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Listening List From: Claude-Juline Zemia

Women's Success From The Inside Out Clips
Amy Millman Discusses Issues With Women Supporting Women
Christine DeVita States Aggressive Behavior Does Not Indicate Intelligence Or Strength
Christine DeVita States Importance Of Being Prepared
It so refreshing to know that there is no need to be brash and loud to succeed. I have tried to assume that type of personality thinking that it was necessary. But Ms. Devita is successful and soft-spoken. She is assertive but gentle. It's nice to kno
Gary Tuerack Describes Mental States and Reality That Most People Are Limited Only By Their Thoughts
Gary Tuerack Discusses Company's Mission Statement and Importance of Pursuing One's Passion
The elephant example really drove the point home. It's so true that fears and negative past experiences can hold humans back like the string held the elephant back. It's kind of scary and exhilarating at the same time. Knowing that I have the power to b
Rachel Doyle Shares Personal Vision For Future
Rachel is so young but so sincere about helping the elderly. Although things have gone great for her, she realizes that in every life some rain must fall. Rachel seems to be getting ready to handle that. It's so easy to get caught up in a dream and igno
Sheila Johnson Discusses Frustration in Bad Programming Today on Major Networks
Sheila Crump Johnson admits that some of the shows on TV are just ridiculous. Negative messages are being sent to the audience about themselves. The message clearly is that "You [the audience] are inadequate if you don't look like, act like, talk like o
Sheila Johnson Discusses Importance of Not Being Taken Advantage Of
This clip was right on. People often assume things about others based on appearance, current situations or some criteria that they already have in their minds. Often times, people also try to force others to become what they want or think that person sh
Sheila Johnson States Women Should Never Lose Sight of Who They Are
Ms. Johnson gives great advice about knowing oneself. It is a message about not letting other people tell you who you are. This is important as a leader because it is easy to tell when someone is lost or wearing a mask. Knowing oneself is empowering. T