She Said / She Said

Laura Cox Kaplan
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She Said / She Said

Through engaging, one-on-one interviews, She Said/She Said is enriching (and challenging) the conversation about women’s leadership -- what it looks like and how we define it. We’re celebrating, supporting and showcasing a broader range of role models who are leading in inspiring ways -- large and small -- but always with insight and impact.

  1. 6 天前

    314. Don’t Wait for January: 5 easy ways to preload your goal setting

    SHOW NOTES Episode 314: Don’t Wait for January: 5 easy ways to preload your goal setting Guest: Laura is solo this week THIS WEEK’S TOPIC: As we wrap up the year 2024, it’s crucial to carve out some time for goal planning, even amidst the holiday hustle. Our host, Laura Cox Kaplan, delves into practical tips and mindset shifts that can help you stride confidently into 2025. From prepping your productivity tools to selecting an overarching theme for the year, Laura shares tried-and-true strategies for ending the year on a high note and starting the new one with clarity and purpose. Laura reflects on the past year, shares her own experiences juggling various responsibilities, and offers guidance on setting yourself up for success in 2025. Perfect for listeners looking to reduce stress, gain focus, and find meaningful ways to celebrate their achievements, this episode touches on the essence of holiday preparation and New Year’s planning. KEY TOPICS AND WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE: GATHER YOUR TOOLS: Laura highlights the importance of gathering all your go-to tools now to hit the ground running in the new year. CONSIDER AN OVERARCHING THEME: Learn how selecting a ‘word of the year’ can guide your decisions and actions, acting as a North Star throughout the year. Laura shares her own process for choosing this guiding word and the impact it has on setting goals. REVIEW THE PAST YEAR TO UNCOVER AREAS FOR GROWTH: Discover Laura’s method of reviewing the past year, celebrating wins, learning from challenges, and using these insights to inform future goals. CLEARING THE DECKS: Understand the significance of decluttering both physical and mental spaces to create a blank slate for new opportunities and clearer thinking. FOUND MOMENTS FOR PLANNING: Laura suggests utilizing small, often overlooked moments—like sitting in the car or enjoying morning coffee—for quiet reflection and preliminary goal-setting. There’s so much practical advice packed into this episode, and whether you’re a long-time listener or new to the podcast, you’ll find Laura’s tips and insights motivating as you think about the year ahead.  LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN EPISODE 314: Reflection Questions Laura recommends:  What could I use more of in my life? (Joy, connection, creativity, peace, adventure, laughter, love?) Think about those areas of your life that feel a little lackluster, where you crave more fulfillment.  What could I use less of in my life? (Stress, clutter, negativity, distractions, self-doubt, comparison, overwhelm?) Identify the things holding you back, draining your energy, and preventing you from living your best life. What characteristics would I like to cultivate? (Patience, resilience, confidence, generosity, courage, kindness, authenticity?)  What qualities do you admire in others?  What traits would you like to embody more fully in your own life? How do I want to feel by the end of each day? (Fulfilled, content, energized, grateful, peaceful, joyful, inspired?) Imagine yourself at the end of a perfect day. What emotions are you experiencing? What kind of energy are you radiating for yourself and others? Laura’s favorite tools:  Uniball Vision Elite Micropoint Pens Red n’ Black 8×10 spiral notebook IS SHE SAID/SHE SAID PODCAST ON YOUR GIFT LIST THIS YEAR? Hi friend, I know it’s not nice to ask for gifts, but I do have an important request. Please consider sharing some love in the form of a review of She Said/She Said Podcast on iTunes or wherever you listen to this podcast. Those reviews help me improve the content so that you get more of what y...

