. [12:45] Enjoy The Journey. As leaders, we want to figure things out, we want things to go our way and we want it to be this or that. It's not always the case. Part of the journey is doing your part and then knowing when you have to take hands-off and let the rest of the chips fall where they may. Celebrate moments and sit in gratitude to process. [15:05] Part of enjoying the process as a leader is knowing that sometimes you learn more in a challenging situation. You are forced to think more creatively and think outside of the box. [15:30] Breaking your own rules and learning how to expand your thought patterns. Resources and Links Mentioned in This Episode Book: Break Your Own Rules by Kathryn Heath, Mary Davis Holt, and Sharon Allen --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Should You Invest in a Leadership Coach? There are a variety skills that experts and life coaches say can benefit you achieve success in your career or life in general. Some of these skills are especially prized higher in some professions but don’t matter in other lines of work. Self-awareness an essential skill for any career, regardless of your field of work. It can help you to become successful in what you do. It is not uncommon to find some people who have succeeded in their careers while others have given up. When we look at someone's career progress, we may only see one thing. But how many microelements have gone into that to make that person what you see on the outside as a success? Numerous research studies have shown that companies or leaders that invest in coaching and leadership development perform better than firms that don’t. Join Jacqueline in today’s episode as she talks about her upcoming book, executive coaching, the importance of self-awareness, the imposter syndrome, taking an audit and looking at what you have really done, as well as admitting your weaknesses in order to become successful. Valuable Quotes “What looks easy on the outside is a journey for an individual on the inside.” Episode Spotlights [01:55] The level of self awareness that we all need to have in order to be successful. [02:25] The negotiation strategy for business owners when pricing their product or service [03:25] when looking at someone's career progress, you may only see one thing, but there are many micro elements that have gone into that to make that person what you see on the outside as a success. [03:40] How to know that you’re dealing with imposter syndrome [04:20] Admitting that you have a problem is being bold and brave [04:50] The things in your life that you keep putting off to tomorrow and their impact [05:20] Women who have persevered through various challenges to transcend what they thought was possible. [06:30] Find an accountability partner on the PowerBanking group for free. [07:00] Reach out to Jacqueline if you need coaching or an accountability partner. [08:00] Jacqueline’s upcoming book, Don't Leave Money on the Table: Negotiation Strategies for Women in Male Dominated Industries. [10:45] Companies that focus on the women leadership development see higher profitability and they innovate at a faster rate than their competitors who don't have a diverse leadership team. [11:15] ZeroGap.co helps women with everything from negotiating strategy, executive presence, or risk and resilience through master classes, online training sessions as well as offering employee resource group tool-kits. [11:50] To negotiate effectively, you need to be able to distinguish between good deals and great deals. [12:50] Overview of content inside the Don't Leave Money on the Table: Negotiation Strategies for Women in Male Dominated Industries book [12:55] The LATTE Method is created to help people take the mystery out of negotiation as well as take away that stigma, that negotiation is a battle. LATTE Method: • L: Look at the details • A: Anticipate challenges • T: Think about the walk away points • T: Talk it through • E: Evaluate all options [14:10] Using the LATTE Method as your negotiation checklist. [14:40] Why Jacqueline wrote her book. [15:18] Go into a negotiation with as much fact as possible, and whatever facts you don't have, create a list of open-ended questions. [15:55] 80% of the negotiation is in the prep. [16:10] Engage in active listening, not just to hear what's being said, equally as important, is what isn’t being said, in a negotiation. Connect With Jacqueline V. Twillie Website: www.jacquelinetwillie.com Podcast: https://anchor.fm/powerbanking --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Today we are digging into knowing your value so that you can negotiate your work. Well just for those of you who are catching up, you don't know who I am. I'm president @zerogap.co and at zerogap We work with companies in male-dominated industries to deliver women's leadership training programs. So as we dive into knowing your value so that you can negotiate your worth, this is a very personal topic because worth is tied to a lot of personal beliefs and talking about money is also deeply personal. So first off we're not going to tackle any woo crazy things today. We're going to go through some very practical items that you can use. So if you have a pen and pad, you definitely want to chat down a few notes here. Okay. So when it comes to knowing your value, what do I mean by that? That term gets thrown around very loosely. A lot of people use the term, know your value, but when it comes to your workplace and knowing your value in the workplace, it's about understanding how you solve problems. And how you contribute in a meaningful way to achieve big goals. So each company, when they hire an employee, whether it is the CEO or someone on the entry-level, they're hiring that person to fill a gap. There is a problem that that company is trying to solve and they need a person in that position to actually go through and do the work. That's where the employee comes in. Again, doesn't matter what level you're on at each level, there are expectations now just doing the bare minimum. That's what the paycheck is for. You're paid to do the work, but when you go above and beyond and when you start to deliver exceptional value to the organization, that's where you get to go in and ask for a promotion or a raise or more responsibility or to be placed on special assignments and tied to a bigger bonus. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
KBC connects rebroadcast for the PowerBanking Podcast. Negotiating isn't battle it's a conversation. Learn the best-practices to negotiating win/win deals. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
With as many problems as all women leaders in male-dominated fields are faced within their profession and workplace, it looks like there is never enough time and resources to solve each one without encountering hardships on the way. Problems keep escalating so fast that often times leaders are forced to take shortcuts to briefly ease the tension points and find solutions to the next problem. As a result, they fail to solve the root of each problem, therefore remaining in an ending-cycle that makes it an uphill task to find any effective solution. That’s where ZeroGap.co. comes in handy. We curate leadership learning experiences to help companies to be more innovative and competitive while tapping into a diverse talent pool. Why does this matter, focusing on women in male-dominated industries? There are numerous reports that show that companies who are diverse in leadership, they innovate and drive higher profitability than those companies who aren't as diverse. At the end of the day, we're all in business, to achieve goals and to make money and if we're not driving results as leaders, we’re going to be extinct. That's what ZeroGap.co does. That's why we curate these leadership experiences to develop the leaders in your organization so that you have a strong pipeline of diverse people leading in your organization. Today’s episodes covers a topic that most