Language is more than words; it’s power, identity, and sometimes a barrier.  Today, Erica welcomes Sarah Jane Seatherton, a trailblazer in empowering women who speak English as a second language.  Sarah Jane’s work isn’t just about language; it’s about liberating voices from the constraints of societal expectations and internalised self-doubt.
Sarah Jane shares her journey from an executive English teacher to a power practitioner, revealing how she helps women access their innate leadership potential.  Her programmes are about more than just fluency; they’re about breaking through the subconscious limitations that hold women back.
This episode dives into the complexities of communication in leadership roles, especially for women navigating international environments.  It’s a fascinating look at how altering your focus and fostering self-acceptance can transform your leadership presence, regardless of the language you speak.
 
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In this conversation:
 

The link between language and personal power
How perfectionism and self-doubt hinder communication
Practical techniques to shift your focus and harness your voice
The significance of creating supportive environments for women leaders
Stories of transformation and empowerment from Sarah Janes’s clients
How to cultivate your own ‘entelechy’ — living to your fullest potential
The ripple effects of empowered communication on organisational culture

 
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Find out more:
Sarah Jane Seatherton on LinkedIn
Visit Sarah Jane’s website: sarahjane.life
Read Erica’s Book - Your Life Plan
Erica Sosna on LinkedIn
More at thecareerequation.com

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