    24 分鐘

  2. 12月13日

    313. Building a Brand for the Sober Curious Movement with Hapsy founder Andrea Wightwick

    SHOW NOTES 313. Building a Brand for the Sober Curious Movement  Guest: Andrea Wightwick THIS WEEK’S TOPIC: We explore the burgeoning “sober curious” movement with Andrea Wightwick, founder of Hapsy, a non-alcoholic beverage company. Andrea’s journey is a testament to the power of listening to consumer needs and adapting to market trends, especially health and wellness-related ones. Join us as we delve into how Hapsy emerged from a CBD-focused company to an innovator in the non-alcoholic beverage space, catering to those seeking enjoyable, functional drinks without compromising their health and social experiences. ABOUT THIS WEEK’S GUEST: Andrea Wightwick is the founder of Hapsy, a company dedicated to providing non-alcoholic beverages that offer the social engagement of cocktails without the intoxicating effects. With an extensive background in consumer goods, including high-profile roles working with PepsiCo, Nielsen, and Coca-Cola, Andrea has a keen eye for identifying market gaps and developing solutions that resonate with today’s health-conscious consumers. Her journey and commitment to helping women lead more intentional lives make her insights particularly invaluable. KEY TOPICS AND WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE: EVOLVING WITH CONSUMER DEMANDS: Andrea discusses Hapsy’s transformation from a CBD product company to a non-alcoholic beverage brand, driven by the growing demand for sober alternatives. MARKETING STRATEGIES: Learn how Andrea leverages consumer feedback and market data to create products that fulfill the needs of the “sober curious” community. PRIVACY AND INTENTIONAL LIVING: Andrea and host Laura Cox Kaplan discuss the challenges of balancing an authentic online brand v. privacy, especially concerning children.  BUILDING A BALANCED LIFE: Andrea shares her approach to intentional living, balancing professional success with personal well-being, and offering practical life skills drawn from her own experiences. USING AI: The conversation also touches on leveraging AI as a powerful tool, particularly in areas like marketing and job descriptions, while emphasizing the necessity of human oversight. EXCLUSIVE OFFER: Andrea provides a special promo code “SheSaid” for 20% off plus free shipping on orders from BeHapsy.com. LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 313: Visit Hapsy: behapsy.com Connect with Andrea Wightwick: Instagram Andrea’s Running Life Like a Business   PLEASE SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS!  I’m eager to hear your thoughts on this episode. Please share your favorite takeaways with me:  Instagram LinkedIn Facebook  Or email me: info@shesaid.media LOOKING FOR MORE SHE SAID/SHE SAID? You’ll find all episodes and content here! IS SHE SAID/SHE SAID PODCAST ON YOUR GIFT LIST THIS YEAR?   Your feedback is incredibly valuable! Please consider leaving a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you listen. Reviews help us improve and bring you the content you crave. Thank you for your support!

    41 分鐘

  3. 11月26日

    312. Why gratitude? How to make the best part of the holiday last beyond the leftovers

    **SHOW NOTES** 312. Why gratitude? How to make the best part of the holiday last beyond the leftovers **Guest:** Solo episode with Laura Cox Kaplan   **THIS WEEK’S TOPIC:** As Thanksgiving approaches, we think more about gratitude. It’s a great time to reflect on what we are most thankful for. But, the power of gratitude goes well beyond the holidays. This week, Laura shares how gratitude can be a tool for personal and professional growth, not just during the holidays but all year long!   **ABOUT THIS WEEK’S EPISODE:** In this week’s solo Thanksgiving episode, host Laura Cox Kaplan reflects on seven years of hosting She Said/She Said Podcast, and how her conversations with 100s of influential women have deepened her understanding of the power and influence that comes with gratitude. Laura shares five practical gratitude tools — backed by science — that have helped her shift her perspective, enrich relationships, boost resilience, and manage stress.    ** KEY TOPICS AND WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:**  THE SCIENCE BEHIND GRATITUDE PRACTICES FOR CULTIVATING GRATITUDE * **Gratitude Journaling** * **Expressing Specific Gratitude to Others** * **Finding Gratitude in Challenges** * **Focusing Gratitude on What You Don’t Have** HOW TO BALANCE HOLIDAY STRESS WITH GRATITUDE   PLEASE SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS!  Please be sure to share your favorite takeaways and your own gratitude practices with Laura:  Instagram LinkedIn Facebook  Or email: info@shesaid.media! LOOKING FOR MORE SHE SAID/SHE SAID? You’ll find all episodes and content here! IS SHE SAID/SHE SAID PODCAST ON YOUR GIFT LIST THIS YEAR?   Your feedback is invaluable! Please consider leaving a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you listen. Reviews help us improve and bring you the content you crave. Thank you for your support!