people want to avoid – problem-solving. We're no strangers to problems in our personal and professional lives. When it comes to creating solutions, best practices for problem-solving, there are two core skills that can't be overlooked: negotiation and executive presence. How do we boost those skills within our leaders so that they can handle problems very quickly and efficiently with the information that they have available? Sometimes we have the luxury of time and getting plenty of information. But if we're realistic, that's not always the case. Today, Jacqueline V. Twillie, President of ZeroGap.co, is going to show us how we can solve problems using the LATTE and AHA Method. Two Problem Solving Techniques Outlined in This Episode LATTE Method: · L: look at the details · A: Anticipate challenges · T: Think about your walk-away points · T: Talk it through · E: Evaluate Options AHA Method · A: Actions · H: Habit · A: Attitudes [03:05] Look at details Gather as much information as you can, at the time [03:10] Anticipate challenges That's where you think long term. Strategy comes into play here. [03:23] Think about your walk-away points At what point do we pull away? Do we shut this down? Do we move to something else? [03:30] Talk it through Who else needs to be involved in this conversation, so that when this is rolled out, it's rolled out in a smooth manner? [03:45] Evaluate options Evaluate what you‘re going to do in the most efficient manner in terms of time [04:15] After the problems are solved, it’s time to use the AHA Method · A: Attitudes · H: Habits · A: Actions [04:30] Go back and evaluate the Attitude, Habits, and Actions that led you to that point. [05:00] Think about what you need to repeat or stop doing going forward. [05:30] What executive presence has to do with problem-solving [06:00] Executive presence allows your leaders to communicate more effectively with their team members, peers, and the stakeholders involved. Episode Sponsors: Anchor.fm: The easiest way to make a podcast. Connect With Jacqueline V. Twillie Website: www.jacquelinetwillie.com Podcast: https://anchor.fm/powerbanking LinkedIn URL: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinetwillie Facebook URL: https://web.facebook.com/Jvtwillie/?_rdc=1&_rdr Twitter URL: https://twitter.com/JVTWILLIE --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Companies in male-dominated industries have an awesome opportunity to be competitive and innovative with a diverse team. A recent research shows that companies that embrace diversity in leadership innovate at a faster rate, increase profitability, and pride themselves in better employee engagement and retention than their competitors who have non-diverse leadership teams. Additionally, companies with diverse teams are better at problem-solving, have a broader client base and more engaged customers leading to increased revenues. Therefore, diversity is crucial for any business and there’s a huge untapped lucrative potential for those leaders who do not yet use diversity as a significant tactic for growth, innovation, and competitiveness in their companies. In today’s episode of PowerBanking, we're talking about leading teams using the LATTE Method. What is LATTE? LATTE is an acronym. It's a negotiation framework. We’re going to learn how top leaders can rely on diverse, integrative teams that combine the collective competencies of men and women, people of different ethnicities, older and younger to grow their organizations and increase profit margins using the LATTE Method. If you are a leader in your organization, who self-profess and say, “I'm not a good negotiator,” here's an excellent opportunity to find ways every day, whether it's within one team or across departments, to collaborate more efficiently and effectively to help you accelerate your results. Valuable Quotes “Negotiation is like a muscle, the more you use it, the stronger it becomes.” “To find a solution that works for everyone, oftentimes, it's when we think outside of the box. That's where the magic happens. That's where we find a solution that we can replicate in different areas of the business.” 5 Topics Covered in LATTE Negotiation Framework for Teams L - Look at the details A -Anticipate challenges T - Think about the walk-away points T- Talk it through E- Evaluate options [02:55] Negotiation is not only sitting at a table, with a contract, hammering out details [03:20] Negotiation is as simple as coordinating a meeting, scheduling projects and brainstorming ideas [04:00] Five Points in the LATTE Method for Teams 1. L- Look at the details [04:10] Think about the problem are you solving [04:20] When people come to a table for a negotiation, there is an exchange of value 2. A- Anticipate the challenges [04:30] One person wins and one person loses myth demystified [05:00] When negotiating, the goal is to work together, collaborate efficiently, and communicate effectively, to reach an ultimate goal. [5:20] Put all the issues on the table and then look at your areas of potential agreement 3. T- Think about your walk-away points [05:30] Time is money -- understand when you need to regroup or bring in a mediator so that you're not wasting time [06:10] if you spend too much time solving a problem your competitors can offer that solution to your customers and you can lose tons of money 4. T- Talk it through [06:20] Bring the right people or the decision-makers to the table 5. E- Evaluate options [7:10] There's more than one way to reach a solution to a problem – let the teams come in with a frame of reference [7:30] Find a solution that works for everyone [7:40] When you think outside of the box, you find a solution that you can replicate in different areas of the business [7:55] Summary for using the LATTE method for teams Episode Episode Sponsors: Anchor.fm: The easiest way to make a podcast. Connect With Jacqueline V. Twillie Website: www.jacquelinetwillie.com Podcast: https://anchor.fm/powerbanking LinkedIn URL: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinetwillie Facebook URL: https://web.facebook.com/Jvtwillie/?_rdc=1&_rdr Twitter URL: https://twitter.com/JVTWILLIE --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode of the podcast Jacqueline answers listeners questions about when it’s time to let it in for you go that you really like but they’re just not performing.
Dealing with underperforming employees who are unfocused and disengaged is one of the greatest challenges that women in business face. Employees who are struggling to keep up can sap up life out of any business if not managed well and on time and can pull a startup under as well. On the other hand, when managed correctly, employees can become a business greatest asset.
How do you cope with underperforming employees as a leader? You don’t have to let underperformance problems escalate to a point where you’re forced to fire an employee. One of the highly valuable skills that you should develop as a leader in your organization is being able to transform your underperforming employees into outstanding performers.
In today’s episode of PowerBanking, I will tackle the leadership challenge topic, specifically on how to on what do when you really like an employee as a person, but in terms of them getting their work done, they're not cutting it. You can see the signs that it's time to let them go, but you have invested in them as a leader, you understand their personal circumstances, you understand they have a lot going on and you are worried about the financial impact that letting them go is going to have. I’ll share some tips on a couple of things to consider as you're going through this phase.
PowerBanking is The Podcasts for women leaders who work in male dominated industries. Hosted by Founder of ZeroGap.co & best-selling author, Jacqueline V. Twillie. The focus of this podcast is on tools and strategies that help women enhance their leadership blueprint and embrace her power to effective in work and life.
