Speaking with Women

Bibigi Haile

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Speaking with women is a global conversation on being visible and crafting your professional path when you are a woman.
The options we have, the brands we build, the permissions we give ourselves.
It is a show about showing up.
You will hear the voices of real women from all over the world discussing a variety of subjects. There are special editions such as the 2020 Virtual Coffee Tour or the Unmistakable series, but also solo episodes where we dive into some of the more common roadblocks you might encounter as a professional woman and what you can do to Find your Voice, Own your Story and Step into your Power.

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Ep. 31 Reclaiming your time

Speaking with Women

09/23/22 • 36 min

Are you familiar with the feeling of wanting to make an impact in the world but wonder how to do that with all the constraints on your time?
Do you have a constant feeling of being too busy, too tired, or too drained out to do what you really want?
This sense of urgency and overwhelm is so prevalent these days....but this podcast is about how to reframe the situation, retell our own story. So I wanted to take this conversation to exploring our relationship to time.
How is your time distributed? Who actually owns your time right now? How free do you feel to set boundaries on your time (with yourself and with others)
Why is this important to visibility? Well visibility is something that you do for yourself. It is a courageous act of putting yourself out there and for that, you need time and space.
I hope this episode is the start of a process of reclaiming that most precious asset you have so you can leverage it to make yourself visible on your own terms.

If you loved this episode, please rate and review on iTunes!
If you want support with your visibility head to www.thebeauvoirgroup.com
or book a chat with me here
I love to hear from you! Let's connect:
www.linkedin.com/in/bibigi-haile
Instagram @bibigihaile
[email protected]

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Ep. 27 Stepping out into the light - Diane on understanding your neurodiverse brain

Speaking with Women

08/18/22 • 64 min

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Ep. 22 How to build your first talk

Speaking with Women

03/04/22 • 25 min

This episode is an exploration of other visibility avenues.
When you think about your Personal Branding journey, it will require choices and I want to equip you for some of those choices.
I talk about LinkedIn quite a bit, but today I want to share with you how I build a talk. I have a specific method and this episode goes into quite a bit of detail.
You can also download the show notes of the episode and framework example here.
Find me on LinkedIn here and say hi! I love to hear from you.
Also, please don't forget to rate and review the podcast on iTunes.
Bibi

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Ep. 25 Content that matters for people who care

Speaking with Women

05/06/22 • 25 min

The burning question behind this episode is: What can content do for your career?
Content creates connection, builds trust, and makes you top of mind to those people who can hire you as an employee or buy from you.
But it can't be just any old content. You can't just be adding to the noise. In this episode I use Anna's story to guide us through the why and the how of content creation.
Content that can position you as the go-to person for a certain subject thus changing your career trajectory forever.
Have you joined On Your Own Terms yet? Our membership community for women getting visible on their own terms? Come and do this work with me and the great women who have joined me in this adventure of unapologetic visibility.

Links mentioned in the episode
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ahmadmunawar
http://linkedin.com/in/tamara-close
http://linkedin.com/in/nikitabf

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Ep 19 Are you ready for your personal branding journey?

Speaking with Women

02/04/22 • 28 min

After a few months away from Speaking with Women, here I am and we are going back to basics.
Yes, visibility and personal branding are critical to your career, but are you really ready to start your personal branding journey?
Let's ask the question and start the conversation.
You can find the cheat sheet to do your own audit here
If you want to continue the conversation find me on LinkedIn here
or send me an email to unleashed@ speakeasy.work

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Ep. 23 We all need a portfolio career

Speaking with Women

03/18/22 • 31 min

How do you think about professional options for yourself?

When it comes to your career, how do you imagine what is possible?

When you do imagine the possibilities, do you feel you need to choose one thing and stick to it?

This week I am exploring the idea of a portfolio career as a way to future proof your career in a world that is increasingly volatile.
Find me on LinkedIn here and say hi! I love to hear from you.
Also, please don't forget to rate and review the podcast on iTunes.
Bibi

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Ep. 5 Virtual coffee tour series - The note taker

Speaking with Women

04/02/21 • 14 min

In this episode Bibigi chats with Jessica. Jessica is a leader in the communications and public affairs space. Get ready for a clear eyed conversation with some very actionnable tips.
Mentioned in the podcast:
Bibigi's private Facebook group Reggies and Beauvoir

Ep. 6 Solo episode: origin story

Speaking with Women

04/09/21 • 9 min

This episode is a walk down the Simon Sinek road. I share WHY I do the work that I do.
Spoiler alert, it has nothing to do with managing careers, personal branding or even *gasp* imposter syndrome

Ep. 72 The art of reinventing yourself with Dorie Clark

Speaking with Women

09/10/23 • 30 min

This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Dorie Clark, a renowned speaker, writer, consultant, and executive coach. Dorie has been honored as one of the top 50 business thinkers globally by Thinkers 50 and shares her expertise with institutions like Columbia Business School and Harvard Business Review. Dorie played a pivotal role in shaping my perspective on visibility work, and in this episode, I'll share the story of how I successfully invited her on the podcast. Join us as we dive into the realm of personal branding, reinvention, and embracing the "long game."