    16 分鐘

  4. 11月22日

    311. Build a Brand That Repels the Wrong Clients and makes More Money! Insights from Pia Silva, cofounder, Worstofall Design

    311. Build a Brand That Repels the wrong clients and makes more money!  Insights from Pia Silva, cofounder, Worstofall Design THIS WEEK’S TOPIC: Ever wish for an easier way to attract your ideal client or customer and repel those who aren’t the right fit? This week, we’re diving deep into the world of bold, authentic branding with Pia Silva, co-founder of “Worstofall Design.” Pia shares how she went from debt-ridden to wildly profitable by niching down, owning her pricing, and embracing the power of “banked confidence.” Her advice applies whether you are building your business or your personal brand. ABOUT THIS WEEK’S GUEST: Pia Silva is the co-founder of Worstofall Design, a branding agency that helps small-scale service businesses tap into what makes them unique and that helps them attract their ideal customer. With a focus on bold authenticity and streamlined service offerings, Pia’s has helped countless entrepreneurs elevate their brands and attract their ideal clients. She’s also a TEDx speaker and the author of “Badass Your Brand.” KEY TOPICS AND WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE: * Focusing on a Niche:   Understand how narrowing your focus to cater to a smaller, highly profitable segment can lead to greater success, in contrast to the struggles of serving a broader client base. * Pricing Strategy:   Pia introduces the “sell, sell, raise” method, explaining how gradually increasing prices builds confidence and validates market demand without making abrupt jumps that could unsettle both the business and clients. * Client Perception and Value:   Discover how aligning the inherent value of your service with the perceived value from your clients’ perspective can enhance satisfaction and loyalty. * Handling Rejection:   Learn how facing client rejections can serve as a valuable indicator of whether the client fits your ideal profile rather than reflecting issues with your pricing strategy. * Branding Insights:   Pia discusses her “four angles” concept for building a standout brand, providing advice on how to define your unique brand personality and target market. * Boundary Setting with Clients: Pia emphasizes the importance of clear communication and setting boundaries to manage client expectations effectively. This episode is packed with great advice, from practical pricing strategies to thoughtful insights on client engagement. I am confident that you will find Pia’s experiences and tips both inspiring and actionable. PLEASE GET IN TOUCH!  I’m eager to hear your thoughts on this conversation! Please be sure to share your favorite takeaways with me: * Instagram * LinkedIn * Facebook Or email me at: info@shesaid.media! LOOKING FOR MORE SHE SAID/SHE SAID? You’ll find all episodes and content here! LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 311: * Pia’s FREE Gift for She Said/She Said Podcast Listeners: nobsagencies.com/SheSaid * FREE blueprint on how to scale your branding agency to $30k+ months without employees * Pia’s FREE calculator to discover the price you must charge to achieve freedom in your branding business * Pia’s best-selling book Badass Your Brand * Pia’s podcast a href="https://podcasts.apple.

