Ignite Your Confidence with Karen Laos
Are you a leader holding back? What is that costing you? What if you could channel your fear and self-doubt? It’s actually possible. I know, because that’s my story. That’s what the Ignite Your Confidence podcast is all about. It’s for women in leadership who want to speak up and stand out. You’ll find both solo and candid conversations with real people sharing vulnerable stories to inspire you with simple tips to step into your confidence.
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Tangible Takeaways:Pay attention to the experiences you create for others, whether it's in person, over the phone, or via email. Consider how you want people to feel in your presence and make those experiences positive and warm.Write your eulogy. This exercise can provide clarity on the qualities, actions, or values yo
Tangible Takeaways:Recognize what you can control and that you can’t control the actions or health of other people. Especially those suffering from chronic pain or disease. Instead of fixing it, ask what is needed.Establish clear boundaries for yourself to prevent burnout. Prioritize self-care and ensure you're taking
Tangible Takeaways:Try implementing "20 seconds of courage." For 20 seconds take those initial steps, whether it's asking for a raise, starting a conversation, or making a significant change. It only takes 20 seconds to get started!Write down your achievements. Keeping a record can boost confidence and provide a visual
Tangible Takeaways:Actively engage in conversations by asking open-ended questions and pausing to listen attentively.Imagine that everyone has a sign above their head that says, "Make me feel important." Use this perspective to show genuine interest in others.Start and end your sentences with confidence and clear artic
Tangible Takeaways:Look at all the rules that you’ve been handed, and ask: which of these do I want to keep carrying with me and which ones do I want to break?Your worth is not connected to achievement, success, or how your body looks. These rules create shame or make you feel “too much:A part of creating change and un
Tangible Takeaways:Communicating with clarity takes intention!Your audiences need structure to know where you're headed and what you're doing. Otherwise, they're going to get lost and tune out.When you start any message, whether it's a voice message, voicemail, or voice memo- front load it with why you're sharing it or