Best Quotes
”Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.”- Theodore Roosevelt
Episode Highlights
[2:40] Firstly, have a conversation with that employee about their performance by setting up an appropriate plan and timeline
[3:50] Regularly check in and don’t expect the person to change overnight.
[4:30] Set achievable milestones for that person without micromanaging
[05:25] Use your discretion to make adjustments to the plan you created if it’s working on one area and not the other.
[05:45] What to do when there’s little or no improvement.
[06:18] Be very clear and continuously communicate. No one should be alarmed or surprised when they get fired.
[06:50] How to let an employee go
[07:10] Find an alternative position for an underperforming employee where they’re best suited.
[07:30] Identify people on your team who can get things done really well
[08:00] Episode summary
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Bonus Episode w/ Jacqueline Twillie, President of ZeroGap.co on the Fearless Freed with Dr. G podcast.
In male-dominated industries, how women are perceived, most of the times, is tied to their communication skills and their ability to relate with others as leaders. Therefore, it is important that women learn to communicate and claim their rightful place at the negotiation table. Without good and effective communication skills, women will fail to command a room and will not make people stop and listen to what they have to say.Executive presence and negotiation is a huge cornerstone for women leaders, especially within male dominated industries but of course these skills translate to any industry.For women who want to move up the career ladder, executive presence could be the key they need to help attain their goals. Today I want to share with you the importance of understanding how executive presence plays into your leadership strategy and what that has to do with negotiation.We're going to talk about the skills that overlap in each, how that makes you become a more effective leader and how you can use those skills to help your company become even more effective and to remain competitive in your industry.About the PowerBanking PodcastPowerBanking is The Podcasts for women leaders who work in male dominated industries. Hosted by Founder of ZeroGap.co & best-selling author, Jacqueline V. Twillie. The focus of this podcast is on tools and strategies that help women enhance their leadership blueprint and embrace her power to effective in work and life.Valuable Quotes“You should dress for the position you want, not the position that you have.”3 Tips to Enhance Your Executive Presence and Negotiation Skills Revealed In This Episode Your physical appearance Communication Your ability to ask questions Episode’s Spotlights[02:00] Women, oftentimes, receive feedback that’s very broad, unspecific and lack many action items[03:00] Going through feedback women have received to enhance their leadership skills[03:20] How to leverage executive presence and eliminate ambiguity[03:40] Why companies in male dominated industries should provide training to their women employees.[04:30] Tips that women can utilize enhance their negotiation skills and executive presence:Tip #1 Your physical appearance Dress appropriately for the position that you have [04:48] Take the tone of your industry when choosing what to wear Tip #2 How you speak or communicate [05:10] How you speak and strategies to improve your communication style and negotiate effectively [05:30] Personality tests you can use to improve your communication skills [06:00] Listen more than you speak; polish how you speak, your body language, your tone of voice Active listening helps you hear what others are saying and also what isn't being said. Tip#3 Your ability to ask questions [07:05] Be strategic in your questions: think about what you want to say, about the information you've already gathered and information you do not have. [07:45] Be concise when asking questions [08:30] Developing and enhancing new skills takes time. Invest time and effort in developing your executive presence.[08:25] Recap of the 3 tips you can use to enhance negotiation and executive presenceConnect With Jacqueline V. TwillieWebsite: www.jacquelinetwillie.comPodcast: https://anchor.fm/powerbankingLinkedIn URL: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinetwillieFacebook URL: https://web.facebook.com/Jvtwillie/?_rdc=1&_rdrTwitter URL: https://twitter.com/JVTWILLIEWays to Subscribe to PowerBankingClick here to subscribe via PodBeanClick here to subscribe via SpotifySubscribe via Apple PodcastsTake a listen via BreakerPowerBanking is also on Google Play Music --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode of the PowerBanking podcast our host Jacqueline Twillie breaks down what it really means to emulate excellence and she gets a little personal about doing what you know you should do to achieve your goals even when you don’t feel like it. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode of the podcast Jacqueline shares eight strategies to increase executive presence through asking questions.
Executive presence shouldn't be a mysterious skill reserved for some leaders, it's a skill that all leaders can enhance. We cover eight ways to use questions to enhance executive presence for women leaders in male-dominated industries.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportHow you handle a person who consistently interrupts you at work? In this episode Jacqueline tackles that issue. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Have you ever heard that the person who speaks first in a Negotiation loses? Or what about this one you should always ask for double in a negotiation? And this episode of the podcast we dispel these myths and give you tools to help you negotiate effectively. #Dontleavemoneyonthetable www.jacquelinetwillie.com/dpm --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
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What comes to mind when you hear the term thought leadership? Add the leader of your action habits and attitude can inspire more change in organization then an email or a stated directive. As leaders we don’t always get the luxury to have time to make every decision. However there are plenty of examples where time is a luxury in the moment and we as leaders don’t take that time to be thoughtful about what we’re going to do next. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
How to get unstuck and gain momentum.
In this episode, of PowerBanking Jacqueline breaks down her tried and true methods of getting unstuck!