    35 分鐘

  5. 11月15日

    310. Celebrating 7 Years and 7 Important Lessons: She Said/She Said Podcast Anniversary Special

    SHOW NOTES Episode 310. Celebrating 7 Years and 7 Important Lessons: She Said/She Said Anniversary Special Guest: Solo episode featuring host Laura Cox Kaplan   **THIS WEEK’S TOPIC:** This week, we’re celebrating a milestone – the 7th anniversary of the She Said/She Said Podcast! Host Laura Cox Kaplan reflects on the journey of amplifying women’s voices, sharing invaluable insights on influence, and nurturing a thriving community of resilient and inspiring women. Drawing from personal experiences and listener feedback, Laura delves into seven pivotal lessons and timeless wisdom garnered over the past seven years.   **ABOUT THIS WEEK’S EPISODE:** For more than seven years, Laura Cox Kaplan has been exploring the stories and strategies of inspiring women from various walks of life. This special episode highlights the show’s journey, Laura’s reflections, and the incredible community built around shared experiences, triumphs, and challenges. It’s a heartfelt celebration of growth, resilience, and continuous learning.   **KEY TOPICS AND WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:**   SEVEN YEARS AND SEVEN KEY LESSONS:  EMBRACE THE MESSY MIDDLE: Laura emphasizes that progress isn’t always a straight line. Growth is messy, unpredictable, and filled with detours, and it’s this messy middle where we often learn the most. VULNERABILITY CAN BE A SUPERPOWER: But balance is essential.   BEING OPEN TO POSSIBILITY: Laura discusses the importance of questioning our assumptions and embracing different viewpoints.  FAILING FORWARD: Mistakes and setbacks are inevitable, but they are also our greatest teachers. Laura talks about reframing failure as an opportunity to learn, adapt, and grow. SILENCING THE INNER CRITIC: Comparing ourselves to others can steal our joy and creativity. Laura shares strategies for making peace with our inner critic and practicing self-compassion. THE POWER OF SAYING NO: Sometimes, the most empowering thing we can do is say no. Setting boundaries and prioritizing creates space for the most important things in life. SHARING YOUR SUCCESS: Fulfillment comes from sharing success and using it to make a positive impact. Whether it’s mentoring, supporting a cause, or offering help, making our achievements meaningful is key.   LET’S CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION: Share your biggest takeaways with Laura! Instagram LinkedIn Facebook  Or email me: info@shesaid.media! LOOKING FOR MORE SHE SAID/SHE SAID? You’ll find all episodes and content here!   PLEASE RATE AND REVIEW SHE SAID/SHE SAID PODCAST: Your feedback helps us create even better content for you. Pleasse leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you listen to She Said/She Said Podcast .  Note: She Said/She Said Podcast is a weekly production of She Said/She Said Media.

    17 分鐘

  6. 11月8日

    309: Connecting with your adversary can help you build more influence with Guest Dr. Deb Mashek

    SHOW NOTES 309: Want a secret weapon to build your influence? Connect with your adversary Guest: Dr. Deb Mashek, social psychologist, and author  of “CollaborHATE: How to Build Incredible Collaborative Relationships at Work (Even if you would rather work alone) THIS WEEK’S TOPIC: What if the key to solving our biggest problems lies in working with the people who drive us crazy? It sounds counterintuitive, even uncomfortable, but that’s the provocative idea we’re exploring this week. This episode isn’t about simply tolerating different perspectives; it’s about actively seeking them out and recognizing their potential to spark innovation and drive progress. Host Laura Cox Kaplan is joined by social psychologist Dr. Deb Mashek who reveals why those uncomfortable, politically charged conversations are often the ones we need to be having most. She offers practical strategies for navigating them with curiosity and humility. ABOUT THIS WEEK’S GUEST: Dr. Deborah Mashek is the author of “CollaborHATE,” a book that explores the necessity of creating collaborative relationships, even for those who prefer to work independently. Her intellectual journey—from noticing early gaps in viewpoint diversity in academia to becoming the first executive director of Heterodox Academy—reflects a lifelong commitment to fostering open dialogue and viewpoint diversity. Deb’s background in social psychology uniquely positions her to provide practical and theoretical perspectives on effective collaboration in professional and educational settings.   KEY TOPICS AND WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE: COLLABORATION IN THE WORKPLACE: Ditch the “toxic positivity” around collaboration! Dr. Mashek exposes the common misconceptions and challenges of working together, offering practical tips for creating environments where diverse ideas clash (respectfully, of course!) and constructive debates lead to breakthrough solutions. THE SURPRISING POWER OF RELATIONSHIPS: Strong relationships aren’t just nice to have; they’re the foundation for influence and innovation. Deb shares compelling stories that reveal how genuine connection can unlock collaboration and drive success. WHY VIEWPOINT DIVERSITY MATTERS: Discover why embracing different perspectives is crucial in education, the workplace, and beyond. Learn how to cultivate intellectual humility and create spaces where diverse ideas can thrive. OVERCOMING COLLABORATION HURDLES: Trust violations, competitive behaviors, misaligned reward systems—collaboration comes with its challenges. Learn practical strategies for navigating these hurdles and building a truly collaborative culture. THE UNEXPECTED MAGIC OF CONFLICT: Conflict isn’t the enemy of collaboration; it’s often the catalyst for growth. Discover how productive tension and healthy debate can lead to better solutions and deeper engagement. LET’S CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION: Share your biggest takeaways with Laura! Instagram LinkedIn Facebook  Or email me: info@shesaid.media! LOOKING FOR MORE SHE SAID/SHE SAID? You’ll find all episodes and content here! LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 309: CollaborHATE by Dr. Deb Mashek Heterodox Academy   PLEASE RATE AND REVIEW SHE SAID/SHE SAID PODCAST Please consider sharing some love in the form of a review of S...

