186. Mastering Life's Transitions with Amanda Frank, Lawyer and Managing Partner and Frank Law Firm

06/11/24 • 49 min

Amanda's legal journey began in the high-stakes world of prosecution, where she made a significant impact in New York, New Jersey, and Florida. Her rapid ascent to assistant chief at the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office is a testament to her leadership and expertise in handling complex misdemeanor and felony cases. Her experiences there, coupled with her roles in the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s and Kings County District Attorney’s offices, have endowed her with a deep understanding of the legal system.

An accomplished lecturer, Amanda frequently shares her insights on legal ethics with both budding and seasoned attorneys; her lectures on managing addictions and addressing work-related stress and substance abuse highlight her commitment to wellness in the legal profession.

Amanda’s personal journey, balancing her demanding role as a managing partner with her responsibilities as a mother and wife. Her stories are sure to inspire, highlighting the possibility of achieving a harmonious balance between a thriving career and a fulfilling personal life.

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185. Leveling Up with PepsiCo Executive Heather Hoytink

We are delighted to welcome Heather Hoytink to the show to discuss her career as a 20 year executive at PepsiCo, the importance of mentorship and how women can breakthrough in sales careers.

Heather shares so much advice on moving, on mentors, and pursuing your career goals.

Additionally ,Heather speaks to Pepsi brand partnerships with NFL/NBA in her division.

Thank you Heather for sharing your voice and your expertise!

Heather said PepsiCo has a presence in over 300 countries – that number should be 200
Heather said her regular cadence of moving is every 2 months – it should be 2 years

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187. How to Set Boundaries with Amy Kemp, author of I See You

Amy's idea of the importance of forming positive "thought habits" would be a great discussion for your audience to tune into.

Her new book, I See You: A Guide for Women to Make More, Have More, and Be More -- Without More Work (press release attached), would be a great discussion piece for your podcast. Those who have already read the book have compared Amy's writing style to the likes of James Clear!

Amy's nuanced approach to work-life balance and the importance of what Amy has coined "thought habits" are a must hear.

We talk about:

● learn how to set clear boundaries

● learn how to leverage their natural genius to increase their income

● learn how to redistribute the enormous quantity of unpaid work they do at home to free up both their energy and time.