5. Eliminate distractions
6. Delegate as much as possible
8. Take care of yourself
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode, Jacqueline answers listeners questions related to career moves for women leaders in male-dominated industries.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of PowerBanking Jacqueline talks with Jackie Clark founder of The Well Connected Agency. The Well Connected is a creative Fashion, Beauty & Lifestyle Communications agency specializing in swag bag curation, interactive events & PR. The Well Connected prides itself on connecting with clients through edgy & contemporary mediums developed for fashion, beauty & lifestyle brands through events and social media. Follow Jackie at www.thewellconnected.ca --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode of PowerBanking our host Jacqueline Twillie shares a framework for searching for a job as a mid to senior level professional. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode of PowerBanking our host Jacqueline Twillie, shares how she negotiated a first class flight upgrade after two flights have been canceled.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of Powerbanking podcast. Jacqueline interviews Trudie German, who is a Workplace Wellness Specialist, Health & Fitness Expert, International Public Speaker, Trainer & Owner of Body Envy. Trudie is best known for teaching busy professionals how to build a healthy lifestyle so they can increase their productivity and energy level, think clearer and better manage their stress. Health and fitness is Trudie's passion! Teaching others how to be fit and healthy without living in the gym and starving themselves is her mission. Trudie gets messages and emails every day from companies requesting her help because their employees are showing signs of loss energy, low productivity, and attendance due to illness caused by unhealthy, unbalanced lifestyle that decreases productivity and the company's bottom line. While this may be hard for some to accept, it can be solved! Immediately, Trudie will mobilize her team so that practical plan can be customized for the company staff going forward. She will then be called on to speak at their upcoming conference or in a group setting, where She will work with individuals in a specific work department. The medium and long-term results are normally phenomenal with this healthy lifestyle change and with me being their Personal Health and Diet Assistant. To find out more about her lunch & learn programs and workshops, click here: https://www.bodyenvy.ca/speaking/ Connect with Trudie now through her website www.bodyenvy.ca, telephone number 416-888-7947, email address trudie@bodyenvy.ca and Instagram @bodyenvy1 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this bonus episode of PowerBanking Podcast - Jacqueline joins WURD for the Money Monday segment of The Lounge radio show.
WURD Radio is the only African-American owned and operated talk radio station in Pennsylvania, and one of few in the country. Taking a multimedia approach – on-air, online and in the community – WURD is widely recognized as the pulse of the African-American community locally, regionally, and nationally. From mayoral races to presidential elections, from the street corner to the corner suite, WURD has tackled the hard issues as an influential, respected and powerful voice in the marketplace.
Jacqueline Twillie, Author and Founder of Zero Gap, joined the show to discuss Money Tips and talk about the Gender Wage Gap.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportSurthrival Mode (Sur-thrive-al) is the latest book https://amzn.to/2IwsvTR from award-winning celebrity life coach, speaker and best selling author of Pervis Principles Volumes 1& 2 and co-author of Single Man, Married Man, Pervis Taylor, III. The book is best described as a how-to-guide for men to navigate through their emotions and trauma using the 4 A’s of Surthrival Mode (Acknowledgement, Acceptance, Articulation and Alchemy). The book aims to bridge the gap in men between just surviving and getting by in life to ultimately thriving within their emotions, mental health and relationships with others and themselves. With suicide rates and mental health issues rising rapidly with men, Surthrival Mode aims to be an effective tool to be used in the healing of men. The book is steeped in power, intimacy and vulnerability. By depicting his own personal narrative of abuse, depression and low self-esteem, Pervis illustrates an easy to follow guide for how he used the 4A’s of Surthrival Mode to transmute his life story. Readers will be left with actionable steps and tools to apply as they embark on their journey to Surthrive.
In this special episode our host Jacqueline Twillie celebrates 100 episode of the Powerbanking podcast with special features on women and their relationship to power as well as, the symbolic meaning of the number 100. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You are able to say to yourself, 'I lived through this horror. I can take the next thing that comes along.' Eleanor Roosevelt Episode 99 of PowerBanking Podcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode, Jacqueline speaking with Alair Hallman. Alair is leveraging her startup experience and hustle to pursue opportunities in UX. Alair resides in Metro Atlanta and decided to re-career in an non-traditional way. Her story is one of creativity, grit and perservance. Read her story 30 Day Internship in UX: Working Through My First Design on LinkedIn or Medium "Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co Join the PowerBanking FB group it's where we continue this podcast conversation. PowerBanking is the podcast for women leaders working in male-dominated industries. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In today’s episode our host, Jacqueline shares her experience with LinkedIn and calling out inappropriate behavior. LinkedIn is not a dating platform and should not be used as such.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode Jacqueline shares her personal productivity hacks that helps her to run a business and to stay well-balanced.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this bonus episode of PowerBanking our host, Jacqueline V. Twillie has an extended Q&A career conversation. In it she share advice for women working in male dominated industries. This first aired as a Facebook Live Conversation with the the Beautiful Brown Girl Community. The BBGC community leader is Kimberland Jackson. Find the group by searching Beautiful Brown Girl on Facebook!
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportAre you intentional about how you introduce yourself? Most women leaders introduce themselves by what they do which can counter productive to their long-term leadership goals.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support5 key 🔑 takeaways from my leadership trip to Australia 🇦🇺. There are leadership nuggets all around us if we pay attention to them. The original notes with this podcast were lost on an airplane somewhere over the Pacific ocean but I was able to pull on my memory to pull this episode together to share with you some of the main points that I learned on my trip to Australia and leading a session more to come...
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportSustain the fire 🔥 that fuels your passion. Set a new goal & dream a new dream! Breakdown the goals step by step to move forward Get advice It’s hard - but you can do it Be aggressive + know what you want and need Be firm in your beliefs Love it so much - whatever it is Do your goals scare you ?? "Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co Join the PowerBanking FB group it's where we continue this podcast conversation. PowerBanking is the podcast for women leaders working in male-dominated industries. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Failure is expected & accepted part of every Leaders journey here’s the strategy to embrace it.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportThis episode is our most requested topic for negotiations Job Relocation & Negotiations Establishing best practices to take your career to the next level. "Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co Join the PowerBanking FB group it's where we continue this podcast conversation. PowerBanking is the podcast for women leaders working in male-dominated industries. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Self-efficacy is an individual's belief in their innate ability to achieve goals. Albert Bandura defines it as a personal judgement of "how well one can execute courses of action required to deal with prospective situations". #womensleadership #jvtwillietips #leadershipdevelopement
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode Jacqueline explores the relationship between self-awareness and executive presence. Without the ability to self assess and understand how other view you discussing EP is a bust. Before you can work on your executive presence you have to work on understanding yourself and being able to read a room related to how others view you. Women tend to carry their expressions on their face and gravitate to body language that takes away from their power which may lead to some people to question their competency. "Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co Join the PowerBanking FB group it's where we continue this podcast conversation. PowerBanking is the podcast for women leaders working in male-dominated industries. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Latest episode of Powerbanking a live conversation with podcast host, Jacqueline Twillie and Branding expert Kelli Kelley! Learn more at bit.ly/atlmc19
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support Jasmin Brand is the CEO of Launch DFW, bringing close to a decade of executive experience in digital publishing and marketing strategy to the Texas based organization on a mission to shake up the traditional media company.