    54 分鐘

  7. 11月1日

    308. How to Master Prioritization with Elisabeth Leamy

    SHOW NOTES 308. How to Master Prioritization with Elisabeth Leamy Guest: Elisabeth Leamy, Emmy Award Winning Journalist and creator of the TRIfecta Technique THIS WEEK’S TOPIC: In today’s fast-paced world, finding the balance between quality and quantity can be challenging. We often feel overwhelmed with to-do lists that seemingly have no end, leaving us questioning how to maximize our efforts for greater impact. To help unravel this complexity, we welcome Elisabeth Leamy, an Emmy award-winning consumer affairs journalist turned motivational and informational speaker, to share her insights on prioritization. This episode dives into Elisabeth’s “TRIfecta technique” and explores her career transition and reinvention. ABOUT THIS WEEK’S GUEST: Elisabeth Leamy is a 13-time Emmy winner best known for her decade as a consumer and investigative journalist at Good Morning America. To survive at GMA, she developed a counterintuitive system for conquering competing priorities that allowed her to do award-winning on-air work while also writing two critically acclaimed books and a Washington Post column on the side. She calls it The TRIfecta Technique, and it is this framework that Elisabeth shares with audiences as a keynote speaker today. KEY TOPICS AND WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE: THE TRIFECTA TECHNIQUE: Discover how Elisabeth developed this technique to combat perfectionism and counter burnout. She categorizes tasks into “good,” “better,” and “best,” ensuring that her most critical work gets the attention it deserves. BALANCING REWARD AND IMPACT: Learn how Elisabeth applies the “Trifecta Technique” by assessing tasks based on their alignment with talent, reward, and impact. This prioritization helps in focusing energy on fewer, more strategic projects. CAREER TRANSITION AND IDENTITY: Elisabeth shares her struggle with pivoting from a coveted career in broadcast journalism to a multifaceted portfolio career as a motivational speaker and consultant. PRIORITIZING IMPACTFUL WORK: Drawing from her book “Save Big,” Elisabeth advocates for finding significant savings in big areas, contrasting with the common approach of cutting minor expenses — i.e. think car insurance v. your daily cappuccino! This episode is packed with actionable advice on so many topics! I can’t wait to hear what hits home for you. Please be sure to share your biggest takeaways with me: * Instagram * LinkedIn * Facebook Or email me at: info@shesaid.media! LOOKING FOR MORE SHE SAID/SHE SAID? You’ll find all episodes and content here! LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 308: – elizabethleamy.com PLEASE RATE AND REVIEW SHE SAID/SHE SAID PODCAST Please consider sharing some love in the form of a review of She Said/She Said Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you listen to this podcast. Reviews help us improve the content so you get more of what you enjoy and are looking for from She Said/She Said Podcast. Many thanks in advance for your help and support! Note: She Said/She Said Podcast is a weekly production of She Said/She Said Media.

