Monique Svazlian Tallon of Highest Path Consulting: Learning How to Become an Authentic Leader in Business and Life

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We see the term #girlboss thrown around all the time – but have you ever thought about how you can better leverage those qualities that women have in order to become a better business owner?

In this honest conversation with my friend Monique Svazlian-Tallon, we dive into how we all (both men and women, alike) can better utilize both feminine and masculine traits to become more authentic and effective leaders at work and at home.  Drawing upon her experience as an international executive coach and leadership trainer, Monique’s shares the practical advice and easy to implement exercises outlined in her new book, Leading Gracefully: A Woman’s Guide to Confident, Authentic and Effective Leadership.  And if you’re interested in self-publishing, make sure to listen to some of the things she wished she knew before she embarked on the self-publishing route.

LISTEN TO THE EPISODE

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE

  • Why Monique transitioned from working in Silicon Valley to starting her own coaching practice

  • What it means to be operating from an empowered feminine state

  • How to effectively utilize vulnerability and why some women struggle to do just that

  • Why trying to prove your worth all the time is actually not a good idea

  • Why being competent and being liked don’t have to be mutually exclusive

  • Why the skills Monique outlines are even more important if you’re an entrepreneur

  • How your negative association with your body impacts your decision-making

  • The one exercise we should all be doing … and it doesn’t involve going to the gym

  • Why Monique opted to self publish her book versus working with a publisher

  • Some of the mistakes she made while self-publishing and how you can avoid them

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RESOURCES WE TALKED ABOUT

  • Monique’s book: Leading Gracefully, A Woman’s Guide to Confident, Authentic, and Effective Leadership

  • Workbook available on Monique’s website: www.moniquetallon.com

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