She is the founder and President of DARBY JAMES, a respected agency leader in experiential marketing, content creation and comprehensive brand strategies for cities and SMBs.
Jasmin is also the founder of Beats By Her, a digital storytelling and live music platform for independent female artists. Since its inception two years ago, Beats By Her has garnered noteworthy partners such as Live Nation/House of Blues and expanded its growing membership nationally, with international plans in 2019.
Some of Jasmin’s accolades include:
• Minority Business Leader of the Year Award presented by the Dallas Business Journal
• First Ever Recipient of the Young Professional Leadership ATHENA Award presented by the Dallas Regional Chamber and KPMG
• Techweek 100 Talent Cultivator Award
• Best of the Best in PR/Marketing by Examiner.com
• Leadership Dallas Alumni
• 10 Texas Women To Watch In Media
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode Jacqueline shares the acronym flow with a leads who is reestablishing trust with the team that she leads. FLOW stands for
Flow is a trust building practice for women leaders in male-dominated industries.
Learn more at www.jacquelinetwillie.com www.zerogap.co
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportToday's episode features respected leader in the construction industry. Annette Wynn
Annette Wynn Director, Cobb County School District (Metro Atlanta) SPLOST Department. With over 30 years of experience in Architecture and Construction Annette Wynn is known as a leader that gets results. People who work with respect for her leadership style and industry expertise.
In this episode, she shares tips with women to help them thrive in a male-dominated field. A few of the highlights are:
Trust yourself and the training you've received to get the job done while leading Be tough but fair You can have "it" all just not at all at once Find a partner who will understand your industry Relationships matter, get involved in a professional association.
Connect with Annette directly she's open to mentoring and Board of Director opportunities.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode Jacqueline breaks down a very popular negotiation that is in the news and how to move past the impasse.
Impasse - defined im·passe/ˈimˌpas,imˈpas/noun
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportExploring in plain sight opportunity and skills within team members. How easy is it to turn a blind eye to importance issues under the guise of business as usual.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportThis episode first aired as a video conversation between Jacqueline V. Twillie and Whitney Barkley for the Babes in Charge video series. In this extended podcast episode you'll learn how to overcome hurdles in difficult conversations. Negotiation is a conversation, not a battle and you should approach each conversation with the framework of understanding to reach win/win deals in business. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Did you know that most people abandon their goals within two weeks of the new year? In this episode Jacqueline shares ways to link up with an accountability partner and hold that partner to the highest standards to achieve their goals.
The new year is a good time to make a positive change in your life, whether it's going to the gym, waking up earlier, or saving your money.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportAre you leveling up in 2019 or staying with your 2018 attitude, habits, and actions? In this episode, Jacqueline shares the ZeroGap reflection method which is called CAPSS.
Download the free CAPSS worksheet from the PoweBanking FB group.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportOne last thing 2018 end of the year message!
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportThis week Shonda Rhimes responded to an article which suggested that she was being lured to online media platform to produce shows. She corrected the author of that article by stating her value and confidently expressing her worth. Jacqueline breaks down some of the tips that we can learn from Shonda Rhimes so that we can also be confident and know our worth!
P.S. Get Her Book or Reread it! Year of Yes by Shonda Rhimes
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode Jacqueline encourages leaders to not make assumptions when something is off within your organization get quite and examine the details.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportAnd this episode of the Powerbanking podcast Jacqueline discusses why it’s important for leaders to express gratitude to their employees. This is apart of the leadership in action series. Jacqueline also addresses the listener question on when is it a good time to lie to increase your leverage in a negotiation.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support5 Books Women In Leadership Should Read Over The Holidays. #womeninleadership #womenleaders #jvtwillietips
Here's a quick link to the books
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode Powerbanking podcast host Jacqueline starts a new series with an emphasis on actions during a crisis moment and examining if staying goals and values are aligned with the reality of leadership.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode Jacqueline shares four areas to find support when you don’t have those people around you that will encourage you and push you to your next level.
“You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You are able to say to yourself, ‘I lived through this horror. I can take the next thing that comes along.” – Eleanor Roosevelt
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode Jacqueline explains how were women that she’s worked with this year have nearly doubled their salaries negotiation.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportWith all of the holiday networking events it’s a great opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations going beyond that question “what do you do?” Jacqueline shares follow-up strategies to use after a networking event. That really maximizes the relationships that you’re developing throughout the various holiday activities.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportEarlier this month, I had the privilege to join Natasha Nurse on 90.3 WHPC for Nassau Community College. We talked about Millennial Women Leaders and how they can navigate the career jungle.
#Leadership #WomeninLeadership #jvtwillietips
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportHeartfelt Thanks To Each Of You! Personal message from Jacqueline V. Twillie in gratitude for the support of the PowerBanking Podcast.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportSpeak Confidently : 5 Best Practices of Successful Women (Part 2)
“Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence.” – Helen Keller
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportJacqueline's 5 Part Series for Women in Male-Dominated Industries.
Five Best Practices of Successful Women Leaders part 1: Fearless in the Face of Adversity
Suggested Books: Secrets of Six-Figure Women by Barbara Stanny and Mindset by Carol Dweck.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportDo you know the critical elements to consider before quitting your job to start your own business? Who do you need to seek advice from? How much money do you really need? Are you a procrastinator? Jacqueline breaks it down and shares her personal experience and the journey she embraked on over 3 years ago when she walked away from traditional 9-5 worklife.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode Jacqueline answers a listener question on how to move forward after bossing up backfires. According to the urban dictionary the definition of bossing up is getting ratchet and letting a person know you don’t take anything. In the workplace this can be detrimental to career progression as it demonstrates a lack of self-control and management of disappointing situations.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportLast week I lost my voice and believe it or not it’s turned out to be a great thing I had a few a-ha moments.
As leaders, it is critical to analyze moments of personal crisis but also reflect on the importance of self-care in a fast pace and ever changing business environment.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportJim Rohn says, “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” Who are do you spend your work time with?
