Claim Your Confidence with Lydia Fenet Lydia Fenet & Studio71

To celebrate the day of her book launch for Claim Your Confidence, Lydia invites special guest Mary Giuliani, CEO and founder of New York's top lifestyle company, MGCE, and author of the upcoming How to Lose Friends and Influence No One on a special podcast to answer questions about claiming your confidence from a live audience calling in during the show. In this hilarious episode, Lydia and Mary dive deep and deeper as they talk about:


Where they met and how they have been each other's biggest supporters for over two decades

Their biggest confidence fails and what they learned from that experience

Their tips for raising confident children

The importance and power of strong, female friendships

Mary's favorite story about Lady Lobsters and how we need to support one another

The power of strong female friendships


To follow along with Mary:
www.marygiuliani.com
@marygiuliani
Pre-order her book 
Link Here: https://amzn.to/3yTjqNO

To keep up with Lydia:
www.lydiafenet.com
@lydiafenet
Order her book - Claim Your Confidence - OUT TODAY!
Link here: https://bit.ly/3YVuRzn


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If there’s anyone who’s going to make the world a better place, it’s Genevieve Roth. An expert on the intersection of media, women’s empowerment, and social justice, and the Founder and CEO of Invisible Hand – a social impact and culture change agency – Genevieve leaves her mark on every project she’s involved in. In this interview, we talk about Genevieve’s childhood in Alaska and how it taught her about the importance of community, her experiences working for Glamour magazine and the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign, and how her confidence stems from self-love. Don’t miss this episode where we discuss:


How a life-changing event from her childhood gave her the strength to live bravely

The freedom that comes with allowing yourself to follow your interests, even if you may not be the best at something

Her love for writing, and how she unexpectedly found her audience while working at Glamour magazine

How living and working abroad taught her to trust herself

The importance of showing up and doing the work even after hardship, and the joy that comes with investing in the success of your teammates


You can find Genevieve Roth

IG:@genevievejroth
LinkedIn: Genevieve Roth
Invisible Hand: https://www.invisiblehand.co/

Follow Lydia:
www.lydiafenet.com
IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet


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From being a National Correspondent for CNN, to contributing to CBS Sunday Morning and hosting The Atelier with Alina Cho at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Alina Cho’s expansive career in journalism has made her a role model for many. In this interview, we talk about how Alina fell in love with storytelling through learning on the job, her experiences traveling to North Korea for correspondence, and how she juggles all of her current and upcoming projects. Be sure to tune in to this episode where we discuss:


The importance of having hands-on experience when beginning your career

How Alina’s work has made her an inspiration for younger generations

Having tenacity, and the power that comes with overcoming the fear of being told no

Her experiences covering a wide variety of stories – from national correspondence in North Korea and reporting on-location in Louisiana during Hurricane Katrina, to reintroducing fashion reporting to CNN with her series Fashion: Backstage Pass


How being your own best advocate is integral to success


You can find Alina Cho

IG: @thealinacho
Twitter: @thealinacho
Watch Alina’s CBS Sunday Morning stories on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3ZwvWyf
Watch The Atelier with Alina Cho on Youtube: https://bit.ly/3Yjsaam

Follow Lydia:
www.lydiafenet.com
IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet


Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or by using this link: https://bit.ly/ClaimYourConfidencePodcast


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Jenny Fleiss always had an entrepreneurial spirit, but it wasn’t until a conversation about bridesmaid dresses over lunch with a business school classmate that she put that spirit into practice creating and scaling the fashion world disrupter, Rent the Runway. You won’t want to miss this interview where Jenny shares:

What every entrepreneur should know before starting a business
 
How a cold email led to a meeting with Diane von Furstenberg who gave them critical feedback they used to convince designers to join the RTR platform
 
What “show don’t tell” means when pitching your business
 
How she strives to blend business and family together – both for herself and her employees
 
The lessons she learned from Rent the Runway that she applied when she started Jet Black and what she is doing now
 
 
For more information on Jenny Fleiss, follow along on
IG @jennycarterfleiss
Twitter: @Jenny_RTR

Follow Lydia:
www.lydiafenet.com
IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet


Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or by using this link: https://bit.ly/ClaimYourConfidencePodcast


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Deborah Roberts' illustrious career in TV journalism is the stuff dreams are made of. In this interview we talk about growing up in in small town Georgia, how a confidence boost from a middle school teacher stayed with her throughout her life and how she reacted when her husband Al Roker scooped her for a career making story. You won't want to miss this episode where we talk about:


What it was like growing up as one of nine children

How a single compliment from a teacher stayed with her throughout her life

How a big mistake on her first field assignment taught her a life lesson about made overcoming failure and never giving up

Her experience with the challenges of being a working mom

What happened when her husband Al Roker scooped her for a big story - and the classic comment by her daughter 


You can find Deborah Roberts:
IG: @deborahroberts
TikTok: @deborahroberts
Deborah's book: 
https://bit.ly/3XCVvfB

Follow Lydia:
www.lydiafenet.com
IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet


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Rebecca Minkoff is the CEO of a multi million dollar fashion brand, but her success didn’t come in the form she thought it would In this episode, Rebecca shares her extraordinary career journey from bedazzling I LOVE NY shirts to running one of the biggest fashion brands in the world…all while raising three kids…with another one in the way.

In this episode, Rebecca talks about:

how being bullied as a young girl taught her lessons she used to teach her children about empathy

the lessons she learned after spending all of her money on a small collection that didn’t sell

how a missed opportunity led to the runaway hit The Morning After Bag - which gave her the confidence to launch her company 

normalizing breastfeeding in corporate environments

launching Female Founder’s Collective and The North

You can find Rebecca Minkoff:
www.RebeccaMinkoff.com
IG: @rebeccaminkoff
TikTok: @rebeccaminkoff
Rebecca’s book: 
https://amzn.to/3JT4DcR

Follow Lydia:
www.lydiafenet.com
IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet


Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or by using this link: https://bit.ly/ClaimYourConfidencePodcast


If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be amazing! You can text, email, Tweet, or send this link to a friend: https://bit.ly/ClaimYourConfidencePodcast



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