• From Breast Cancer to Delivering a Mission to Help Women Succeed

  • Mar 17 2023
  • Length: 30 mins
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From Breast Cancer to Delivering a Mission to Help Women Succeed

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  • My guest today is Chloe Richards, a brave and strong breast cancer survivor emerging from a period of loss and change. She is refocusing her business to deliver her mission to help women succeed in the workplace.
    We talk about

    • How women struggle to describe their value in the workforce.
    • How it's important to take the time to reflect on your success and find the words to do this in a way that feels authentic.
    •  Creating behavioural diversity in the workplace so people can communicate in a way that resonates with them.  
    • Celebrating differences helps people to fulfil their potential and bring value in different ways.
    •  Taking the time to step back and be clear about what you won't tolerate builds resilience.
    • Redundancy and striking out on your own.
    • The experience of a breast cancer diagnosis.
    • Dealing with loss and change and strengthening of purpose
    • Being fearless. Being stripped back but brave enough to seek the light and move forward.
    • Seeking help, trusting others and mentally dealing with both loss and illness.
    •  Reflecting on values and developing a mission to help women succeed so they can effect change at work, making life better for everyone. 

    The book I gave to Chloe is 
    H is for Hawk by Helen MacDonald
     
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