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For the woman who is tired of carrying everything and quietly wondering when it's her turn.You are capable, accomplished, and holding it all together beautifully. But privately you are exhausted, a little lost, and quietly disappointed that you do not feel more positive given everything you have built.That feeling is not a flaw. It is a signal. And this podcast is where we talk about what it actually means.Every episode I share honest conversations about figuring out what you actually want, building the courage to go after it, and creating the freedom to do it on your own terms. Not motivation. Not hustle. Real talk from someone who understands this season from the inside.I am Emily Rogers. I have spent 25 years as a key member of leadership teams across seven countries, led business transformation, served on boards, raised two daughters, and built this business in the middle of all of it. I know what it costs to be the capable one. And I know what it takes to come out the other si
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- 5 days ago6 min
The One Word Keeping Capable Women Stuck
If you've got a good job, a family who relies on you and a life that looks like the one you worked for, but you've started answering 'fine' whenever someone asks how you are, this video is for you.I talk about what 'fine' sounds like, why it's so hard to say the truer thing out loud when you're the one everyone leans on, and why the usual advice to find your passion, take a leap or book a retreat doesn't fit when you can't leave the treadmill. What helps first is knowing where you are, because the right next step looks different depending on your situation.Take the free Messy Middle Check-In, twelve statements and about five minutes: https://theleaptolead.com/messy?from=youtube
- 1 weeks ago9 min
What Happens When The Knowing Gets Automated
For twenty-five years a senior woman's authority has been built on knowing. How the system works, what happened last time, who to call, where the exception sits. It's earned slowly and it can't be shortcut, and it's the reason she's in the room.The part now being automated is the knowing.This video isn't about the technology. It's about what a woman actually loses when the thing her standing was built on stops being scarce, why the advice on offer completely misses it, and what's underneath the knowing that isn't going anywhere.Book a Locate Session, 90 minutes online: https://theleaptolead.com/locateLearn more:Join The Weekly Leap, honest conversations for women navigating change, delivered every week: https://theleaptolead.com/newsletterTransition Intelligence (TQ), my framework for navigating change without losing yourself: https://theleaptolead.com/transition-intelligence
- 2 weeks ago6 min
Nobody Prepares You For The End Of It
My mum was discharged from oncology. Everyone told her it was wonderful news, and they were right.She came home with a clear diary and no idea what to put in it, and I've been thinking since about how much structure the treatment was quietly providing. This is about what happens when the scaffolding comes down at exactly the moment you're expected to feel relieved, and about being congratulated on an ending while privately managing a beginning nobody has acknowledged.It's October, which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and this is my contribution to it. There's nothing for sale in this one.For women navigating the season after the thing that structured everything comes to an end: https://theleaptolead.com/beyondLearn more:Join The Weekly Leap, honest conversations for women navigating change, delivered every week: https://theleaptolead.com/newsletterTransition Intelligence (TQ), my framework for navigating change without losing yourself: https://theleaptolead.com/transition-intelligence
- 3 weeks ago7 min
What Six Months In The LeadHer Circle Actually Looks Like
Last week I made the case for why complex transition can't be worked out alone. This week I'm answering the practical questions instead, because if you're considering something that runs for six months you deserve to know exactly what you're agreeing to.What happens in a session, why the thing runs for six months rather than six weeks, who's actually in the room, and what changed for one woman who did it.Applications for the LeadHer Circle close Friday 16 October. The group starts 22 October: https://theleaptolead.com/mastermindLearn more:Join The Weekly Leap, honest conversations for women navigating change, delivered every week: https://theleaptolead.com/newsletterTransition Intelligence (TQ), my framework for navigating change without losing yourself: https://theleaptolead.com/transition-intelligenceLeadHer Circle, small group mastermind for capable women ready to move forward: https://theleaptolead.com/mastermind
- Oct 5, 20268 min
Why You Can't Think This Through On Your Own
Complex transition isn't a willpower problem and it isn't an intelligence problem. It's that the thinking needs somewhere to land, and most women in the middle of one don't have anywhere it can.In this episode I talk about what a room of women at the same stage gives you that no single conversation can, why the decision almost always arrives the morning after rather than during, and why I don't think the right room is a nice extra.The LeadHer Circle opens this week. Six months, small group, starting 22 October. Applications close Friday 16 October: https://theleaptolead.com/mastermindLearn more:Join The Weekly Leap, honest conversations for women navigating change, delivered every week: https://theleaptolead.com/newsletterTransition Intelligence (TQ), my framework for navigating change without losing yourself: https://theleaptolead.com/transition-intelligenceLeadHer Circle, small group mastermind for capable women ready to move forward: https://theleaptolead.com/mastermind
- Sep 28, 20268 min
The Credentials Nobody Asked You For
I've spent twenty-five years in HR across seven countries, and I've sat on more hiring panels than I can count. In all that time I've never once seen a panel reject a woman for the reason she rejected herself.This video is about self-disqualification, the quiet habit of ruling yourself out by naming a qualification nobody requested. I also talk about the difference between wanting freedom and wanting independence, which are not the same thing and lead to very different next chapters, and about the question I think most women are answering when they should be answering a different one entirely.Book a Locate Session, 90 minutes online: https://theleaptolead.com/locateLearn more:Join The Weekly Leap, honest conversations for women navigating change, delivered every week: https://theleaptolead.com/newsletterTransition Intelligence (TQ), my framework for navigating change without losing yourself: https://theleaptolead.com/transition-intelligence
- Sep 21, 20268 min
The Transition You Didn't Choose
Most of what gets written about transition assumes you chose it. You decided to leave, you decided to start something, you decided it was time. This video is about the other kind, the change that arrives without your consent and that you're then expected to be reasonable about.I talk about what a woman actually loses when a role is removed by a decision made above her, why being asked to stay positive costs more than the loss itself, and why self-anchoring matters most exactly when you had no say in what went.Book a Locate Session, 90 minutes online: https://theleaptolead.com/locateLearn more:Join The Weekly Leap, honest conversations for women navigating change, delivered every week: https://theleaptolead.com/newsletterTransition Intelligence (TQ), my framework for navigating change without losing yourself: https://theleaptolead.com/transition-intelligence
- Sep 14, 20269 min
Why You Can Explain Everything Except What You Actually Want
Most of the women I work with can explain their situation in full detail and still can't say the one plain sentence underneath it. Not because they're unclear, but because nobody has ever listened for the thread.In this video I talk about the difference between being listened to and being heard, why the people closest to you are the worst people to think out loud with, and why waiting for clarity to arrive on its own usually means the decision gets made for you.If you've been going around the same question for two years, this one is for you.Book a Locate Session, 90 minutes online: https://theleaptolead.com/locateGet my weekly newsletter for women navigating transition: https://theleaptolead.com/newsletterLearn more about Transition Intelligence: https://theleaptolead.com/transition-intelligence
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About The Leap To Lead
For the woman who is tired of carrying everything and quietly wondering when it's her turn.You are capable, accomplished, and holding it all together beautifully. But privately you are exhausted, a little lost, and quietly disappointed that you do not feel more positive given everything you have built.That feeling is not a flaw. It is a signal. And this podcast is where we talk about what it actually means.Every episode I share honest conversations about figuring out what you actually want, building the courage to go after it, and creating the freedom to do it on your own terms. Not motivation. Not hustle. Real talk from someone who understands this season from the inside.I am Emily Rogers. I have spent 25 years as a key member of leadership teams across seven countries, led business transformation, served on boards, raised two daughters, and built this business in the middle of all of it. I know what it costs to be the capable one. And I know what it takes to come out the other si
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