A recent post on LinkedIn, showed the power of women and men supporting the advance of women leaders in the workplace. With hundreds of women joining the conversation to express gratitude to those who helped pave the path to career and leadership success.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode Jacqueline explains why LinkedIn is a great tool to help you establish credibility and get more money during your next salary negotiation. Digital tools such a LinkedIn can be a powerful catalyst in negotiation for new jobs, raises, as well as promotions.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode Jacqueline explores four steps of letting go in order to move to the next level in your professional life. It can be challenging for anyone to give up the comfort zone of knowing you can succeed and going to in area where there is risk of failure.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of Powerbanking Jacqueline shares for ways to embrace the characteristics and skills that make you unique in the workplace.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode Jacqueline answers a listener question regarding a rude co-worker. While it may be tempting to give an annoying co-worker a piece of your mind it's wise to think twice because that moment of satisfaction of telling someone off can have a lasting impact on how your leadership style is viewed.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportWomen are often asked to do office housework which is thankless and leads to a dead in at work. Saying no to that office housework can backfire and cause stress. Today’s episode we tackle how to say no and manage potential blacklash. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode, Jacqueline interviews her friend Dr. Erin Wheeler, Founder of Be Preppy and Author of Geaux Wise. You don't have to make potential mistakes when you've been given a blueprint for a fail-proof plan. This is exactly what Dr. Erin Wheeler has set out to do in this very transparent book. She takes her years of college experience and years as a professional administrator to help young people. There’s a huge difference between getting a college degree and a college education. There is so much more to it than just obtaining a piece of paper. This book breaks down the entire experience into ways that help maximize the benefits of going to college and beyond. High school students and graduates, as well as enrolled college students will be better prepared for college success after reading this book.
Learn more about the book here
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportThree traits that we aspire to have as leaders and that we want to see in leaders is
In this episode we explore the business of Beyoncé and how she embodies these three leadership traits.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of Powerbanking, Jacqueline shares the top 10 mistakes she’s made as a negotiator.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportThere is a cliché to Fail often and Fail fast and while that is true on so many levels. Paramount to owning failures is digging deep into the lessons learned.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportWhen it comes to doing your best and giving your all each day no one can walk around with the meter to determine your productivity level at 40% 80% or 90% likewise no can measure the excuses you give, it’s ultimately only you - the individual who can determine and evaluate if you’re really giving your all towards the things that you should be doing to achieve your goals in life.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support7 tips for running more efficient meetings and getting more done.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode we answer unless your question on how to address politics in the office as a leader with all of your team members are constantly talking about political topics.
With so many leaders becoming more vocal about politics how do you decide what to chime in on and how?
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportCareer goals how to set your goals, work on them and crush them.
It's starts with setting realistic goals that stretch you but, those goals must be yours and not those imposed on you by well meaning loved ones.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this extended podcast episode Jacqueline speaks directly to young professionals about understanding realistic expectations of the workplace and how to communicate with a manager effectively about you keeping your expectations. Remember to put facts before feeling and to keep your emotions in check while recognizing that the market rate is the market rate.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportThe 2 minute secret. This is a quick listen. Are you ready?
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportAs a leader you’re busy you have a personal life in your professional life you’re always working putting out fires sitting direction traveling in meetings reviewing documents but in the mist of all of that as a leader it’s also part of your test to develop those that work for you while also continuing to level up your own skills.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode Jacqueline answers a listener question related to stopping late night text messages from colleagues.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportSummer is winding down and a lot of folks are taking advantage of the last few weeks of summer to relax a little & recharge. That’s important to avoiding burnout and the key to bouncing back after the recharge into high productivity is all about your ⚠️small habits. In today’s episode of @powerbanking I give you my tried and true method of bouncing back from a DOWNTIME & getting back to the highest levels of #productivity #workingwoman #worklifebalance #purposedriven .
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportThe definition of Ubuntu Speaks is "I am who I am because of who we all are".
There is a lot to be said about the Ubuntu Speaks Founder and CEO Hermence Matsotsa and her many far-reaching experiences. Her unwavering love for cities she’s never been to and people she has never met has led her to a life of travel, humanitarian, public health and education work across the globe. Her relationships with people from all walks of life across the globe have given her a profound understanding that what one sees as “different or strange” is simply another’s “uniqueness and greatness” cultivated by culture, language, experiences, and one’s understanding of life’s purpose.
Hermence Matsotsa is a strong believer of the South African UBUNTU Philosophy of Human Interconnectedness:
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode we go a little bit deeper on how to articulate your value and also how do you determine when it’s time to say nah,I know my value.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportWhen you know your value, you move different. Recognize what makes you unique and original those of the things that indicate how you can continue to add value and both your professional and personal life.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportJacqueline's interview with Keaton on The Lounge for Black Women's Equal Pay Day
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support#BlackWomensEqualPay Each year, Equal Pay Day for All is held in April, but when we look at the wage gap for women of color, the gap is far greater. When compared to all men, women earn $.80 (cents) on the $1. When compared to White, non-Hispanic men, Black/African American women earn only $.63 (cents) on the $1. This means the typical Black woman must work until August 2018 to be paid what the typical White man was paid at the end of December 2017. This year’s Black Women’s Equal Pay Day is being observed on Tuesday, August 7. In this one-hour webinar, we will discuss Equal Pay Myths vs. Facts Strategies Black Women Can Use To Be Effective While Negotiating For More - Initial Job Offer - Promotions / Raises - Highly Visible Assignments - Change in Work Duties - Exit Packages and more!
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of Powerbanking host Jacqueline Twillie shares what she’s learned since quitting her full-time job three years ago & being a full-time entrepreneur! As she works to advance women in leadership and helping them to negotiate to get paid what they’re worth.
"Emulate Excellence without Excuses." ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, Founder and President of ZeroGap.co
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode Jacqueline answers a listener question about what to do if you’re unhappy at work. We explore the four steps that you should take before you leave the job.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode we discuss ways leaders can amplify their gratitude to inspire their organizations to be more to achieve more and reduce turnover.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportLeadership just doesn’t happen because there’s a title on a business card or your LinkedIn profile it takes intentional steps that push you and your team to the next level consistently and this episode we break down nine ways to help become a more intentional leader.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of Powerbanking the podcast for women who work in male-dominated industry we talk about spotting leadership potential only takes a mirror so when you look in the mirror what behaviors are you exhibiting? We explore the three areas that you should pay close attention to.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of the podcast we talk about practical strategies to help you identify and level up team members to become leaders and in the process if you determine that someone isn’t a good fit for your organization how to let those people go.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of the podcast we talk about the power of positive reframing and how you can use five questions to help you gain more clarity to make the best informed decision and how you will frame a scenario.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of Powerbanking we discussed for ways to elevate a team’s performance!
