26 min
Amy Pocsik | The Untapped Power of Community IntHERrupt
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Sadly, there is no sense of community in today's society. If you're finding yourself lost in your professional life, this episode of the Int-HER-rupt podcast is a must-listen.
Host Linda Yates chats with Amy Pocsik, co-founder and CEO of the Women's Business League, to explore the vital topic of community in leadership. Tune in and hear why having a professional community is essential for success.
Ready to explore the leadership insights that could redefine your path? Press play now!
The Meaning of Community in Leadership
Amy delves into the essence of community, articulating its many forms, including peer groups, support teams, and extended networks.
She describes the community as a critical foundation supporting leaders in achieving their goals.
Empowerment Through Asking
Amy emphasizes the power of boldly communicating one's goals and needs.
She shares strategies for making specific, goal-aligned requests in networking scenarios, highlighting the power of reciprocation within one's community.
Investing Time in Your Network
Amy advises setting aside regular time to build relationships and a network.
She points out the importance of nurturing these connections long before they're needed, ensuring a supportive network when opportunities arise.
Tips for Nurturing Your Own Community
Amy offers three practical tips for building a community: start with warm connections and small steps, prepare thoughtfully for meetings, show respect for others' time, and focus on creating value for others by prioritizing their interests.
Staying Motivated and Energized
Amy shares her 1412 strategy—a system to ensure regular personal and professional highlights throughout the year to recharge and stay motivated.
She stresses the significance of maintaining high energy as a personal responsibility for every leader.
If you're a leader—or see yourself becoming one—you can't afford to miss the insights and strategies Amy shared. Tune in to witness how the synergy of ambition and community ties can redefine success in leadership. Don't leave your potential untapped—join in and let Amy Pocsik's energy and Linda Yates's probing questions energize your leadership journey!
“If you have a dream you can achieve on your own, you have to dream bigger because a dream worth pursuing will need a community. If you're going to have a big impact and pursue a mission, you will need to bring in other people along with you to help. And so I think networking can make that happen for you.” - Amy Pocsik.
Resources
Amy Pocsik on LinkedIn
Amy Pocsik on Instagram
Women Business League
If this episode connected with you, reach out to Linda and let her know.
This podcast is produced by TSE Studios. Check out other podcasts by TSE Studios, including this episode’s sponsor, The Sales Evangelist, helping new and struggling sellers close more deals and achieve their sales goals.
Subscribe to the IntHERrupt Podcast so you won’t miss a single show.
Find us on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify, and Stitcher.
Audio created by Ryan Rasmussen Productions.
Sadly, there is no sense of community in today's society. If you're finding yourself lost in your professional life, this episode of the Int-HER-rupt podcast is a must-listen.
Host Linda Yates chats with Amy Pocsik, co-founder and CEO of the Women's Business League, to explore the vital topic of community in leadership. Tune in and hear why having a professional community is essential for success.
Ready to explore the leadership insights that could redefine your path? Press play now!
The Meaning of Community in Leadership
Amy delves into the essence of community, articulating its many forms, including peer groups, support teams, and extended networks.
She describes the community as a critical foundation supporting leaders in achieving their goals.
Empowerment Through Asking
Amy emphasizes the power of boldly communicating one's goals and needs.
She shares strategies for making specific, goal-aligned requests in networking scenarios, highlighting the power of reciprocation within one's community.
Investing Time in Your Network
Amy advises setting aside regular time to build relationships and a network.
She points out the importance of nurturing these connections long before they're needed, ensuring a supportive network when opportunities arise.
Tips for Nurturing Your Own Community
Amy offers three practical tips for building a community: start with warm connections and small steps, prepare thoughtfully for meetings, show respect for others' time, and focus on creating value for others by prioritizing their interests.
Staying Motivated and Energized
Amy shares her 1412 strategy—a system to ensure regular personal and professional highlights throughout the year to recharge and stay motivated.
She stresses the significance of maintaining high energy as a personal responsibility for every leader.
If you're a leader—or see yourself becoming one—you can't afford to miss the insights and strategies Amy shared. Tune in to witness how the synergy of ambition and community ties can redefine success in leadership. Don't leave your potential untapped—join in and let Amy Pocsik's energy and Linda Yates's probing questions energize your leadership journey!
“If you have a dream you can achieve on your own, you have to dream bigger because a dream worth pursuing will need a community. If you're going to have a big impact and pursue a mission, you will need to bring in other people along with you to help. And so I think networking can make that happen for you.” - Amy Pocsik.
Resources
Amy Pocsik on LinkedIn
Amy Pocsik on Instagram
Women Business League
If this episode connected with you, reach out to Linda and let her know.
This podcast is produced by TSE Studios. Check out other podcasts by TSE Studios, including this episode’s sponsor, The Sales Evangelist, helping new and struggling sellers close more deals and achieve their sales goals.
Subscribe to the IntHERrupt Podcast so you won’t miss a single show.
Find us on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify, and Stitcher.
Audio created by Ryan Rasmussen Productions.
26 min