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56: Strategies for Women to Take Control and Achieve Their Goals and OWN THE ROOM

Sharon Ehrlich: Hi, and welcome to the Living While Leading Podcast. Recently, I had the pleasure of being a guest on Michelle B. Griffin’s Standout

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55: 5 Powerful Strategies for Professional Women to Overcome the Need to Please

I was juggling a high-stakes project early in my career when my manager asked if I could also coordinate a big client event. Though overwhelmed,

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54: How High-Performing Women Can Navigate Maternity Leave & Empower Their Career Transition

Welcome to the Living While Leading podcast. I’m Sharon Ehrlich, a performance and empowerment coach. I specialize in helping high-performing professional women gain control over

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53: Building Confidence: A Leader’s Approach to Empowerment

Sharon Ehrlich: You’re tuning in to a live recording of the Living While Leading Podcast. This episode explores how high-performing women can overcome imposter syndrome

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52: Public Speaking Tips Every Professional Woman Should Know

Sharon Ehrlich: You’re tuning in to a live recording of the Living While Leading podcast. This episode offers essential tips for discovering your authentic voice,

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51: Professional Women Can Master Assertive Speech Without Saying Sorry

Today, we are going to talk about apologies. Yes, that’s right. I have noticed recently in my coaching practice and in the workshops that I

Category: Time for What’s Important

56: Strategies for Women to Take Control and Achieve Their Goals and OWN THE ROOM

55: 5 Powerful Strategies for Professional Women to Overcome the Need to Please

54: How High-Performing Women Can Navigate Maternity Leave & Empower Their Career Transition

53: Building Confidence: A Leader’s Approach to Empowerment

52: Public Speaking Tips Every Professional Woman Should Know

51: Professional Women Can Master Assertive Speech Without Saying Sorry

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