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#0004: Sally Ekus on career zig-zags, negotiating and literally celebrating mistakes

from Le vital corps Salon

She's also a philanthropist, a reluctant marathoner, and a dear friend. If pressed to describe her in a single phrase, I'd run some June & Johnny Cash lyrics through a Massachusetts accent generator and say she's hottah than a peppah sprout. Maybe it's because she usually has one or more hot sauces in her purse at any given time. Maybe it's her much-loved #SpiceMeSal hashtag. Or it's the radiant warmth and strength she brings to every conversation she has, including this podcast. We zig and we zag covering all sorts of topics like radical career shifts, negotiation for women, the benefits of improv, ninja networking skills, first time author advice, and more. So, do tune in!Selected link love and resources from the episodeConnect with Sally on social media:Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedInPam Victor and her Through Laughter ProgramThe Happier Valley Comedy Improv SchoolThe Applied Improvisation NetworkLeukemia & Lymphoma SocietyA taco pressCarl Carlton's "She's a Bad Mama Jama" on the Songs to Energize playlistKickass Theme Music: “Things Are Getting Better” Written by Rishi Dhir. Performed by The High Dials.Stay in the loop about future Le vital corps Salon episodes: Twitter | Instagram | The List (sent monthly-ish including helpful health + lifestyle information)Quotes, questions considered + other nuggets from the episodeYeah, I've definitely zigged and zagged. How did Sally go from working in a locked psychiatric floor to being a literary agent in the culinary world?What happens when you recognize an instinct in yourself and cultivate it?Heart or gut: Dissecting what intuition looks and feels like in businessLove isn't going to keep the lights on. Negotiation matters.What is the special sauce Sally brings to her negotiations? (Pssst, you can use this, too.)Where are we not stepping into the ring for ourselves?How to redefine failure by (literally) cheering and celebrating your own mistakesWhat activity has reshaped how she understands the world more than anything else?I'm standing out.Sally's secret for breaking the ice at conferences or networking events (even when you're terrified)Misconceptions about being a published author from a literary agentWhat really makes a good author?How a childhood cancer diagnosis shaped her view on philanthropyI ran the marathon; and I fucking hate running. Why did she do it?How does Sally think we can become unstoppable women? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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