Wisdom of Women - Cultivating Courage: Building Confidence and Overcoming Inner Critics

EPISODE · Nov 29, 2023 · 47 MIN

Wisdom of Women - Cultivating Courage: Building Confidence and Overcoming Inner Critics

from Wisdom of Women · host Sherri Hilton

We have the pleasure of exploring the inner labyrinth of confidence with a special guest who's been a beacon of leadership and empowerment, Julia Atalla. Today, we’re peeling back the layers of self-limiting beliefs and that nagging inner critic that whispers tales of doubt and fear. Julia brings us a treasure trove of insights, built upon a rich 26-year tenure in the corporate realm with powerhouses like the US Air Force and Microsoft. Now, she's channeling her experience into guiding others to stand tall in their power, discover their authentic voices, and unlock the conviction to meet life's myriad challenges. Together, we'll unearth the roots of the fears holding us back, explore why we might dread both failure and success, and share strategies to outgrow situations that no longer serve us. It's a journey of courage, reflection, and heart-centered decision-making, with learnings catered to help women in all walks of life. Join us as Julia unveils her personal anecdotes, including heartfelt wisdom she'd impart to her younger self and the joy she finds in life's simple pleasures. All the while, we unpack the pervasive cycles of excitement, self-doubt, and impostor syndrome—and how they often dispense a unique hand to women. By the end of our conversation, we hope you'll be armed with the awareness and tools to confront your inner critic and stride confidently towards the opportunities that await. Don't forget to connect with Julia on LinkedIn, and if our stories resonate with you, please like and subscribe to the Wisdom of Women podcast. Bio Julia Atalla is the co-founder and Head Coach at The MJJM Group, a boutique coaching and consulting firm. She is a former marketing and communications executive who turned her passion for helping brands find their true voice, into her mission to help leaders find theirs.She works with hyper achieving leaders who have lost sight of their why, change agent leaders who are actively shifting organizational systems and culture, and aspiring leaders who are building confidence in their voices. As a Professional Certified Coach with 26+ years leading and developing teams, she brings experience and perspective to her role as coach, facilitator, and advisor. She believes “who we are is how we lead”. She is known for her positive energy and her ability to get to the heart of the matter. Connect with Julia on LinkedIn Here

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