Beyond The Keynote Show

Carmen Sederino

Beyond the Keynote: Extraordinary Stories from the World's Most Influential Voices Dive deep into the untold stories of today's most compelling leaders and speakers. Hosted by performance strategist Carmen Sederino, this podcast goes beyond the stage to reveal the raw, powerful journeys that truly shape extraordinary communicators. Each episode delivers: - Unfiltered personal narratives - Career-defining revelations - Intimate insights into leadership and impact For dreamers, leaders, and anyone who believes in the power of an authentic story.

  1. 3d ago

    Jeffrey Fidelman: From Morgan Stanley to Fundraise-as-a-Service for Founders

    Connect with Carmen Sederino  Website: illuminatedstory.com LinkedIn: Carmen Sederino YouTube: Illuminated Story Instagram: @illuminatedstory Free Masterclass: Beyond the Keynote Masterclass Connect with Jeffrey Fidelman Website: fidelmanco.com LinkedIn: Jeffrey Fidelman Instagram: @fidelman_co Podcast: The Fidelman & Co Podcast Jeffrey Fidelman: From Morgan Stanley to Fundraise-as-a-Service for Founders Episode Description Carmen Sederino sits down with Jeffrey Fidelman, founder and CEO of Fidelman & Co, the Inc. 5000 investment bank whose 40-person remote team helps early-stage companies and emerging fund managers raise capital. Born in New York to Soviet immigrants, Jeffrey credits being spoken to as a child like an adult for the confidence he carries on stage today. His path runs from Morgan Stanley to HSBC, to a venture fund partner role, and finally to founding Fidelman & Co in 2015. The firm runs a productised "Fundraise as a Service" model giving founders the structured investor relations process big banks have and most startups don't. Jeffrey shares the 30-minute pitch agenda he gives every client and how one senior banker's comment reshaped his career. Key Moments The pencil anecdote that shaped his curiosity: rubber from Brazil, metal from India, wood from red oak, all for a dollar fifty Why his parents speaking to him as an adult from childhood gave him a public-speaking foundation most kids never get The senior banker who told him at 20-something to be the smartest person in the room because he had no grey hairs yet Walking into Morgan Stanley not understanding a word about credit curves or swaps Leaving his venture fund the week after his honeymoon, which he warns nobody to copy The investor call agenda: rapport, bio, pitch, 15 minutes for Q&A and the ask Quotes to Remember "You're 20-nothing years old. The only way people are going to take you seriously is either experience, which you don't have, or expertise. So you'd better be the smartest person in the room." "Stress is a driving force to push someone to do something about being stressed. Distressed is feeling underwater, incapable of handling the situation." Jeffrey's Journey The son of Soviet immigrants, Jeffrey grew up in New York and started his first real estate business during the 2008 crisis. After Harvard, he joined Morgan Stanley's private wealth syndication group, then HSBC as a VP. A family office recruited him to launch a venture fund, where he saw the gap between institutional rigour and startup chaos. In 2015 he founded Fidelman & Co, serving pre-seed founders to fund managers raising hundreds of millions. Advice for Speakers Preparation builds confidence that beats anxiety, and structure beats hope. Map out your talk minute by minute, practise out loud (to a mirror, a colleague, your dog, it doesn't matter), and stop every two or three minutes to invite a conversation rather than deliver a monologue. Before you walk on, do the mindset shift: ask who you need to be in this room, then become that person. Free Resource Beyond the Keynote Masterclass About the Host Carmen Sederino is the founder of Illuminated Story, transforming high-stakes presentations into unforgettable performances. With a background in theatre and corporate leadership, she helps leaders create impactful, memorable speaking experiences.  Disclaimer The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guests and host, and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Illuminated Story.

