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LeadershipNovember 29, 20225 min

We're Back! Upgraded Winning Season

solo · Jacqueline V. Twillie

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Hi Friends!

Thank you for rocking with us for 200+ episodes, It's Jacqueline, and I'm thrilled to welcome you back to the upgraded winning season. Before we launch, I want to share my intention to give each listener even more. I also want to hear from you. Email us at info@zerogap.co with your questions on leading, negotiating, and being unapologetic.

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Hello, hello, you're listening to Winning Season. Thanks for tuning in. I'm Jacqueline Twillie your host. Now, on this podcast, we talk about tips, tools and techniques for women leaders in male-dominated Industries so that we can all continue to level up and Lead unapologetically all of the time. Come on y'all.

Let's listen in In. What's up, y'all? It's your girl Jacqueline's fully. I am so excited to be back on the mic with you for winning season. I am thrilled.

This upcoming season is going to be an upgrade on winning season. So let me tell you what that means. First and foremost, my intention for this upcoming season is to share even more tools tips and resources. To help women leaders in male-dominated, Industries level up with that being said, where does this thing of setting an intention come from? For me?

I have been an Oprah fan for a long time. In fact, when I was in college, I used to arrange my class schedule, so that I would be back at my apartment in order to watch the Oprah Winfrey show, no joke, that's like real deal. I have probably watched the most hours up Oprah, interviews and speeches and Snippets of words of wisdom from the YouTube than anyone else. And of course, I love her Instagram content, so Oprah at one point, shared that she began to ask her team when they were producing a show. What is your intention or what is Our intention?

That is something that really got me. Thinking because we can go through life doing things and checking off boxes. I consider myself an overachiever and it's very easy to get into a mode of checking something off the box and moving on to the next. However, presenting that question that Oprah asks, her team to myself. It really made me to dig, deep and go, a couple of levels deeper than just doing something for the sake of doing it.

So with my intention for this season to give even more tools resources and aspects to level up to women in male-dominated Industries. It really came from a place of, there's a lot of people selling content. I sell some items that are content premium where you can go out and buy things. But I wanted this podcast to remain a space where I could refer people to say, hey, if you need something quick and easy on the go, Here's a powerful resource. You can use and you can take it away as I've reflected on over 200 episodes.

I have never been married to Perfection. I close every episode with continue to emulate, excellence, and emulate excuses. That's something I've been saying for a little bit over 20 years now and it wasn't until a recent trip back. To my home state talking to one of my sorority sisters, where she reminded me. When I was president of our chapter of our sorority, I set a theme for the year.

And the theme for the year was emulate, Excellence without excuses. The chapter still uses that 20 years later and it's so powerful that I have never been married to Perfection. So as I'm reflecting on 200 plus episodes episodes haven't been perfect, I have just Given the content in a way where I could get it out and get it out quickly. So, this season, as I give you more tools tips and resources, my love letter to the winning season community and Beyond and I hope you share this with others. Is that you will be able to write into our team.

Message me on IG or LinkedIn, shoot some quick questions over. This isn't going to be a coaching session but we will cover the topics that you send to me and we'll make sure we address those. Give you actionable, keyword actionable resources that you can use in your life in your leadership. We're also going to talk about some things that most people in the circles that I navigate talk about off the Record like, how to deal with micro aggressions, what are the different aspects of micro aggressions? And how do you deal with a person after you have confronted them in a professional way?

And they keep trying, you, we're also going to talk about About how to deal with mansplaining. We're going to talk about what performative allyship looks like. But we're also going to talk about owning our power, what it means to be a resilient leader in this soft Girl season, so it's going to be a juicy season. I'm so excited. I want to hear from you.

What topics? Do you want me to talk about? Because I will cover them. And I am very thrilled. That we will be bringing on some phenomenal.

Men and women as guests to this season of the podcast. So let's dive into it. The first episode releases in just a few days. So please share this, hit the Subscribe button because your girl is back.

About the host

Jacqueline V. Twillie is a negotiation strategist, three-time bestselling author, and the creator of the L.A.T.T.E. negotiation framework. Forbes named Winning Season one of the 12 must-listen leadership podcasts for women.

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