EPISODE · Jan 31, 2020 · 1H
What's Your Truth?: Women in the Workplace
from Lucid Cafe · host Wendy Halley
You might remember Mayda Poc from episode 1 of this season when she shared her powerful story of transformation. She’s back, and this time we’re talking about gender. Specifically, about how the role of women in the workplace seems to be changing. In this episode:Mayda shares her experience working in the field of financeWendy shares her experience being active duty in the militaryHow the concept of consent is changingThe importance of not assuming you know someone’s intentions when they’ve triggered youThe evolution of gender stereotypesIndigenous prophecies about this time in history - moving towards a time of balance between the masculine and the femininePendulum swinging processGlobal trauma and political trendsThe importance of women moving into leadership positionsHealing individual woundsTrends Mayda’s noticing in her work with womenAnd Mayda’s observation of what she refers to as ‘misplaced loyalty’The powerful role parents play in role modeling for their childrenOur tendency to resist changeCreating an atmosphere of adaption and flexibility Mayda share communication tips (ie, how to assert yourself as a woman)Accessing confidence - pretending vs knowingWho are you separate from your gender?To contact or learn more about Mayda, please visit her website https://www.maydapoccoaching.com/Visit Lucid Cafe host Wendy Halley's website ★ Support this podcast ★
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In this episode Career Coach Mayda Poc joins me for another honest, candid and thought-provoking conversation; this time focusing on how the workplace landscape is changing for women. We talk about our experiences working in male-dominated industries and share our thoughts on the challenges of learning to communicate and work together in a healthy way, and the possibility of moving away from gender stereotypes.
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