    1h 5m
  2. May 28

    Wendy Chin: From a Solo Train Ride in Taipei to Building AI's Immune System

    Connect with Carmen Sederino  Website: illuminatedstory.com LinkedIn: Carmen Sederino YouTube: Illuminated Story Instagram: @illuminatedstory Free Masterclass: Beyond the Keynote Masterclass Connect with Wendy Chin Website: purecipher.com LinkedIn: Wendy Chin Wendy Chin: From a Solo Train Ride in Taipei to Building AI's Immune System Episode Description Carmen Sederino sits down with Wendy Chin, Founder and CEO of PureCipher, the AI security company building the trust layer for the artificial intelligence used by enterprises, governments, and the US military. Wendy grew up in Taiwan, landed in the US at almost 16 without speaking English, and went from a D to an A in her first year of boarding school while studying Julius Caesar and senior physics in a language she barely understood. That grit carried her to Cornell for two engineering degrees, an MBA at Wharton, and Bell Labs. The conversation runs from her family story to the front lines of AI safety: data poisoning, fully homomorphic encryption, agentic AI risk, and the AI personas her team is building that could one day deliver a keynote in her place. Key Moments The Taipei train story: her mum sending her solo across the city in fourth grade, and what it taught her about depending on herself Going from a D to an A in one year at boarding school while reading Julius Caesar in a language she could barely speak Following a Nobel Laureate on stage in front of 350 scientists, and the opening line that disarmed the room The 200 days it takes the average company to discover a breach, plus another 70 to remediate, and what hackers do with that time The AI persona of a global foundation executive who refused to share confidential strategy, even when Wendy claimed security clearance Generating a Christmas family photo of a family she doesn't have, then sending it to her real siblings to mess with them Quotes to Remember "What doesn't break you makes you stronger. If there is a will, there is a way." "I am human, but I am artificial intelligence. I'm not organic human like you, but I am non-organic human." Wendy's Journey Born in Taiwan to parents who put her on a Taipei train in fourth grade to deliver something to her grandmother, Wendy moved to the US at almost 16, learned English at a Massachusetts boarding school, then earned two engineering degrees at Cornell and an MBA at Wharton. She started at Bell Labs on military video conferencing and early cybersecurity, led divisions at Pfizer, AT&T, and Siemens, and founded PureCipher to build the security layer AI is racing past. Advice for Speakers Wendy's advice is simple: know your stuff. The only time she felt real nerves on stage was following a Nobel Laureate in front of 350 scientists, and the moment she started talking the nerves disappeared because she had lived the subject. Add a little humour, lean on early reps wherever you can find them (she credits emceeing Asian American talent shows at Bell Labs), and if you're nervous, it usually means you haven't done the preparation yet. Free Resource Beyond the Keynote Masterclass About the Host Carmen Sederino is the founder of Illuminated Story, transforming high-stakes presentations into unforgettable performances. With a background in theatre and corporate leadership, she helps leaders create impactful, memorable speaking experiences. Disclaimer The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guests and host, and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Illuminated Story.

    57 min
  3. May 21

    Tony Hughes: From a Stutter and a Year 10 Education to 8,000 People at the ICC

    Carmen Sederino sits down with Tony J. Hughes, the Sydney keynote speaker and bestselling author ranked by Top Sales Magazine as Asia-Pacific's most influential voice in professional selling. A shy introvert with a childhood stutter who left school at year 10, Tony took over his father's engineering business, grew it to 85 per cent market share, then watched his US venture collapse alongside family catastrophes that nearly broke him. He rebuilt by learning to sell, closed IBM at 70 per cent above the competition, and has since keynoted for Salesforce, Adobe and SAP. The conversation covers sound desk tricks every speaker needs, why storytelling is overdone, and why we all need to become "a little cyborg" to thrive in the age of machine intelligence. Key Moments Why Tony left school at year 10 yet ended up lecturing at three universities The 25th birthday phone call that triggered seven weeks of total collapse, including his stepdad on a murder charge How he sold radio paging to IBM at 70 per cent above the competition and kept them for over 30 years The day he argued with his own CEO to hold the price on a deal he would have been fired for losing Speaking to 8,000 people at the ICC Sydney while the audience wore silent disco headsets The Vegas keynote where his mic cut out because two mics were on the same frequency Quotes to Remember "The best speakers I remember weren't the most professional or polished or eloquent. They were the ones that just had the biggest emotional impact on me." "AI hallucinates, it's always confident and regularly wrong." Tony's Journey  Tony left school in year 10 and spent two years in a Sydney bank before joining his father's engineering business in Queensland. He took over when his father was hospitalised, grew it to 85 per cent market share and sold it. Catastrophe in the US brought him home, where he became top performer in a 110-rep team and rose through telecoms and software to run Asia-Pacific for global multinationals. He is now co-founder and CEO of Sales IQ Global. Advice for Speakers Tony's message is that success comes from the transference of emotion and belief, not polish. Get to the venue early, befriend the sound engineer, and ask for the slot after a break. Rehearse but do not over-rehearse. Treat storytelling as a tool, not a default, and only use it when it serves the audience. Get out of your own way. The job is to make sure the audience walks away with something they can use tomorrow. Free Resource Beyond the Keynote Masterclass About the Host Carmen Sederino is the founder of Illuminated Story, transforming high-stakes presentations into unforgettable performances. With a background in theatre and corporate leadership, she helps leaders create impactful, memorable speaking experiences. Disclaimer The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guests and host, and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Illuminated Story.

