Trust Your Voice

Sylvie Légère
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Trust Your Voice

As a civically engaged entrepreneur and mom, I understand the challenges of advocating for yourself and others while attempting to balance your personal and professional demands. I had to develop a personal system of success in every area of my life. Now I want to help you build your unique system and truly trust your voice, even if it shakes. That’s why this week I am launching my new podcast entitled “Trust Your Voice”, based on my new book, “Trust Your Voice”, A Roadmap to Focus and Influence.” By the end of each episode, you'll be energized to advocate for yourself, spark your creative

  1. Women and Economic Freedom

    14 DE NOV.

    Women and Economic Freedom

    Inspired by the Policy Circle brief on Women and Economic Freedom, this episode navigates through economic models in the intelligence revolution era and explores various dimensions of economic freedom.  Using examples from global cities and historical contexts, the discussion touches on gender mandates, property rights, and addressing poverty, highlighting research from the Fraser Institute, Bridwell Institute, and insights from "She Rises Up," a film about women entrepreneurs.  Sylvie and Melinda reflect on systemic challenges and opportunities, offering insights into the roles and responsibilities that individuals and communities can assume to foster a more inclusive economic environment. Resources mentioned:  The Policy Circle Brief on Women and Economic Freedom: thepolicycircle.org  Fraser Institute's Economic Freedom of the World Index  She Rises Up Film Website: sherisesupfilm.com  Women Impacting Public Policy  SMU Bridwell Institute for Economic Freedom

    38min
  2. Getting Ready to Vote

    10 DE OUT.

    Getting Ready to Vote

    No matter your background or the resources available to you, there are many ways to help empower voters and prepare for the next election. In this episode, host Sylvie Légère is joined by Melinda Oakes to discuss the importance of being informed about candidates and issues that allow for more meaningful decision-making that aligns with your values.   Tune in and learn how to actively contribute to shaping the future of your community and country.  Resources mentioned:   The Policy Circle: Provides resources like the Active Voter Guide to help voters prepare. Website   Vote.org - For registration, polling place information, and more.  League of Women Voters - Non-partisan information on voting and elections.  Ballotpedia: A valuable resource for researching ballot initiatives and candidate information. Website  I Side With: Helps voters understand which candidates align with their values. Website

    38min
  3. Why the National Debt Matters: A Trust Shot Discussion

    4 DE SET.

    Why the National Debt Matters: A Trust Shot Discussion

    In this episode, host Sylvie Légère and Melinda Oakes, discuss the national debt using The Policy Circle’s brief to examine the current state of the U.S. federal debt, the effects of ongoing deficit spending, and potential reforms. The conversation underscores the importance of financial literacy and the role of informed citizens in holding representatives accountable. Tune in for insights on the national debt and how you can contribute to change. Interested in learning more? Check out these three helpful websites: Truth in Accounting shows the budget of every state Open The Books has reports on government spending The U.S. Treasury shows our debt to the penny

    33min
  4. Little Things Matter

    18 DE JUL.

    Little Things Matter

    In this episode of the Trust Your Voice podcast, host Sylvie Légère engages in an enlightening conversation with Melinda Oakes, author of "The Cheerleader's Guide to the Workplace." They discuss the importance of the little things in the workplace and life, and how these small details can have a significant impact. Melinda shares anecdotes from her career and offers practical advice on how to excel by focusing on the details. The conversation also touches on the concept of compound interest as a metaphor for growth and the importance of reflection and active listening in identifying what truly matters. Tune in for insights on resilience, growth, and the power of owning your story.

    20min
  5. People Don’t Quit Their Jobs, They Quit Their Bosses

    20 DE JUN.

    People Don’t Quit Their Jobs, They Quit Their Bosses

    In this episode, host Sylvie Legere and guest Jennifer-Ruth Green dive deep into the art of effective leadership and team management. Sylvie and Jennifer explore the crucial strategies for developing organizational values, clear communication, and empowering individuals to thrive within their roles. They also unravel the importance of recognizing individual preferences, instilling leadership values from a young age, and balancing affirmation with direction and correction in guiding future leaders.  Jennifer, a military veteran and author, shares practical insights from her extensive experience, emphasizing the profound impact leaders have on their teams' well-being. From discussing her book "People Don't Quit Their Jobs. They Quit Their Bosses" to touching on her company, Battle Proven Leadership, Jennifer reveals the key characteristics of respected leaders and the foundational principles every leader should embody.  This episode promises actionable advice for both new and experienced leaders and is a must-listen for anyone dedicated to improving their organizational impact.       Guest bio Jennifer-Ruth Green served in the U.S. Air Force and the California Air National Guard, and serves in the Indiana Air National Guard. Green earned a B.S. in foreign area studies (Asia) from the United States Air Force Academy in 2005, a master's degree in ministry from Golden State Baptist College in 2013, and a B.S. in aeronautics/aviation/aerospace science and technology from Liberty University in 2021. Her career experience includes working as the chief information officer with the Indiana Air National Guard, an AFVentures fellow with SecurityScorecard, and the director of the Student Employment Resource Center of Hyles-Anderson College. Green founded and serves as the director of MissionAero Pipeline.    Amazon: People Don’t Quit Their Jobs, They Quit Their Bosses  Visit the Battle-Proven Leadership website

    39min
  6. Shining a Light: Examining the Role of Big Tech in Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation

    10 DE MAI.

    Shining a Light: Examining the Role of Big Tech in Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation

