women’s leadership

How to Talk About the Hard Things

There is one question that guides all of the work that Wokie Nwabueze does. What does each woman need to do or reclaim in order to be able to speak with power and authority? We all know the tide…

Power Practice #20: Healing the Mother Wound

In this audio practice, Bethany leads us in an inner-bonding meditation to help us heal from some of the limiting messages that we’ve received over our lifetimes. Establish a connection of trust inside of yourself to truly soar in…

Power Practice #19: The Pleasure Principle

Emerging Women Power Practices help you embody the freshest ideas in personal and professional development. Get the guided audio practices right here – straight from our favorite thought leaders to you! Today’s Power Practice comes from  Zoë Kors, the beloved writer,…

Power Practice #18: Be Before Do

We all find ourselves off-kilter or off-center sometimes. And it can lead to self-sabotaging behaviors and default responses that we later regret. But what if we explored a different path? Henna Inam brings her 20 years of executive coaching experience to identity the…

Power Practice #17: Boost Your Self Worth to Grow Your Net Worth

Is money a constant source of anxiety for you? Nancy Levin, Emerging Women Live speaker and author of Worthy: Boost Your Self Worth to Grow Your Net Worth, has a practice that should help. The real key to creating financial freedom…

Power Practice #16: Stepping Up and Speaking Out

There’s one question Nan Crawford hears a lot: How do I walk on stage with confidence, and genuinely inspire and influence my audience? In this Power Practice, Nan shares her tips for crafting a good strategy before your presentation or…

Power Practice #15: Unhooking from Praise and Criticism

Feeling stuck? You’re not alone. Many of us can vividly imagine the next phase of our lives, but are reluctant to take the leap until we’re “ready.” That’s why we love women’s business leadership expert and Emerging Women Live…

Meet Karen May of Google: #EWlive14 Featured Speaker

Need an example of feminine leadership principles in action? Meet Karen May, Vice President of People Development at Google. Her job description is steeped in feminine values like connection, collaboration, and compassion: “I work with leaders, teams, and companies to…

How to Talk About the Hard Things

Power Practice #20: Healing the Mother Wound

Power Practice #19: The Pleasure Principle

Power Practice #18: Be Before Do

Power Practice #17: Boost Your Self Worth to Grow Your Net Worth

Power Practice #16: Stepping Up and Speaking Out

Power Practice #15: Unhooking from Praise and Criticism

Meet Karen May of Google: #EWlive14 Featured Speaker

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