Emulating Excellence without Excuses.
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And this episode of the podcast we talk about several reasons to ask your team members questions and allows you to identify blind spots within the organization identify potential new leaders and show them your team members that you appreciate their opinions and their thoughts.
“Some people assume we stumble onto our success, but the path of discovery is paved with interesting questions.”—Bryan Cioffi
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportSuccess is a word that gets thrown around a lot and I truly believe that each person has to create their own definition of success and understand that the journey to achieve is just as important as reaching the destination in this episode we talk about five carbon habits that successful women do you on the weekend.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support5 strategies for conflict management at work. In this episode of the podcast we explore five ways to manage conflict at work my favorite is the collaborating strategy.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support“Leadership is based on inspiration; not domination; on cooperation – not intimidation.” — William Arthur Ward
What does it mean to lead on purpose and with intention for each person the response could be different.
We know that in leadership trust is a cornerstone to getting results from a team. However, before we get to trust we must tap into our personal purpose. The real work lies within before it spreads to the people who follow.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportExecutive presence is known as this mysterious “X factor” that you either have as a leader or you don’t. But is it possible for women to develop this “X factor”, even if they believe they aren’t blessed with a charismatic or witty personality? Jacqueline explores what executive presence is and how executive presence enhances your leadership.
Here’s a quick recap
Conversation Highlights
{00:46] Defining “executive presence”
[2:28] Gravitas and how it relates to executive presence
[3:35] Embracing your unique self
[4:35] A quick 5-minute leadership assessment
[5:21] Awareness
[7:00] Silence
[9:00] Humor
[9:30} Confidence
[10:11} Style
[11:37} Clarity
Power Leadership Quotes to Remember
“Embrace your uniqueness.”
“When you know what you’re really good at, you can double down on those things.”
“All of the greats. They have a coach.”
“Silence is a very powerful tool to command attention.”
“When you know that you know that you know what you’re talking about, you’re able to exude a confidence level that is above anything else.”
Important Links
Eric Thomas channel on YouTube
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Power Banking on Apple Podcasts
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this episode of Powerbanking the podcast for women who work at male dominated industry we talk about and underutilize leadership skills and I love to get your feedback on how you’re using this to enhance your leadership and to be more effective. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Going all in and giving 110% every day is great but you can’t do that if you don’t have the mental clarity if your body is it recharged so make sure you take some time as you’re on your quest to be the best that you can be to invest in yourself here so that you can continue to try to put your best foot forward every day. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode of PowerBanking Jacqueline talks with Financial planner Deja Foster. Deja is a driven athlete ready to do whatever it takes to succeed. This is the best way to describe Deja, a Client Services Associate with Fish and Associates. Deja is a basketball player turned coach with a passion for seeing others grow and develop in life. You could say she was born for her position in financial planning; she has the heart of a true coach that compels her to help others reach their potential. In her role at Fish & Associates Deja effectively handles client operations and day-to-day account management tasks like transferring funds or making adjustments to keep clients on track as they chase their goals. Born and raised in Memphis, Deja is currently pursuing a Master’s in Financial Planning and Counseling from the University of Alabama. She cares deeply about the community and is the Financial Literacy and Empowerment Chair for the Memphis Urban League Young Professionals Chapter. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode Jacqueline talks Bold Moves w. Guest Markitta Gaston was born and raised in the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan area. After her move to Los Angeles from Washington, D.C., she discovered her passion for entrepreneurship and business. With her background as a corporate paralegal, she now mentors aspiring business owners. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
It’s June and summer is in full effect it’s easy to slip into chill mode at work but I encourage you to keep your feet on the gas and keep producing in this mini episode I share with you my three things that I do to set myself up for a successful and productive week. I love to hear from you what you do to set yourself up for success for the week ahead --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
And this episode of the Powerbanking podcast Jacqueline takes a deep dive into four ways to overcome the imposter syndrome. Within the fourth step is Jacqueline's favorite tool to overcome this which is to embrace the fear.
She says, "feeling the fear" and doing it anyway it the way to overcome the imposter syndrome. We would love to hear from you how you tackle imposter syndrome and what things of been a beneficial in your lives to help you overcome this challenge.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportGet noticed, get promoted in the workplace. In this episode we discuss a few strategies to help you raise your visibility in the workplace and get that promotion!
It's not about keeping your head down with hopes that someone will recognize your hard work and give you a promotion or raise. You've got to make your aspirations know as you emulate excellence and eliminate excuses. Your leadership profile is based on the results you produce. If you're downplaying what you do you're missing an opportunity to be recognized for the value that you add.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportJim Rohn says “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” Oprah says that “you should strive to be the highest and greatest version of yourself.”
These quotes influence what you define as success. And this episode of the podcast we talk about defining success getting unstuck and keeping momentum and understanding how Support plays a role in with you achieving your definition of success.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportAhyiana Angel is traditionally published author and host of the Switch, Pivot or Quit podcast, who is affectionately known as the Chief Encourager. She is a seasoned executor who eventually blocked out the world’s ideas of success, quit her highly coveted position at the NBA, moved to London and traveled the world for a stint, then followed her passion in writing to find her purpose in encouragement. Mastering the art of note-worthy ideation, Ahyiana taps into her more than 12 years of professional business marketing experience to lend her thoughts on professional development, digital marketing, contemporary brand styling and more. However, Ahyiana enters her zone of genius when speaking to audiences about her 4 Ps: publicity, publishing, personal development and podcasting.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportIn this short episode of the podcast I give you some quick action items on how to recover and bounce back from a public failure at work. Remember, the only failure is when you don’t learn from your mistake so take the time to reflect upon what you could do differently.
