Managing the Smart Mind - Episode 64 - The Beautiful Vision of Judith Gaton - Part 1

Episode 64 - The Beautiful Vision of Judith Gaton - Part 1

04/19/23 • 46 min

Managing the Smart Mind

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Welcome to this interview with the amazing, inspiring, all-over-awesome Judith Gaton.

Judith is a Master-certified life coach, personal stylist, lawyer, and entrepreneur.
She's also the author of the book "How to be a F*cking Lady: A Modern Guide to Being Charming and Fierce AF" and the host of the scintillating podcast "Style Masterclass with Miss J".

She is the founder of Modern Charm School, an exclusive online social club for women who are ready to leave their mark on the world. Whether it's through style, commanding more, or creating wealth, she will be the guide you need to take your life to the next level.

Judith and I had the BEST time talking together about being 'a smart cookie' and all that entails.
In this first part of the interview, we look at her incredibly interesting career path and dive into topics like:

Accents and code-switching
Becoming a master negotiator
Dancing to stay sane and Judith’s Choreography projects
Her first degree in fashion and the importance of using different areas of your brilliant brain
When and when not to raise your hand when someone else makes a mistake
Her switch from fashion to law
Nervous breakdown after her mentor died 30 days into practice
Working with BIG attorney egos

and much, much more!

Where to find Judith:

Check out her Website

And follow her on Instagram
Resources mentioned in this Episode:

Smart People Problems - The Chameleon Complex
https://managingthesmartmind.buzzsprout.com/1960175/11484071-episode-36-smart-people-problems-the-chameleon-complex

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Welcome to this interview with the amazing, inspiring, all-over-awesome Judith Gaton.

Accents and code-switching
Becoming a master negotiator
Dancing to stay sane and Judith’s Choreography projects
Her first degree in fashion and the importance of using different areas of your brilliant brain
When and when not to raise your hand when someone else makes a mistake
Her switch from fashion to law
Nervous breakdown after her mentor died 30 days into practice
Working with BIG attorney egos

and much, much more!

Where to find Judith:

Check out her Website

Previous Episode

Episode 63 - Ruling the Internet with Naomi Dunford - Part 2

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Welcome to the second part of my marathon interview with Naomi Dunford, the founder of Ittybiz.
In this second part, you'll learn:

why Naomi got 1000 people to quit their day job,
hwy failure doesn’t exist for her
what it's like to be a minimalist digital nomad,
how for her, travel comes down to “going to a different place with better coffee and doing exactly what she does at home”
the joy of niching down to your perfect people
her very early and slightly inconveniently timed (hello Covid!) retirement
her beautiful philosophy of ‘Go down Giving’,
ADHD and time blindness
how to approach hiring people for your business (hint: think marriage skills)
running a successful business without being on social media.

And much, much more.
Enjoy this second instalment!
Resources mentioned in this Episode:
The Ittybiz Website (with lots of free resources and the Karma store):
https://ittybiz.com/

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Episode 65 - The Beautiful Vision of Judith Gaton - Part 2

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Welcome to the second part of my interview with the incredibly awesome and fierce, one and only, Judith Gaton.

If you haven’t heard the first part yet do not proceed - go back and listen to the previous episode first - it will make WAY more sense that way.

And if you have, I’m sure you’re dying to hear more about Judith’s vision and what she’s trying to change in the world.

We talk about all the things around being in the world with a smart mind and running a business, including:

changing the discourse around wealth
how the way you take care of yourself even in the smallest ways speaks volumes doubt how much space you take up
having social interaction plans
no longer tolerating things that are physically uncomfortable
her beautifully ambitious vision for the legacy she wants to leave
how she keeps running her business exciting and fresh
finding her own way rather than listening to other people’s advice
the importance of economics, especially for artists and other creators

Enjoy part the Second!
Want to learn more about Judith's work?

Check out her Website

And follow her on Instagram