Made For More Ally Nitschke

In this episode Ally shares her thoughts on Leadership procrastination, and what it's really costing you.
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In this episode of the Made For More podcast Ally Nitschke, communication specialist shares one of her favourite tools of communication, the 'Pre-Frame'.

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In today's episode of the Made for More podcast, we had the pleasure of welcoming back Josephine Palmero, who previously joined us in season five. Josephine, an expert on imposter syndrome, shared invaluable insights into this pervasive issue that affects many high achievers.
Josephine discussed her personal journey with imposter syndrome, detailing her experiences in high-responsibility roles at Telstra and as an academic in organisational psychology. Despite her successes, she often battled feelings of doubt and incompetence, which she later addressed through therapy and her background in psychology.
We delved into the definition of imposter syndrome, characterised by a chronic sense of self-doubt and a fear of being exposed as a fraud, despite evident competencies. Josephine highlighted that this phenomenon is not limited to women, as it was once thought, but is also prevalent among men.
The conversation also covered strategies for overcoming imposter syndrome. Josephine emphasised the importance of building confidence, not by proving competence but by fostering a belief in one's ability to handle challenges. She shared practical tips such as sharing failures, reframing thoughts, taking credit for achievements, and avoiding detrimental social comparisons.
Josephine's insights are not only enlightening but also empowering, encouraging us to transform our imposters into leaders. For those looking to connect with Josephine or learn more about her work, she can be found on LinkedIn and Instagram.
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In this episode of the Made For More podcast, host Ally Nitschke wraps up season five, which focused on Leadership Your Way. She starts by expressing gratitude to her team for making the podcast possible. Ally emphasises the importance of a diverse approach to leadership, highlighting the need for different perspectives and strategies.
Episode 66 introduces a new segment called Ally Speaks, where Ally answers questions and discusses her favourite topics. The episode also serves as an opportunity for Ally to thank her team and acknowledge their contributions to the podcast's success.
Episode 67 features an interview with an award-winning pharmacist and entrepreneur Karen Brown. Karen shares insights on the most important leadership skills for 2023 and beyond, providing valuable advice for aspiring and current leaders.
Episode 68, Ally interviews Clifford Morgan, a former member of the Royal Australian Air Force. Clifford shares his expertise on becoming a coaching leader and nurturing the next generation of leaders.
Episode 69 features Renee Draper, the Chief People Officer at Peregrine Corporation. Renee discusses why great leadership goes beyond a title and emphasises the importance of building strong relationships and fostering a positive work culture.
Episode 70, Dr Eva Balin-Vunuk joins Ally to discuss the differences between leadership in the public and private sectors. They explore the unique challenges and opportunities faced by leaders in each context.
Episode 71 delves into the power of influence and how it impacts success in the workplace. Ally shares practical tips and strategies for increasing one's influence and achieving professional goals.
Episode 72, Professor Jenny Shaw joins the podcast to discuss leadership in academia. They explore the unique challenges and opportunities faced by academic leaders and share insights on effective leadership strategies in this context.
Episode 73, focuses on the importance of reflection and celebration. Ally encourages listeners to take time to reflect on their successes and celebrate their achievements in various areas of life, including family, brain power, health, productivity, learning, finances, fun, and the physical environment.
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