    1 hr
  4. May 7

    Mohamed Hamdi Ouardi: From Shy Student to Hacking the Hackers on a Global Stage

    Connect with Carmen Sederino Website: illuminatedstory.com  LinkedIn: Carmen Sederino  YouTube: Illuminated Story  Instagram: @illuminatedstory  Free Masterclass: Beyond the Keynote Masterclass Connect with Mohamed Hamdi Ouardi LinkedIn: Mohamed Hamdi Ouardi  Instagram: @med_ouardi  Podcast: The Cyber Corner  YouTube: Mohamed Hamdi Ouardi Mohamed Hamdi Ouardi: From Shy Student to Hacking the Hackers on a Global Stage Episode Description  Carmen Sederino sits down with Mohamed Hamdi Ouardi, a Tunisian cybersecurity engineer, TEDx speaker, and host of The Cyber Corner podcast, with a LinkedIn community nearing 150,000 built in two years. Mohamed shares how a university professor (later Tunisia's Minister of Technology) pulled him out of mechanical engineering and into IT, and how his first ethical hack during an internship turned into an obsession. The timing is fitting: the week of recording, Carmen herself was hacked. Mohamed unpacks AI-powered attacks, deepfakes that pass detection tools as real, and why your photo is no longer yours once it's uploaded to an AI model. He also breaks down what makes a great keynote in a technical field. Key Moments The hack on Carmen's email the week of recording, with redirects set up and one contact convinced the malicious link was real Mohamed's first ethical hack during a university internship and why he calls the feeling an addiction Capture the Flag contests: paid cybersecurity competitions held online and on-site at conferences worldwide A LinkedIn message from a former NASA engineer Mohamed spent an hour verifying before realising it was a real InfraGard invitation Standing in front of 4,000 cybersecurity professionals in Tunisia and reading the crowd in real time Why Cloud's cybersecurity extension caused security provider stocks to drop within an hour of launch Quotes to Remember  "When you found someone who inspired you, you have to pass that inspiration to the next student." "Don't rush things. Just build a good knowledge and be passionate about it. Step by step." Mohamed's Journey  Raised in a coastal city in northern Tunisia by a supportive family, Mohamed studied mechanical and electrical subjects in high school with no interest in IT. A university professor sparked his passion, and an internship introduced him to ethical hacking. He moved from intern to information security administrator at the same company, delivered his "Hack the Hackers" TEDx talk, and now runs The Cyber Corner podcast. Advice for Speakers  Build the keynote around headlines, not sentences you end up reading off the slides. Vary your voice, lean on gestures, drop in short videos showing what you're describing, and use jokes the audience can actually understand. Read the room as you go, and never reach for technical jargon to sound smart. The best speakers in any technical field take something complex and make it simple. Free Resource Beyond the Keynote Masterclass About the Host Carmen Sederino is the founder of Illuminated Story, transforming high-stakes presentations into unforgettable performances. With a background in theatre and corporate leadership, she helps leaders create impactful, memorable speaking experiences. Disclaimer The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guests and host, and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Illuminated Story.

