She coaches C-suite leaders at Fortune 10 companies—yet what she reveals about high-achieving women might change how you see your own potential.

In this eye-opening conversation, Dr. Liz Bywater shares the surprising mindset blocks that keep brilliant women playing small and how the most effective leaders actually scale with less hustle and more clarity. From battling imposter syndrome to rethinking productivity in a 24/7 world, you'll uncover why slowing down might be your most significant growth advantage.

Looking to grow your business with support, not burnout? This one’s for you.

Anya Cheng shares how she turned rejection, imposter syndrome, and startup bias into an AI-powered fashion business built for impact.

She didn’t just break into tech leadership—she built it from scratch. But when Anya Cheng left Meta to launch her own AI-driven menswear company, the rejections came faster than the funding.

What happened next?

A reframing so bold, it turned venture capital bias on its head—and reshaped the future of circular fashion.

In this episode, you’ll meet the founder who used imposter syndrome as fuel, rejection as data, and her journalist roots to hustle her way into boardrooms no one expected her to enter.

If you’ve ever questioned whether you’re “too new,” “too female,” or just “too much”—this one’s for you.

Because the world didn’t hand her a seat at the table.

She built a whole new table. And it might just be the shortcut you’ve been looking for.

The rise of AI is silencing voices… literally. Alison Smith, the "Queen of IVR Voice," reveals how artificial intelligence is disrupting her 27-year career, forcing her to contemplate semi-retirement.

But this isn't a story of defeat. Hear how Alison, facing the imminent threat of AI voice clones, is not only surviving but thriving, turning the tables on technology to create her own AI-powered future. Will she succeed in conquering the AI revolution?

Will her voice, a legacy built over three decades, be silenced forever? Listen now to discover her audacious plan and the surprising lessons she's learned about resilience, reinvention, and the power of the human voice in a world increasingly dominated by machines. The answer might surprise you…