EPISODE · Mar 4, 2025 · 57 MIN
E31. Developing Leadership Presence
from Internally Guided Life · host Kayla Sweet
Episode DescriptionWhat does it take to command a room—not through force, but through presence, confidence, and deep listening? In this episode of Internally Guided Life, I sit down with leadership consultant and The Facilitation Advantage co-author Therese Miclot to explore the foundations of leadership presence and confidence.We discuss how self-awareness, mindset, and the ability to truly listen can transform not only how others perceive you but also how you show up in leadership and life. Whether you're leading a team, speaking up in meetings, or simply wanting to cultivate a stronger presence in your daily interactions, this conversation is packed with insights to help you step into your power.Therese shares her deeply personal journey into leadership development and we dive into practical strategies for building confidence, making an impact through communication, and ensuring that your voice is heard—without feeling like you need to dominate the conversation.This episode is a must-listen for anyone who wants to show up more boldly, communicate more effectively, and lead with authenticity.What You'll Take Away from This Episode: The true meaning of leadership presence—and why it’s not about having all the answersThe hidden power of deep listening and why it can elevate your leadership instantlySimple but powerful communication strategies to command attention and respectWhy confidence isn’t about speaking more, but choosing your words intentionallyPractical steps to own your voice in meetings and professional spacesMeet the Guest: Therese Miclot is a leadership consultant, facilitator, and co-author of The Facilitation Advantage, a practical guide to developing stronger leadership, confidence, and influence. With a Master’s in Industrial/Organizational Psychology and over two decades of experience, she has helped Fortune 500 companies and startups alike transform their leadership pipelines.Her passion for leadership development stems from personal experience—watching her mother struggle under poor management after the sudden loss of her father. This inspired her to create resources that equip leaders to foster supportive, empowering environments where people thrive.Now, as the Director of Facilitation Excellence at Proteus International, she helps professionals step into their power, communicate with clarity, and lead with confidence.Connect with Therese:🌐 Website: Therese Miclot's Website🔗 LinkedIn: Therese Miclot📖 Get the Book: The Facilitation AdvantageResources & Next Steps for Listeners:Choose one concept from the episode and implement it in your leadership practice this weekConnect with Therese on LinkedIn for ongoing insights and leadership tipsTake the free self-assessment at thefacilitationadvantage.comGrab a copy of The Facilitation Advantage for deeper learning and practical toolsConnect with Kayla:FacebookInstagramTikTokLinkedInInternally Guided Life Podcast PageSubscribe to Kayla’s email list, read the blog, and explore free resources:Visit Internally Guided LeadershipAccess all of Kayla’s resources and offerings in one place:Visit Kayla’s LinktreeKayla Sweet is the host of Internally Guided Life and an expert in burnout prevention, transformational leadership, self-care, and personal growth. As a life coach, she specializes in helping women reclaim their worthiness and purpose, guiding them to create fulfilling lives with balance and ease. With a background in psychology, mindfulness, and transformational leadership, Kayla empowers her community to align with their authentic selves, develop their strengths, and embrace intentional growth.Episode Credits:Intro & Outro Music: By artist Goat On The River, produced by Christian Michael Smith at https://www.microdotstudioproductions.com/ Podcast recorded by Christian Michael Smith at https://www.microdotstudioproductions.com/
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