    In this episode, we explore the direct impact of online platforms and big tech in facilitating various forms of sexual abuse, including the exploitation of minors and the proliferation of deepfake pornography. Insights from our guests highlight significant campaigns aimed at holding major tech companies accountable, the ongoing challenges survivors face in finding comprehensive support, and the complexities of legal frameworks dealing with these heinous crimes.  Personal stories from Brenda and Jessica, who have not only survived exploitation but are now front-line warriors helping others navigate through recovery, emphasize the necessity of sensitive victim support systems that do not compel survivors to relive their trauma.  Moreover, Lina Nealon will critique the role of mainstream corporations in the commercial exploitation industry and shed light on the adverse effects of decriminalizing the sex trade.  Be informed, moved, and motivated to act as we navigate these challenging but crucial discussions aimed at sparking change and offering hope.    Guest bios    Jessica Lamb is a survivor leader and expert in tattoo iconography, specializing in identification and education on trafficking and gang-related tattoos. She founded Atlanta Redemption Ink and built a national network supporting survivors of exploitation and teaches on her experiences, contributing to anti-trafficking advocacy for over a decade. Recognized for her impact, Jessica has received numerous accolades and trained thousands of professionals in the field.    Lina Nealon is the Vice President and Director of Corporate Advocacy at the National Center on Sexual Exploitation. She spearheads the “The Dirty Dozen List” an annual campaign calling out twelve mainstream entities for facilitating, enabling, and even profiting from sexual abuse and exploitation. Lina poses as a teen online to collect evidence of to what and to whom children are exposed in the digital landscape.  📌Read more about Lina Nealon here    The Honorable, Brenda Myers-Powell is based in Chicago and is the founder and CEO of Ernestine’s Daughter that fights human trafficking. She is a dynamic, beautiful POWERHOUSE and survivor. She also sits on the US Advisory Council on Human Trafficking.  📌Read more about Brenda Myers-Powell here

    42min
  7. Shining a Light: Combating Human Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation

    9 DE MAI.

    Shining a Light: Combating Human Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation

    Episode Overview In this episode, we explore the direct impact of online platforms and big tech in facilitating various forms of sexual abuse, including the exploitation of minors and the proliferation of deepfake pornography. Insights from our guests highlight significant campaigns aimed at holding major tech companies accountable, the ongoing challenges survivors face in finding comprehensive support, and the complexities of legal frameworks dealing with these heinous crimes.  Personal stories from Brenda and Jessica, who have not only survived exploitation but are now front-line warriors helping others navigate through recovery, emphasize the necessity of sensitive victim support systems that do not compel survivors to relive their trauma.  Moreover, Lina Nealon will critique the role of mainstream corporations in the commercial exploitation industry and shed light on the adverse effects of decriminalizing the sex trade.  Be informed, moved, and motivated to act as we navigate these challenging but crucial discussions aimed at sparking change and offering hope.    Guest bios  Jessica Lamb is a survivor leader and expert in tattoo iconography, specializing in identification and education on trafficking and gang-related tattoos. She founded Atlanta Redemption Ink and built a national network supporting survivors of exploitation and teaches on her experiences, contributing to anti-trafficking advocacy for over a decade. Recognized for her impact, Jessica has received numerous accolades and trained thousands of professionals in the field.    Lina Nealon is the Vice President and Director of Corporate Advocacy at the National Center on Sexual Exploitation. She spearheads the “The Dirty Dozen List” an annual campaign calling out twelve mainstream entities for facilitating, enabling, and even profiting from sexual abuse and exploitation. Lina poses as a teen online to collect evidence of to what and to whom children are exposed in the digital landscape.  📌Read more about Lina Nealon here    The Honorable, Brenda Myers-Powell is based in Chicago and is the founder and CEO of Ernestine’s Daughter that fights human trafficking. She is a dynamic, beautiful POWERHOUSE and survivor. She also sits on the US Advisory Council on Human Trafficking.  📌Read more about Brenda Myers-Powell here

    42min
  8. Overcome Your Fear of Judgement

    28 DE MAR.

    Overcome Your Fear of Judgement

    In this episode of Trust Your Voice podcast, we dive deep into understanding judgment, its impact on our behavior, and how to navigate it. Melinda Oakes, author of the book ⁠⁠The Cheerleader's Guide to the Workplace: How an awesome attitude and a peppy perspective will help you go, fight and win at work!⁠⁠ and Sylvie, share their insights on differentiating between judgment and feedback, accepting human nature, and choosing a response to judgment. Sylvie also shares personal anecdotes from her book "⁠⁠Trust Your Voice⁠⁠," exploring the features of human nature that drive judgment. Join us as we discuss strategies to deal with judgment and embrace self-acceptance. Tune in and let us know how you deal with judgment at work. Share your thoughts on LinkedIn or email ⁠⁠sylvie@trustyourvoicepodcast.com⁠⁠. If you enjoy this episode, please give us 5 stars, leave a review, and share it with a friend.

    21min
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As a civically engaged entrepreneur and mom, I understand the challenges of advocating for yourself and others while attempting to balance your personal and professional demands. I had to develop a personal system of success in every area of my life. Now I want to help you build your unique system and truly trust your voice, even if it shakes. That’s why this week I am launching my new podcast entitled “Trust Your Voice”, based on my new book, “Trust Your Voice”, A Roadmap to Focus and Influence.” By the end of each episode, you'll be energized to advocate for yourself, spark your creative

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  • Criado por
    Sylvie Légère
  • Anos de atividade
    2020 - 2024
  • Episódios
    59
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © Sylvie Légère
  • Site do podcast
    Trust Your Voice

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