The Confident Working Woman Podcast
I’m Sharon, HR professional, working mom of two, leadership facilitator, MAP-certified coach, and a woman who built her confidence (and business) in the margins of her day.
I used to be terrified of speaking up at work, sharing my thoughts online, or promoting myself in front of people who might judge me, especially my boss and HR colleagues.
Now, I run leadership workshops, speak to hundreds, post on LinkedIn weekly, and grow my coaching business all while working full-time and raising two kids.
This podcast is for corporate women ready to speak up, be seen, and grow.
Here, we talk about:
- Overcoming the fear of being seen (especially on LinkedIn)
- Building a coaching business on the side of a 9–5
- Sharing your expertise without risking your job
- Finding confidence after years of staying quiet
- Creating consistency without burnout
- Real stories from a real working mom - no perfection, no hustle culture
New episodes drop every week.
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The Confident Working Woman Podcast
156: How I release fear and overwhelm in less than a minute a day
Often it isn't that we don't know what to do, but fear and overwhelm prevents us from doing it.
That's why having a powerful and effective tool like the MAP method really helps me.
When we're stuck in fear or overwhelm, it's hard to get ourselves out of it. But learning to use MAP and work with your own intuitive, superconscious mind can help you do it in minutes, on-the-go, anytime you need it.
I share how to do this in this week's episode.
MAP is something I use all the time and I'll be sharing this in my upcoming 4-week program for a small pilot group of women to target common topics like time, money, purpose and taking consistent action towards your dreams and goals. Get on the waitlist to receive details when the program opens for registration here: https://sharonsinghsidhu.com/waitlist
Resources
- A Theory and Treatment of Your Personality: A Manual for Change by Garry A. Flint, PhD.