    38 分鐘

  8. 10月25日

    307. How to Elevate Your Professional Brand Using AI

    Show Notes Episode 307: How to Elevate Your Professional Brand Using AI THIS WEEK’S TOPIC: Have you ever considered how AI might help boost your personal brand? In this week’s episode, we dive into how AI can help you stand out. Plus, we share practical strategies and easy ways to use AI to create an impressive personal narrative to help you achieve your career goals. ABOUT THE HOST: Laura Cox Kaplan brings you three decades of experience in communications, advocacy, and now entrepreneurship, and motherhood. Through “She Said/She Said,” she aims to inspire listeners to define success on their own terms, build confidence, and achieve their biggest goals. Each episode features advice from an array of accomplished women, as well as lessons and productivity tips from Laura. KEY TOPICS AND WHAT YOU’LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE: THE MAGIC OF AI FOR PERSONAL BRANDING: Find out how AI can transform your professional brand. Laura suggests thinking of AI as your personal collaborator, amplifying your skills and experiences. USING AI TO BOOST YOUR CAREER: * Crafting Perfect Prompts: Learn how asking the right questions can get you tailored, actionable advice from AI. * The Art of Refining: Find out why it’s crucial to tweak your AI prompts for the best results. CHOOSING THE BEST AI TOOLS: Discover Laura’s favorite AI platforms for their versatility in enhancing resumes and personal narratives. BUILDING YOUR PROFESSIONAL NARRATIVE: * Look Beyond Job Titles: See why concentrating on ideal work environments and problems you want to solve matters more than just listing job titles. * Align With Your Values: Use AI to unearth career paths that match your personal values and aspirations. * Experiment Freely: Try different prompts and questions to explore a range of career possibilities. TACTICS FOR USING AI: * Upgrade Your Resume & Cover Letters: Get actionable tips on using AI to polish your resume and cover letters so they align perfectly with your career ambitions. * Optimize Your LinkedIn Profiles: Leverage AI to enhance your LinkedIn profile with relevant keywords for better visibility and impact. * Boost Your Thought Leadership: Learn how AI can help generate compelling bios and content ideas for blogs and articles, positioning you as a thought leader in your field. IMPORTANT THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND: * Iterate, Iterate, Iterate….Edit…Edit…Edit: Always refine AI-generated content to ensure it maintains your authentic voice. * Verify Information: Double-check information provided by AI for accuracy. This episode, with loads of useful advice, will transform how you approach your professional branding strategy and change the ways you are currently using AI. We’re excited to hear what you think and what resonated with you! LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 307: * Google Gemini * ChatGPT * Google Notebook Please share your thoughts with Laura Cox Kaplan and the She Said/She Said team: @info@shesaid.media. LET’S CONNECT! – Instagram: Instagram – Linked In: Linked In – Facebook: Facebook LOOKING FOR MORE SHE SAID/SHE SAID? You’ll find all of my episodes and content here! PLEASE RATE AND REVIEW SHE SAID/SHE SAID PODCAST: Please consider sharing some love in the form of a review of Sh...

    18 分鐘
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Through engaging, one-on-one interviews, She Said/She Said is enriching (and challenging) the conversation about women’s leadership -- what it looks like and how we define it. We’re celebrating, supporting and showcasing a broader range of role models who are leading in inspiring ways -- large and small -- but always with insight and impact.

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  • 創作者
    Laura Cox Kaplan
  • 活躍年代
    2018年 - 2024年
  • 集數
    314
  • 年齡分級
    兒少適宜
  • 節目網站
    She Said / She Said

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