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Empowering Women Podcast S3: Pattie Grimm, Power Talk: Making Your Own History The Empowering Women Podcast
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Episode 4 (Season 3) of the Empowering Women Podcast
GUEST: Pattie Grimm, President and CEO – Advantage Training
BIO: With over 25 years of experience, Pattie is an empowerment expert for organizations, leaders, and women. Pattie served as a senior leader for several Global Fortune 100 companies.
Pattie was recognized by Executive Women’s Association, Who’s Who in Women’s Leadership. Women of Influence and the State of California. She is the author of Quiet Women Never Changed History – Be Strong, Stand Up and Stand Out – “Let’s Go Kick Some Glass.”
CONNECT WITH PATTIE
LinkedIn Twitter (@pattie_grimm) Instagram (@pattie_grimm) Facebook
Email: pattiegrimm@live.com
OFFERS
Book offer https://www.womenkickingglass.com/book for only $10.00 including over $200.00 in free bonuses and free S & H. (Free S & H only available in the US). Book is available outside the US on Kindle @ https://www.amazon.com/Quiet-Women-Changed-History-Strong/dp/0692742417
Email Pattie for a PDF guide on writing your personal vision statement.
LINKS
Website
Women's History Month
The Five Second Rule by Mel Robbins
Susan Cain: The Power of Introverts
Girl Stop Apologizing by Rachel Hollis
Empowering Women Website
Empowering Women 2021 Event Information
Empowering Women Slack Channel
QUOTES
“I literally went from rock star, on the corporate track for success,… from that fast track to hitting rock bottom so hard that I was lying on that bathroom floor trying to get the energy to get up.”
“I lost everything. I lost sense of myself and who I was. I had to find my way back.” “It wasn’t the company that did it. I gave up on me. I started playing the role everyone else wanted me to play. Who I was. Who I stood for and what was important to me.”
“Be strong and play to your strengths. Find those roles and opportunities that fit your strengths.”
“In order to stand up, you need something to stand on. You need a foundation. That foundation for you should be a personal vision statement.”
“Use that vision statement to make your career and life decisions.”
“Be valuable. Be visible. Be vocal”
“We need to support other women and not sabotage. We need to collaborate, not compete. Help lift other women up so we all rise.”
“Put yourself as number one on your to do list. You cannot give away what you don’t own.”
Episode 4 (Season 3) of the Empowering Women Podcast
GUEST: Pattie Grimm, President and CEO – Advantage Training
BIO: With over 25 years of experience, Pattie is an empowerment expert for organizations, leaders, and women. Pattie served as a senior leader for several Global Fortune 100 companies.
Pattie was recognized by Executive Women’s Association, Who’s Who in Women’s Leadership. Women of Influence and the State of California. She is the author of Quiet Women Never Changed History – Be Strong, Stand Up and Stand Out – “Let’s Go Kick Some Glass.”
CONNECT WITH PATTIE
LinkedIn Twitter (@pattie_grimm) Instagram (@pattie_grimm) Facebook
Email: pattiegrimm@live.com
OFFERS
Book offer https://www.womenkickingglass.com/book for only $10.00 including over $200.00 in free bonuses and free S & H. (Free S & H only available in the US). Book is available outside the US on Kindle @ https://www.amazon.com/Quiet-Women-Changed-History-Strong/dp/0692742417
Email Pattie for a PDF guide on writing your personal vision statement.
LINKS
Website
Women's History Month
The Five Second Rule by Mel Robbins
Susan Cain: The Power of Introverts
Girl Stop Apologizing by Rachel Hollis
Empowering Women Website
Empowering Women 2021 Event Information
Empowering Women Slack Channel
QUOTES
“I literally went from rock star, on the corporate track for success,… from that fast track to hitting rock bottom so hard that I was lying on that bathroom floor trying to get the energy to get up.”
“I lost everything. I lost sense of myself and who I was. I had to find my way back.” “It wasn’t the company that did it. I gave up on me. I started playing the role everyone else wanted me to play. Who I was. Who I stood for and what was important to me.”
“Be strong and play to your strengths. Find those roles and opportunities that fit your strengths.”
“In order to stand up, you need something to stand on. You need a foundation. That foundation for you should be a personal vision statement.”
“Use that vision statement to make your career and life decisions.”
“Be valuable. Be visible. Be vocal”
“We need to support other women and not sabotage. We need to collaborate, not compete. Help lift other women up so we all rise.”
“Put yourself as number one on your to do list. You cannot give away what you don’t own.”
50 min