Leadership is Feminine

In this bonus episode of Leadership is Feminine podcast, I dive deep into the topics of self-trust, decision-making, and effective leadership. Trusting yourself and believing in your own knowledge and experiences are essential to becoming a confident leader.

In LEAD for Women, our aim is to empower women entrepreneurs and executives to harness their full potential and lead with self-assurance.

Here are 3 key takeaways from this episode:

1️⃣ Self-Trust: Lack of self-trust can make decision-making and addressing various issues challenging. Building self-trust is a superpower that can transform your leadership abilities and positively impact all aspects of your business and personal life.

2️⃣ Maverick Irreverence: We encourage a sense of maverick irreverence. As leaders, it's important to trust your instincts and make tough decisions even in the face of disagreement. True leadership comes from trusting oneself and believing in one's own convictions.

3️⃣ Investing in Personal Growth: Becoming a next-level leader requires investing in your personal growth and development. Lead for Women provides a supportive and aspirational environment where you can enhance your leadership skills and gain the confidence to tackle any challenge that comes your way.

Don't miss out on this exclusive opportunity to join Lead for Women! Advanced registration closes tomorrow at 05:00 p.m. and the 50% registration rate will never be seen again. Invest in yourself and take the first step towards becoming the visionary CEO you were meant to be.Listen to the bonus episode now on The Leadership is Feminine podcast and learn more about Lead for Women at https://www.thevisionary.ceo/lead. #LeadershipDevelopment #LeadForWomen #VisionaryCEO #SelfTrust #WomenInBusiness #PersonalGrowth #ConfidentLeadership

In this episode of Leadership is Feminine, Kris Plachy gets real about the journey of entrepreneurship, asking the crucial question: what kind of business do you want? She draws on her years as an entrepreneur to explore the pivotal moments that arise as businesses grow, particularly when revenue hits the million-dollar mark. Kris discusses the decision-making process and the challenges women face when scaling their businesses, emphasizing the importance of aligning business goals with personal aspirations.

Kris candidly shares her insights on the need for women to consider the life they want in the future and how it intersects with their business decisions. She challenges the traditional focus on revenue and growth, encouraging listeners to think about the type of business they truly want, and if they are willing to do what it takes to achieve it. Kris questions whether building a bigger business is always the right choice and highlights the necessity of being intentional about the future.

Throughout the episode, Kris explores the potential pitfalls of rapid success and the importance of being prepared for growth. She emphasizes the need to build exceptional teams and be honest about personal leadership preferences. Kris’s compelling insights shed light on the often-overlooked aspects of entrepreneurial success, inspiring listeners to prioritize alignment with their true desires and intentions.

"I want you to really think about it and build a business that aligns with the life you want. Do not live for your business and wake up thinking, this is my life. That's not the gift of entrepreneurship."

1. Evaluating Business Growth and Leadership Role: The pivotal moments in the growth of a business
2. Decisions when hitting certain revenue milestones: Deciding what team structures look like
3. Questioning the Desire For a Larger Business: Examining whether or not a large business aligns with personal goals and lifestyle
4. Exploration of whether a business has to be larger: Not living for the business but making conscious decisions
5. Challenges and changes in scaling a business: Planning for the necessary resources, training, and infrastructure
6. Preparedness for Business Success: The need to foresee and be ready for potential business growth

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Are you stuck in the cycle of saying, “I don’t have time,” and wondering why your goals feel out of reach? As the new year approaches, it’s time to get honest: is it really about time, or is it about priorities? In this episode of Leadership is Feminine, Kris Plachy challenges you to confront the deeper truth behind your excuses and start reshaping your beliefs to achieve the life you truly want. Kris dives into the psychology of why we default to “I don’t have time” and how this mindset often masks a reluctance to leave our comfort zones or prioritize ourselves. “It’s not that you don’t have time—it’s that you don’t want to or aren’t willing to prioritize yourself,” she explains. Through candid insights and personal stories, Kris illustrates how shifting your mindset and embracing discomfort can lead to powerful transformations. This episode also introduces Believe, Kris’s new program designed to help you create the beliefs and actions necessary to turn your vision into reality. As she guides you through ditching the “I don’t have time” narrative, Kris offers practical strategies to align your priorities with your goals, setting you up for a more intentional and fulfilling year ahead. Join Kris for an empowering episode that will leave you inspired to take charge of your time, your priorities, and your life.

1. The Importance of Belief: Thinking differently about yourself and your ability to reach your goals.
2. The Deceit of "I Don't Have Time"
3. The Struggle and Discomfort that Comes with New Actions to Achieve Something Not Achieved Before
4. The Detrimental Impact of Not Being Honest with Oneself
5. Changing the Narrative: Acknowledging that having time for something means making it a priority.
6. Replacing the Narrative of 'I don't have time' to a Truthful Statement: The freedom that comes from telling the truth about priorities

Discover the power of belief to achieve your biggest goals with TheVisionary.CEO's transformative 5-week group coaching experience starting January 2, 2025—visit www.thevisionary.ceo/believe to join now!

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Would you say that you’re mature – entrepreneurially? Are you willing to understand, confront and acknowledge everything about your business – without emotion? If not, here are some tips for stepping into your maturity.

What you'll find in this episode:

1. The importance of developing maturity in these five relationship areas.
2. Your relationship with Money - what do you tell yourself about money today?
3. Time – what’s your relationship with Time?
4. Your Team and Your Business – the relationship.
5. Who You Are – you as a business owner have your own thoughts, beliefs and feelings.
6. Entrepreneurial maturity is a journey not a final destination. You never arrive.

Visit: The How to Lead Podcast for show notes and available downloads.

© 2020 Kris Plachy

“Managing” is not very sexy, but management is what gets it done in your business. Kris shares 10 “truths” about entrepreneurial management so you can be aware of them, accept them and move on.

What you'll find in this episode:

1. Leading isn’t required to manage, but managing is required to lead.
2. How you go, so it goes.
3. You’ve got to grow or die.
4. It’s not supposed to be fun.
5. People will leave you, and you will leave them.
6. Communication is everything.
7. No one will ever care as much as you do.
8. Every year is a new year.
9. Entrepreneurial management is a relationship, not a job.
10. You are not alone.

Visit: The How to Lead Podcast for show notes and available downloads.

© 2019 Kris Plachy