    48 min
  5. May 1

    Jane Langof: From Accountant to Feng Shui Master on a Mission to Fix Your Energy

    Connect with Carmen Sederino Website: illuminatedstory.com LinkedIn: Carmen Sederino YouTube: Illuminated Story Instagram: @illuminatedstory Free Masterclass: Beyond the Keynote Masterclass Connect with Jane Langof Website: fengshuiconcepts.com.au LinkedIn: Jane Langof Instagram: @fengshuiconcepts Book: Feng Shui: A Homeowner's Guide to Abundance Jane Langof: From Accountant to Feng Shui Master on a Mission to Fix Your Energy Episode Description Carmen Sederino sits down with Jane Langof, award-winning Feng Shui master, keynote speaker, and author of Feng Shui: A Homeowner's Guide to Abundance. Jane was the only child who read books aloud to her neighbours from her bedroom window. Her dad wanted her to become a teacher and marry a doctor. She became an accountant, married an accountant, then visited a psychic who told her to study interior design and Feng Shui. She has been practising since 2008, working with homeowners, property developers, architects, and global brands including HelloFresh and Roche Bobois. Carmen and Jane dig into the myths around Feng Shui, why your front entrance is the gateway to wealth, where not to put your stove, and how the energy in your surroundings affects you, whether you believe in it or not. Key Moments Reading books aloud to her neighbours from her bedroom window as a child Leaving a 15-year accounting career after a psychic told her to study interior design and Feng Shui Being told by her psychic friend that her first big talk wasn't very good and she needed to join Toastmasters Getting her first expo speaking slot through a friend who gave her five minutes inside her own presentation Discovering the "killing husband section" in her own kitchen plans and moving the stove Brand collaborations with HelloFresh, Roche Bobois, and Castlebury in Singapore Quotes to Remember "Speaking is a muscle that needs to be exercised. Communication is the number one skill to elevate in all aspects of your life." "Feng Shui is about your relationship with your environment and how that impacts you on a mental, physical and spiritual level." Jane's Journey Grew up in Sydney as an only child. Followed her friends into accounting and spent 15 years in the profession before a psychic redirected her toward interior design and Feng Shui. Founded Feng Shui Concepts in 2008. Accredited by the International Feng Shui Association in Singapore and the Design Institute of Australia. Her work has earned recognition from the Master Builders Association and the Design Institute of Australia. Speaks at expos and conferences across Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Cambodia. Author of the award-winning Feng Shui: A Homeowner's Guide to Abundance. Advice for Speakers Treat speaking like going to the gym. You never feel like doing it beforehand, but you always feel great after. Lean in and practise at every opportunity. Use footage from smaller gigs to pitch yourself for bigger stages. And don't hide behind the lectern; step out and let the audience see you. Free Resource Beyond the Keynote Masterclass About the Host Carmen Sederino is the founder of Illuminated Story, transforming high-stakes presentations into unforgettable performances. With a background in theatre and corporate leadership, she helps leaders create impactful, memorable speaking experiences. Disclaimer The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guests and host, and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Illuminated Story.

    1h 2m
  6. Apr 22

    Dr. Amy Gershkoff Bolles: From Calling Grandma for a Cabbage Patch Doll to Architecting Obama's Analytics Strategy