01:22 - I kick off the episode by recounting my journey to secure Dorie Clark as a guest on the podcast. It began with a less-than-ideal request but ultimately led to success through a heartfelt apology email.

08:05 -Dorie shares her insights into how individuals react to the concept of reinvention: some embrace it as an exciting opportunity, while others view it as a daunting necessity.

09:50 - We delve into Dorie's personal journey of reinvention, marked by a trial-and-error approach. She reflects on her initial resistance to the idea and the moment she realized reinvention was not just a choice but a necessity due to broader industry challenges.

12:15 - Dorie emphasizes the importance of recognizing opportunities for reinvention before they become urgent necessities. She shares a personal anecdote about almost missing out on a significant career opportunity.

16:22 - Our discussion shifts to how people seek solutions. Dorie highlights that individuals often seek guidance for specific, narrow problems rather than abstract longings.

19:56 - I ask Dorie about her approach to choosing her areas of focus. She underlines the significance of aligning one's efforts with personal enjoyment, playing to one's strengths, and maintaining consistency to build and sustain an audience over time.

22:06 - Dorie shares her decision to prioritize her latest book, "The Long Game," and give it the attention and time it deserves in the marketplace.

23:28 - Our conversation shifts to the impact of age on one's perspective regarding long-term goals. Dorie shares a poignant story illustrating how self-limiting beliefs can hinder personal growth and why it's essential to challenge them.

28:24 -In her three-minute of advice to women, Dorie encourages them not to compare themselves to the most exceptional figures in their field but to those already in the marketplace, fostering self-confidence and a sense of purpose.

You can find Dorie, her work, and her books on her website

Ep. 42 Unmistakably Outspoken: Martine St-Victor, Columnist, General Manager Edelman

Speaking with Women

12/13/22 • 43 min

On this episode, I speak with Martine St-Victor, and I was just mind-blown by our conversation and the gems that she dropped throughout.

Martine St-Victor is a communications strategist and the managing director of the Montreal office of Edelman, which, with more than 60 offices, is the largest communications firm in the world. Martine writes for La Presse, for the Montreal Gazette and is a contributor to Radio-Canada and the CBC. A member of various boards of directors (Musée d'Art contemporain de Montréal, the Fondation du Pensionnat du Saint-Nom-de-Marie, the KANPE Foundation, The Institute for Research on Public Policy), Martine is also one of the founding members of the Black Opportunity Fund.

Martine’s Word: Outspoken

04:08 - Martine explains her childhood and how in grade 3, she chose her piano as her best friend
08:34 - On how she developed an interest in different topics very early on, and how her parents helped her cultivate an interest in news
10:15 - On how Martine became THE Martine St-Victor that we know today, and how 5-year plans are not a great idea
13:13 - The moment that made her decide to start her own PR firm, and focus on pop culture
19:33 - How Martine always keeps on top of trends and where the world is going
21:28 - On the different perspectives that Martine brings to the table as a Black woman, a woman in business, a child of an immigrant, etc...
30:19 - On what makes her indignant in this world, and the treatment of refugees in this world
35:11 - Martine tells us about the power of building community and her different involvements in Haiti
42:42 - Her key takeaway: Everything is in the matter. It’s easier to dine the person than to punch them in the nose.

You can find Martine on LinkedIn, Instagram, and on Twitter

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How many episodes does Speaking with Women have?

Speaking with Women currently has 84 episodes available.

What topics does Speaking with Women cover?

The podcast is about Career, Women, Empowerment, Podcasts, Business, Coach, Networking and Careers.

What is the most popular episode on Speaking with Women?

The episode title 'Ep. 22 How to build your first talk' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Speaking with Women?

The average episode length on Speaking with Women is 39 minutes.

How often are episodes of Speaking with Women released?

Episodes of Speaking with Women are typically released every 7 days, 13 hours.

When was the first episode of Speaking with Women?

The first episode of Speaking with Women was released on Feb 13, 2021.

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