In this episode of the Powerbanking podcast we discussed the best ways that contractors in freelancers can get paid what they’re worth and avoid doing work for free. The step-by-step guide is also accompanied by a free PDF with notes from today’s episode head over to the power banking Facebook group to get access to that document.
In this episode of powerbanking podcast we talk about things that you can negotiate for a beyond a salary as well as the top dos and Dont’s. Jacqueline leaves you with three books to read related to career and business negotiation. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
In this episode, Attorney LaConya Murray shares the secret power of consistency at work. Known as The Small Business Attorney, LaConya Murray is the creator and owner of Off the Mark Ip Solutions, a boutique legal and business consulting firm based in Alabama. She represents business owners and entrepreneurs throughout the United States in the fields of trademarks, copyrights and business development. Statistics show 46% of businesses fail as a result of the owner’s incompetence, Off the Mark was created to provide new and struggling business owners the knowledge they need to avoid legal pitfalls and create sustainable scalable businesses.
Atty LaConya Murray works with traditional professionals seeking to expand their brand beyond their industry’s norm to increase their financial value by identifying their non-tangible assets, developing their intellectual property portfolio, and licensing assets, thus adding additional revenue. To learn more about her visit www.offthemarkipsolutions.com
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportWhat does it mean to support women at work? Alexa Crisa, LeanIn Atlanta Chapter Leader gives us a glimpse into her life as an advocate for women in addition to her day job a digital marketing professional.
Alexa is a trailblazer who's LinkedIn profile describes her as Content Strategy | UX | Social Media | Network Leader of Lean In Atlanta ! She is a positive catalyst in the women's movement.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportThe Reasons why women don’t negotiate are vast- however, two common reasons why woman say they don’t #negotiate is they don’t understand that they can and/or the lack know-how to do negotiate as a result of these common roadblocks I'm releasing an extended podcast episode with 7 steps to negotiating the best deal. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
I have a bone to pick with @mmlafleur - the clothes are super cute BUT, the heavily promoted ad suggesting a woman needs to look like she’s eating nails to be a great #negotiator is total BS!!! Women are excellent negotiators. Women outperform men in representational negotiations. While appearance DOES matter going in with a tough as nails approach has a high and I repeat HIGH chance of a woman receiving backlash. The type of backlash that can cause you to be shut out /ignored / and lose a deal. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
Today's Guest is Kendra Barnes aka The Key Resource! By the age of 30, She owned and managed 7 rental units. No, she did not hit the lottery nor was she left a hefty inheritance. Kendra started out in Real Estate Investment with the goal of building wealth but she had no idea what she was doing. Kendra learned some hard lessons and had some major wins- but it wasn't easy. She's on a mission to change the perception of what a Real Estate Investor is supposed to look like by encouraging and empowering millennials to invest in Real Estate.
This is a special 2 part series with Kendra. In the second episode, we dive into her career as a real estate investor.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportToday's Guest is Kendra Barnes aka The Key Resource! By the age of 30 She owned and managed 7 rental units. No, she did not hit the lottery nor was she left a hefty inheritance. Kendra started out in Real Estate Investment with the goal of building wealth but she had no idea what she was doing. Kendra learned some hard lessons and had some major wins- but it wasn't easy. She's on a mission to change the perception of what a Real Estate Investor is supposed to look like by encouraging and empowering millennials to invest in Real Estate.
This is a special 2 part series with Kendra. In the first episode, we dive into her career as an international economist working in Agriculture.
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportThe Lounge WURD 96.1 FM Radio Station Host Keaton Nichols invited Jacqueline to join their - Money Monday segment, Jacqueline Twillie, Millennial Career Advisor and author of the book “Navigating the Career Jungle: A Guide for Young Professionals”, she discussed the steps for negotiations that work in many facets in life. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/support
How do you find your voice and the courage to speak up in a room where you're the only women? Emerald shares a strategy that she used to bring valuable ideas to the workplace while overcoming the discomfort of being the only woman, and sometimes only black in work meetings. Emerald Sparks: Financial Strategist | Based in Cincinnati, OH USA
More about our guest, Emerald. As a Financial Strategist, Emerald solves misconceptions about money. She helps women, millennials, and business owners create their own version of financial success through personalized budgeting, credit, debt repayment strategies. Additionally, she assist business owners in keeping and managing their profits while demonstrating how to pay yourself from your business.
Contact Emerald Sparks at emerald@emeraldsparks.com and emeraldsparks.com
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportESSENCE Now guest Jacqueline Twillie, discuss the debate around equal pay and how it affects Black women. Popular magazine, Essence host a live web-based T.V. for women. In this episode they tackled the topic of women's equal pay and how it affect black women. Jacqueline joined as one of this guest for this special segment.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportWhat do you do when someone questions your rates? Do you discount or do you stand firm and request what you’re worth? This episode was produced following the questions of women who have a business in addition to their 9-5 and freelancers who are challenged on their rates by people who want them to lower or discount their price to almost nothing.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportRaise your voice without raising your voice. Leadership coach Catherine L. Wheeler joins Jacqueline to discuss ways to have your voice heard in a male-dominated workplace.
More about our guest, Catherine L. Wheeler! There is nothing Catherine is more passionate about and skilled at doing than developing healthy leaders, organizations and their internal teams! Second to people development is her ability to determine business value and improvements through process and organizational analysis. Over the last decade I've built a professional brand known for creativity, strategic action and solutions. What's unique about how Catherine accomplishes great work is her nature to build authentic partnerships and win win solutions. Clients and managers love working with her because they know she wants them to win and Catherine does not mind coloring a little bit outside of the box if it pushes the team to a new level of excellence. She is interested in connecting and sharing about all things business, development, and leadership!
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Comedian Mo’ Nique recently used a unconventional negotiation strategy with the company Netflix by calling for a boycott win they did not agree to pay her the amount that she requested. As a negotiation strategist I share what I feel may have been more effective for her to get the money she requested.
Our goal in this episode is to explore how we can learn from this public negotiation to better prepare for business negotiations.
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/winningseason/supportPowerbanking is the podcast for women leaders in male-dominated industries. Studies show women leaders face a different set of challenges than men when leading organizations to adapt to changing environments. Our host, Jacqueline V. Twillie a leadership expert takes us on a journey to practically address this challenges with real solutions for real work and life issues.
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