    Connect with Carmen Sederino Website: illuminatedstory.com LinkedIn: Carmen Sederino YouTube: Illuminated Story Instagram: @illuminatedstory Free Masterclass: Beyond the Keynote Masterclass Connect with Dr. Amy Gershkoff Bolles LinkedIn: Amy Gershkoff Bolles New Venture: aurelialifestylebrands.com Instagram: @spaviamarin Dr. Amy Gershkoff Bolles: From Calling Grandma for a Cabbage Patch Doll to Architecting Obama's Analytics Strategy Episode Description Carmen Sederino sits down with Dr. Amy Gershkoff Bolles, a technology executive, founder, board director, and keynote speaker who has held C-suite roles as CEO, COO, CFO, and Chief Data Officer at companies including eBay, Zynga, and Levi Strauss & Co. Amy was the three-year-old who taught herself to dial the telephone so she could call her grandmother and plead her case for a Cabbage Patch doll. That determination carried her from Cornell to Princeton, where she earned a PhD in quantitative methods, into Silicon Valley, and eventually onto the Obama 2012 re-election campaign as the architect of the advertising and analytics strategy. Carmen and Amy dig into how she crossed from technical roles into broader operating leadership, why she initially spoke for free before a woman at a speakers bureau gave her a talking to, and her new venture investing in luxury brick-and-mortar businesses that give back to their communities. Key Moments Teaching herself to dial the phone at three years old to call her grandmother for a Cabbage Patch doll Sending so many letters to the dean at Cornell that she became the first undergraduate to receive a research grant in the social sciences Getting a survey response rate ten times the norm and having to rent a truck to retrieve thousands of replies from the post office Being called by David Axelrod's team and having her software company acquired by the Obama campaign Speaking for free at her first major engagements until a woman at a speakers bureau told her to charge at least $10,000 Launching Aurelia Lifestyle Brands, her new investment venture focused on luxury community businesses Quotes to Remember "If you are quite determined and you're willing to work hard, you can achieve almost anything if you really are willing to put in that effort." "Anytime a woman anywhere takes the stage to talk about anything, it hopefully will inspire some other women to say that this is possible." Amy's Journey Grew up determined, studied economics and government at Cornell, then earned a master's and PhD in quantitative methods at Princeton. Built a software startup from a single $50,000 cheque into a company with millions in revenue. Was recruited onto the Obama 2012 re-election campaign to lead media planning and analytics. Held executive roles at eBay, Zynga, Bitly, Ancestry.com, Levi Strauss & Co., and others. Named Top 15 Women in AI by Forbes and to Who's Who in America. Recently launched Aurelia Lifestyle Brands, investing in luxury lifestyle consumer services businesses. Advice for Speakers Value yourself from the start. Don't speak for free when you should be charging. Just go for it, because once you step onto a stage the first time, it gets easier to picture yourself doing it again. And for women, especially, raise your hand, because the world needs more women on stages. Free Resource Beyond the Keynote Masterclass About the Host  Carmen Sederino is the founder of Illuminated Story, transforming high-stakes presentations into unforgettable performances. With a background in theatre and corporate leadership, she helps leaders create impactful, memorable speaking experiences. Disclaimer  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guests and host, and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Illuminated Story.

    59 min
  7. Apr 15

    JD Miller: From Theatre Kid to Sales Leader Reclaiming Humanity in the Age of AI

    Connect with Carmen Sederino Website: illuminatedstory.com LinkedIn: Carmen Sederino YouTube: Illuminated Story Instagram: @illuminatedstory Free Masterclass: Beyond the Keynote Masterclass Connect with JD Miller Website: jdmillerphd.com LinkedIn: JD Miller Book: The CRO's Guide to Winning in Private Equity Episode Description Carmen Sederino sits down with JD Miller, go-to-market Operating Advisor for Five Arrows Capital Partners, TEDx speaker, author, and 2024 CRO of the Year. JD grew up performing in theatre and competing on his high school forensics team. He studied speech communication and philosophy at the University of Illinois, interned in the Bill Clinton White House, then stayed on for a PhD in organisational communication, studying how groups build trust online. That research led to a dot-com career where he joined a 26-person startup that was acquired by Vignette and grew to 6,000 employees with a $9 billion valuation. Carmen and JD dig into why great sales and great speaking are built on the same foundation of empathy and human connection, how AI is changing the sales profession without replacing its most human elements, and why time management on stage is one of the most underrated skills a speaker can have. Key Moments Getting renamed JD after accidentally receiving every employee's salary on his third day at work Playing young Patrick in Mame at 11 years old and falling in love with performing Interning in the Bill Clinton White House and learning the power of preparation Joining a 26-person startup that grew to a $9 billion public company in six years Trying to demo software in Spanish in Mexico City and realising he had never learned the technical vocabulary Creating a "Make Some Noise" sales kickoff complete with drumming circles, flamenco dancers, and fireworks Quotes to Remember "Being successful in sales has really been about minimising me and thinking so much about you and your needs and how we can help you achieve your goals." "AI is good at a lot of things, but none of the innately human things we do in relationship building, trust building, and inspiring other people." JD's Journey Grew up in the Chicago suburbs performing in theatre and competing in speech. Studied communication and philosophy at the University of Illinois, interned at the White House, then earned a PhD studying how groups build trust online. Joined a dot-com startup that was acquired by Vignette and grew to a $9 billion valuation. Built a career in progressive sales leadership roles across PE-backed companies before becoming a board member and operating advisor. Named CRO of the Year in 2024. Author of The CRO's Guide to Winning in Private Equity and The AI Handbook for Sales Professionals. Recently delivered a TEDx talk called Reclaiming Our Humanity in the Age of the Algorithm. Advice for Speakers Know your audience and what they need before you write a single word. Practise obsessively so you can deliver to any time limit. Respect the clock because going over time steals from every speaker and audience member after you. Create a theme that weaves through the entire event, not just your talk. And always lead with humanity, because that is the one thing no algorithm can replicate. Free Resource Beyond the Keynote Masterclass About the Host Carmen Sederino is the founder of Illuminated Story, transforming high-stakes presentations into unforgettable performances. With a background in theatre and corporate leadership, she helps leaders create impactful, memorable speaking experiences. Disclaimer The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guests and host, and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Illuminated Story.

