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Finding Her Voice with Jeanine Jansen – Walk Talk Listen (Episode 191)

Finding Her Voice with Jeanine Jansen – Walk Talk Listen (Episode 191)

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 In this episode of Walk Talk Listen, Jeanine Jansen invites us into her ongoing journey of finding her voice—both literally through singing and metaphorically as a leader, facilitator, and human being. We explore what it means to be asked to “show more of yourself” and how navigating visibility, vulnerability, and identity shapes one’s presence in the world. Jeanine shares stories from her work across organizations, the shifts in her understanding of leadership, and the courage it takes to step forward with authenticity. She also sings during the conversation, offering listeners a glimpse into the power and tenderness of voice as a practice of connection. Listener Engagement:
  • Discover more about Jeanine via the organization she founded Remember the Talent. Check their Facebook page and YouTube page. She teaches at Nyenrode Business University, check one of their courses. Follow Jeanine via LinkedIn or read her blogs, this is one her blog posts.
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  • Please do explore the songs selected by Jeanine and previous guests on our #walktalklisten playlist here.
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