Your Circle of Influence

Dr. Monikah and Amy sit down to open up the conversation between white women and black women that we all should be having, with our friends, colleagues, clients, and family. We recorded this episode before the nation erupted in riots in over 75 cities, and other protests around the world in solidarity. One of our core values is "Authentic vulnerability is the beginning of transformation." We hope this episode opens up questions for you, starts your own dialogue with your people,and we invite you to join the deeper discussion in our private group (https://bit.ly/ycoigreenroom)

In this episode, Dr. Monikah and Amy talk about the dark feminine secrets for high achieving leaders. They discuss about accessing the aspects of your femininity that may not be accepted by society but you can harness for your results.
1. Be the fierce protector of the children of your own vision.
2. Be able to accept things as they are
Connect with Amy and Dr. Monikah on Instagram:
Amy: @amywalkercoach
Dr. Monikah: @monikahogando

In this episode, Dr. Monikah and Amy talk about some of the more foundational and sustainable ways that you can practice selfcare.

In this episode of Your Circle of Influence, Dr. Monikah and Amy discuss how to take a sabbatical. They discuss the definition and the common misconceptions of what a sabbatical is and what to do with it.

• Decide if you really want a sabbatical and what do you need it for.
• Decide on the length of time of your sabbatical.

In this episode, Dr. Monikah and Amy interview Ruthie Schulder, co-founder and CEO of the Participation Agency. They talk about what Experiential Marketing is and why it matters today. They also discuss how to create lasting connections between customers and brands through Experiential Marketing.

If you would like to know more go to https://thisisthepa.com/ or email [email protected].
As co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of The Participation Agency, Ruthie Schulder reinvented the agency model. Bucking the trend of conventional pay-for-play opportunities in music and art, she started The Participation Agency to develop radical experiential campaigns with brands as partners—not clients. Focused on the idea of placemaking, Ruthie pioneered For Those Who Tour —a series of sophisticated rest stops for creatives in developing markets. Serving musicians on tour For Those Who Tour routes culture and arts through emerging markets across the US, invigorating cities with world-renowned talent and giving brand partners organic exposure.
With an international portfolio of clients, Ruthie’s work has helped drive multimillion-dollar campaigns for Fortune 100s, tech startups, and cities seeking innovation through experiential. Ruthie was named Inc.’s Millennial CEO Rising Star and under her leadership, The Participation Agency has won a CLIO, an Ex Award, and consecutive placements on Inc.’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies list. Ruthie is one of Adweek's Disruptors - a list of 39 women spearheading the revolution in advertising, media, and tech. Ruthie and her co-founder are also behind “Let’s Work”, a monthly gathering for women to rethink networking and forge professional alliances, developed in partnership with the Soho House. Ruthie holds an MBA from NYU Business School.