    1 hr
  8. Apr 8

    Saul Eslake: From Shy Adopted Kid in Tasmania to One of Australia's Most Trusted Economic Voices

    Connect with Carmen Sederino Website: illuminatedstory.com LinkedIn: Carmen Sederino YouTube: Illuminated Story Instagram: @illuminatedstory Free Masterclass: Beyond the Keynote Masterclass Connect with Saul Eslake Website: saul-eslake.com LinkedIn: Saul Eslake Saul Eslake: From Shy Adopted Kid in Tasmania to One of Australia's Most Trusted Economic Voices Episode Description Carmen Sederino sits down with Saul Eslake, one of Australia's most recognised independent economists, a keynote speaker, consultant, and Vice-Chancellor's Fellow at the University of Tasmania. Saul was born in England, relinquished for adoption, and raised by Australian parents who moved the family to Tasmania when he was eight. He was shy, wore glasses, had a funny name, and was no good at sport at an all-boys school where sport was everything. He stumbled into economics through a process of elimination, landed a cadetship with the Federal Treasury, and spent over 40 years as Chief Economist at some of Australia's most prominent financial institutions including ANZ Bank and Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Carmen and Saul talk about how he learned to speak in public through the Young Liberals, why he left the safety of corporate life to protect his credibility, and the business of speaking as an independent consultant in a post-COVID landscape. Key Moments Being relinquished for adoption in England and raised by Australian parents who chose Tasmania Failing his first public speaking attempt at a youth parliament and not getting selected Learning to speak, debate, and engage with media through the Young Liberals at university Choosing economics over accounting after finding first-year economic subjects far more interesting Leaving corporate life because employers were trying to control what he could say and write Navigating the shift to virtual speaking during COVID and pushing back on discounted fees Quotes to Remember "What you know is important, but how you communicate it to your audience is no less important and in many ways more important." "If it's not fun, it almost doesn't matter how much you get paid for doing it. It doesn't feel as good." Saul's Journey Born in England, adopted by Australian parents who moved the family to Tasmania. Attended school in Hobart, studied economics at the University of Tasmania, and began his career at the Federal Treasury. Served as Chief Economist at McIntosh Securities, National Mutual Funds Management, ANZ Bank, and Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Founded Corinna Economic Advisory in 2009 and has been an independent economist based in Hobart since 2015. Holds an Honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of Tasmania. Advice for Speakers Find a mentor or coach early. Know your subject deeply, but invest just as much in learning to communicate it to people who are not experts. Don't discount your value for virtual presentations. And always stay true to what you actually think, even when it's uncomfortable, because credibility is the foundation of everything. Free Resource Beyond the Keynote Masterclass About the Host Carmen Sederino is the founder of Illuminated Story, transforming high-stakes presentations into unforgettable performances. With a background in theatre and corporate leadership, she helps leaders create impactful, memorable speaking experiences. Disclaimer The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guests and host, and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Illuminated Story.

    48 min

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Beyond the Keynote: Extraordinary Stories from the World's Most Influential Voices Dive deep into the untold stories of today's most compelling leaders and speakers. Hosted by performance strategist Carmen Sederino, this podcast goes beyond the stage to reveal the raw, powerful journeys that truly shape extraordinary communicators. Each episode delivers: - Unfiltered personal narratives - Career-defining revelations - Intimate insights into leadership and impact For dreamers, leaders, and anyone who believes in the power of an authentic story.