How Women Can Assert Their Value and Thrive with Sheila Cosgrove

Episode 24 of the Best D Life with Daniela- Helping You Find the Bliss in Your Busy podcast, hosted by Daniela Wolfe with Best D Life, titled "How Women Can Assert Their Value and Thrive with Sheila Cosgrove" was published on June 9, 2025 and runs 19 minutes.

June 9, 2025 ·19m · Best D Life with Daniela- Helping You Find the Bliss in Your Busy

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Summary

Ever struggled with owning your value at home or work? In this episode, I had an enlightening chat with Sheila Cosgrove, a leadership coach with over 20 years of experience. Sheila emphasized the importance of recognizing and articulating our contributions. Reflecting on past successes to truly see the impact you’ve made in your organization. This clarity not only boosts confidence but also helps navigate career progression more effectively. She believes visibility and self-advocacy are crucial for career growth. We explored the challenges women face in the workplace, from societal expectations to internalized beliefs. Sheila encourages women to express their value confidently.Sheila is a seasoned executive leadership and high-performance coach with over two decades of experience helping professionals and organizations navigate change, grow their influence, and achieve results that matter. With a background that spans corporate leadership, consulting, and talent development, Sheila brings a rare blend of strategic thinking, emotional intelligence, and practical insight to every conversation. She is the creator of the Career Success Accelerator Method, a signature framework designed to help executive women gain clarity, elevate visibility, grow their influence, and reclaim balance, without burning out or playing small. Known for her perceptive and grounded approach, Sheila has coached and guided leaders across industries to drive transformation, communicate with impact, and lead with confidence. She holds certifications in coaching (ACC), project management (PMP), and human resources (SHRM-CP), and she is currently studying applied positive psychology at the University of Pennsylvania. When she's not advising clients or speaking on stage, you'll find her writing, mentoring, or championing more equitable, human-centered workplaces. Connect with Sheila!LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook

Episode Description

Ever struggled with owning your value at home or work?

In this episode, I had an enlightening chat with Sheila Cosgrove, a leadership coach with over 20 years of experience. Sheila emphasized the importance of recognizing and articulating our contributions. Reflecting on past successes to truly see the impact you’ve made in your organization. This clarity not only boosts confidence but also helps navigate career progression more effectively. She believes visibility and self-advocacy are crucial for career growth. We explored the challenges women face in the workplace, from societal expectations to internalized beliefs. Sheila encourages women to express their value confidently.

Sheila is a seasoned executive leadership and high-performance coach with over two decades of experience helping professionals and organizations navigate change, grow their influence, and achieve results that matter. With a background that spans corporate leadership, consulting, and talent development, Sheila brings a rare blend of strategic thinking, emotional intelligence, and practical insight to every conversation. She is the creator of the Career Success Accelerator Method, a signature framework designed to help executive women gain clarity, elevate visibility, grow their influence, and reclaim balance, without burning out or playing small. Known for her perceptive and grounded approach, Sheila has coached and guided leaders across industries to drive transformation, communicate with impact, and lead with confidence. She holds certifications in coaching (ACC), project management (PMP), and human resources (SHRM-CP), and she is currently studying applied positive psychology at the University of Pennsylvania. When she's not advising clients or speaking on stage, you'll find her writing, mentoring, or championing more equitable, human-centered workplaces.

Connect with Sheila!

LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook