Hosted by Angelika Collisi · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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Welcome to A Woman’s Project, the podcast where we empower women to create change and lead with confidence. Because every woman I know is on a mission to change the world, and that mission is her project.Whether you’re working to transform your organization, implement strategic initiatives, or advocate diversity and inclusion, we need you at your full strength.That’s what this podcast is all about: giving you the tools, the inspiration, and the strategies to step into your leadership power.Music: Knights of the Sun, by Tea Time via shutterstock.com
Angelika Collisi hosts A Woman's Project, a business show with 26 episodes published.
Summer breaks. Holiday slowdowns. Suddenly your team is at 30% capacity, but the change initiative must keep moving or your crisis project still needs hands on deck. How do you keep momentum, uphold leadership standards,
Summer holidays can throw even the best changeinitiative off course. If your team is split up by extended vacations, handovers feel endless, and the usual momentum fizzles out - this episode is your toolkit to keep every
Are you staring down the start of the vacation season with anxiety, knowing half your team is about to disappear? Ormaybe you’ve just realized that critical handovers haven't happened and your project is about to hit a s
Have you ever felt like you were leaving an essential part of yourself at the office door? For so many women in leadership, the struggle is real: how can you bring your soul to work without sacrificing professionalism or
Ever wonder why your high-performing team suddenly loses its spark - or why they seem checked out despite your best intentions? You might be distracting your team without even realizing it! In this episode, we dive deep
Even the most talented teams can suddenly struggle with a lack of focus - from endless distractions to low energy and confusion over priorities. Sound familiar? In this episode, I break down the 4 main reasons teams lose
Have you ever announced a change at work - a new structure, a new tool, or a shift in priorities - and been stunned by the unexpected emotional reactions? If you’ve found yourself wondering, “Why are my team members so u
Have you ever wondered how to get back into your power after a challenging confrontation or a surprise problem? In this episode of A Woman's Project, we're diving into strategies that help you step back into your power.
Are you tasked with creating a vision for your change initiative, but find the whole concept fluffy and elusive? You’re not alone. And even if you love a visioning exercise, some on your leadership team may not. In this
Ever found yourself exasperated, asking, “Why is this change taking so long?” Whether you’re 10 months into a 6-month project or struggling to see your team embrace a new organizational structure, you’re not alone. Leadi
Ever rolled out a major change - maybe a new tool, process, or entire transformation - and wondered, “Why hasn’t my team caught on yet? Did I do something wrong?” As leaders, it’s easy to worry that slow adaptation or bu
Ever felt those subtle nudges telling you it’s time for a change - at work, in your team, or in your personal life? Ignoring them can invite even greater forces to push you into transformation. As women leaders, recogniz
So many of us are told leadership has to be a burden—especially in times of crisis or change. But what if leading could be fun? In this episode of A Woman’s Project, I flip the script on how we view leadership - especial
In over 15 years of leading complex change projects, I’ve learned that real progress hinges on one thing: clear, actionable goals. But what actually turns a vision or ambition into a goal that drives results for your tea
The myth that leadership is reserved for a chosen few still echoes in boardrooms, Facebook groups, and sometimes our inner dialogue—especially as women set out to lead and create change. In this episode, I’m unraveling t
Ever heard the phrase, “It’s lonely at the top”? This leadership myth has discouraged countless women from pursuing senior roles, planting seeds of doubt and fear about isolation, responsibility, and what it really takes
Have you ever felt the weight of thinking that you’re supposed to have all the answers? You’re not alone. The myth of the “know-it-all leader” is one of the biggest traps holding women (and men) back from truly impactful
Have you ever felt like you don’t have that mysterious “something” leaders are supposed to have? The world keeps telling ambitious women that great leaders must be charismatic, magnetic, and born with natural authority.
Do you like power? That’s the question that led to this episode. Because I found that many women say they don’t. Yet as a leader, you necessarily have power - and I’d rather have you dealing with it consciously instead o
In my 15 years of leading change, I’ve encountered certain types of skeptical stakeholders over and over again. From the grumblers to the silent ones to the mighty experts, each requires a different strategy and approach
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A Woman's Project is hosted by Angelika Collisi. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 26 episodes.
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