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EPISODE · Sep 23, 2022 · 32 MIN

Step Up and Step Out, Stop Conforming to Introvert Stereotyping

from Quietly Visible · host Carol Stewart

In this week's episode, Patience Ogunbona (known as The Visionary Introverted Woman) using her own personal journey, shares some of the ways in which introverted women feel disempowered because of the pressure to conform to certain stereotypes.  On discovering and realising in her early 30's that she was an introvert, Patience believed that it was something she had to overcome and cure.  She walked around with a mask, pretending to be who she wasn’t until she became aware that being an introvert isn’t an all-or-nothing stamp on your personality.   As a a Transformational Personal, Business and Leadership Coach,  Patience also discusses ways in which you can be empowered to step out and step up to accomplish your goals, lead and thrive - through developing the 3 C's - courage, conviction and capacity. About Patience Ogunbona Patience Ogunbona (aka The Visionary Introverted Woman) is a Transformational Personal, Business and Leadership Coach, Corporate Trainer, Inspirational Keynote Speaker, Best Selling Author and Member of the Presidential Advisory Council of the Maxwell Leadership Team Patience believes that Introversion gives her purpose and inspires other introverted women to overcome self-doubt, feel empowered by their introversion, discover their strengths, step out and step up to accomplish their goals, lead and thrive. Patience also works with businesses to create diverse teams where potential is maximised, leaders are developed, so that everyone feels included and empowered to make a difference and lead, thereby achieving performance and profitability goals. https://www.patienceogunbona.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/patience-ogunbona

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