This Is Woman's Work with Nicole Kalil Nicole Kalil

We live in a time of abundance. We have more available to us today than ever before, we are more connected, there’s a plethora of options at our finger tips, AND YET, so many of us are unsatisfied. 

And that paradox is hurting all of us, regardless of gender, but I think for women there’s a nuanced way it’s wreaking havoc on our lives… the more options we have, the more we feel we’re supposed to DO. And it’s f*****g exhausting.

So let’s dive in and discuss, because I KNOW this is impacting me, and I imagine I’m not alone.

I’ve invited Dr. Julie Landry, board-certified clinical psychologist, former Army officer, and founder of a thriving concierge mental health practice to join us. Julie works with high-level executives, professional athletes, health care professionals, and is here to share tips and strategies that work.

Here’s a good place to start: Build and maintain the relationships that serve you, and then serve and share your gifts with others. Choose and practice gratitude. SLOW DOWN and be where your feet are. Do more of the things that light you up from the inside, and less of the things that don’t.

To learn more about Julie and her work go to www.drlandry@halcyontherapygroup.co

To learn more about what we are up to outside of this podcast, visit us at NicoleKalil.com

Most people resist change, are afraid of it, or at least feel really uncomfortable with it.

But that doesn’t change the fact that CHANGE IS COMING. You can count on it.

It is for that very reason that I’ve invited Kristen Lisanti to join me today to talk about navigating change… and not just any old change, but what she calls RADIANT change. Kristen coaches leaders and their teams to drive transformation at scale, guiding them through her proven methodology to spark and sustain meaningful change. Kristen is trained and certified by the NeuroLeadership Institute, the Mindful Awareness Research Center at UCLA’s Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior, the Leadership Circle and the International Coaching Federation. In short, she knows what she’s talking about when it comes to change.

A loving reminder of the first truth: it’s INEVITABLE. No amount of avoiding, resisting, running, or fighting will change that. And progress, success, healthier relationships, and our deepest desires often live on the other side of change.

To learn more about Kristen and her work go to kristenlisanti.com or follow her on IG @Kristen Lisanti

To learn more about what we are up to outside of this podcast, visit us at NicoleKalil.com.

I stand for a world where we can show up as our authentic selves and have our differences be valued, appreciated and celebrated.

Being a woman is hard in a lot of ways, but there are many women who face extra equity and inclusion challenges in addition to their gender.

I’ve asked Jill Griffin to join me today to discuss how we, as leaders, can improve accommodations for people with disabilities. Jill was involved in an accident that led to head trauma, forcing her to rethink and reboot her life and growing career. She has been featured on the WorkLife podcast with Adam Grant, is a Speaker, Executive Coach, and is working with so many big brand names as an Invisible Disabilities Advocate.

Let’s be thoughtful, kind and inclusive. Let’s stand for everyone getting to live their truth. Let’s love and support one another not in spite of, but because of, all of our differences.

To learn more about Jill and her work go to www.jillgriffincoaching.com or follow her on IG @jillgriffinofficial

You can access her career blueprint by clicking here, and check out her podcast The Career Refresh

To learn more about what we are up to outside of this podcast, visit us at NicoleKalil.com.

This is a tough one because I’m so fully aware of how IMPORTANT, how

complex, and how necessary this topic is. And I truly hope I treat it with the care and respect it is due.

On this episode of TIWW we’re going to talk about Mental Health and Trauma. If this topic feels triggering or not supportive to you right now, then hit pause and join us next week.

I’ve asked Jessi Beyer, an international speaker and the #1 best-selling author of How To Heal:

A Practical Guide To Nine Integrative Therapies That Can Help Release Trauma, to join me. She has been featured in over 160 media outlets, holds a Masters in Critical Psychology and Human Services and, outside of her professional life, she is a K9 search and rescue handler with her dog, Phoebe.

If you’ve experienced trauma, ask for support. Find the help you need…

nobody can do the work for you, but there are people who can stand WITH you.

If you witness trauma, don’t turn away from it. Call it out if, and when, you can. Be OUTRAGED.

If someone honors you by sharing about their trauma, listen, hold space, BELIEVE those that trust you enough to tell you about it.

To learn more about Jessi and her work go to www.jessibeyerinternational.com or follow her on IG @itsjessibeyer 

You can find the book Jessi referenced in this episode: The Art of Holding Space by Heather Plett  HERE 

To learn more about what we are up to outside of this podcast, visit us at NicoleKalil.com.

Have you ever wished there was an instruction manual that came with your child so you’d understand how they operate and what to do as their parent?

We’re here today to have a conversation about parenting… one that’s coming from a place of love and a desire that every mom I know has… how we can be the best mom to our littles. And because I can’t think of a better person to lead that conversation, I’ve invited Dr. Shefali to join me.

Acclaimed author of THREE NYT best-sellers, international speaker, clinical psychologist, and wisdom teacher, Dr. Shefali wrote the guide we’ve all been looking for… her new book, The Parenting Map, comes out February 28th and it gives us step by step solutions to create the ultimate parent-child relationship. My greatest takeaway is that doing that, starts with transforming OURSELVES.

I don’t have a lot of parenting advice outside of this… heal yourself so you can trust yourself. And get your hands on Dr. Shefali’s book!

To learn more about Dr. Shefali and her work go to www.drshefali.com or follow her on IG @doctorshefali

Here’s the link to purchase her new book The Parenting Map, and info on her Parenting Mastery Summit.

To learn more about what we are up to outside of this podcast, visit us at NicoleKalil.com.

On this episode of This Is Woman’s Work we’re going to talk about how to be an

ally. And since about 90% of our listeners are women, I’m talking mostly about WOMEN being allies women. More specifically, how we can be allies to Black women. Because, in my opinion, there isn’t a group of women who have the right to demand it more. And I’m so tired of constantly letting them down.

I’ve asked Aisha Suleiman to join me for this necessary conversation, as she’s an award-winning diversity and inclusion leader, entrepreneur, and keynote speaker. Her company, The Inclusive Culture, helps organizations build a sense of community by empowering their employee resource groups and encouraging allyship in the workplace. Recognized as an EMpower 100 Ethnic Minority Future Leaders (2020), Aisha has worked with renowned global brands like Amazon and IPG Mediabrands. In 2022, Aisha launched True White Allies – a ground-breaking film project that shares the stories of historical White anti-racists from as early as the 1700s to inspire increased allyship and action.

I have a strong belief that we can’t make any real, lasting progress as women, if ALL women aren’t considered, included, and advocated for.

Let’s be in action, big and small, public and private, proactively and reactively… in action, together.

Being an ally… now THAT is woman’s work.

To learn more about Aisha and her work go to https://www.theinclusiveculture.com or follow her on IG @IAmAishaSuleiman or on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/@aishasuleiman

Sign up for True White Allies Community: https://truewhiteallies.com/community

To learn more about what we are up to outside of this podcast, visit us at NicoleKalil.com.

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