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Drink Like a Lady Podcast

Joya Dass

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Drink Like a Lady podcast is designed to support women getting a seat at the bar ---and the boardroom.

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The Fastest, Most Reliable System for Getting New Clients with Michael Port

mercredi 19 février 2025 • Durée 01:00:04

The Fastest, Easiest, and Most Reliable System for Getting More Clients with Michael Port

I devoured Michael’s book Book Yourself Solid and I’m a little bit incredulous that Michael is here now two years later, speaking to all of you and to me.

One of the things that I wanted him to talk about was how you create a system for having a plethora of clients that you love to work with. Like I discussed in my previous blog post, some of us have had clients that we do not love to work with and we’ve had to fire them.

Here are 9 mindset shifts and actions that Michael Port revealed to help us set up our own systems for having a fountain of clients that we love.

This interview has been edited and abridged for time and readability.

Whenever you’re ready, there are 3 ways I can help you:

1.Join the Samita Lab Mastermind. Join 7 other women leaders in the core program that sits at the center of my business model. The Mastermind teaches you exactly how to build a powerful person brand and the mindset to support it. It culminates in a TEDx talk on stage in front of 200 people at the end.

I only enroll for this program once a year.

The waitlist is open for the Class of 2025.

2. The Anatomy of a 'No' If you’re struggling to say ‘no’ gracefully at work, I created a free download here with scripts (15,000 downloaded)

I’ll add to it each week.

3. Help! I need confidence! ****Join 2500 people in taking my mini-public speaking Masterclass. Learn to organize a compelling talk and my framework for making it super easy.

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10 steps to dream (and write a new story) You have 1440 minutes in a day. You can devote 60 of them to dream & tell a new story

mardi 23 juillet 2024 • Durée 05:07

Welcome to the 7.22 Edition of the “Beyond Words” newsletter where I share scripts for better public speaking.

Today at a glance:

10 ways to dream
Scripts for when someone claims credit for your work
VIP Day Immersive in Portugal (with me)

Did you know that you have 1440 minutes in a day?

You CAN devote 60 minutes of them to dream.

To tell a new story.

Here are 10 steps

I’ll share my planning for a VIP Day in Lisbon to illustrate how.

Visualize your future daily

Interestingly enough, I made a vision board in February and I wasn’t closing a client for Lisbon. To be honest, I’m weary of cities. I already live in one of the biggest in the world (NYC). The countryside is truly where my nervous system gets to rest. I had a bigger yen for Portuguese wine country, an hour outside Lisbon.

It’s no wonder there was a disconnect between what I said I wanted—-

And what I was getting.

The toggle? I put up images of the ‘feeling’ of being in Alentejo around my mirror.

I had done this for Nice, France, when the retreat details still felt far away and unclear. All of it came true, even down to the image of my apartment.

(You can read more about the “Magic Mirror” practice in Claude Bristol’s book,“The Magic of Believing.”)

Journal. Write down your dreams, thoughts, what you want

Read more here

Whenever you’re ready, there are 3 ways I can help you:

“How Can I Be More Inclusive?” – Making a Business Case for Diversity with Subha Barry

lundi 9 octobre 2023 • Durée 01:02:01

The CEO of Seramount, Subha Barry here presents the business case of diversity, offering tips and insights into how to bring greater diversity into the workplace, in a way that is beneficial to all.

Barry begins by contrasting the situation in 2021 with how it was ten years ago, when she was a senior executive at investment bank Merrill Lynch. Then, diversity was a governmentally mandated program, with EEOC Requirements forming a basis for a lot of the DE&I work. Much of the focus was on the market side – targeting more diverse groups of customers and clients.

In 2021 Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is a much more far-reaching project. Following the disparities thrown up by the pandemic and by the deaths of George Floyd and other victims of violence, there has been a much greater focus on systemic racism and bias, both within organizations and processes.

An example she gives is the bias that may be exhibited by an all-male, all-white panel when interviewing employment candidates, even when there’s an explicit instruction to engage in more diverse hiring.

FIVE WAYS TO MAKE A BUSINESS CASE FOR DIVERSITY

Barry has five key tips for helping make the business case for more entrenched DE&I work:

Speak the language of business leaders. Helping leaders see that the ethnic stereotypes they may have grown up with are wrong and there are valuable untapped resources in diverse communities.
Utilize big data. There’s more evidence than ever before that diverse working groups, for example, beat homogenous ones hands down in problem solving, because they bring different insights and assumptions to the table. Diversity drives innovation, and this can be backed up with data.
Minimize Staff turnover. A recent study showed that more than 50% of women of color in large organizations are waiting out the pandemic to leave their organizations for better opportunities. This shocking degree of turnover can be mitigated by building workplaces that respect differences and build a more tolerant culture.
Diversity of Perspective Drives Innovation. Building on point two above, it can be shown that the different backgrounds and experiences that diverse employees have can increase creativity and innovation. To leverage this, employers must recognize that employees from different backgrounds may have to take time out from busy lives to make a special effort to fit into a homogenous organization. Draining energy resources by expecting everyone to “fit in” is unwise and alienating.

In Conversation with Seth Godin

mardi 5 septembre 2023 • Durée 59:48

Seth Godin on Marketing

Seth Godin has written 17 books on advertising, marketing, business, and leadership. I had the pleasure of hosting a virtual “Fireside Chat” with Seth, and we dug deep into attendee questions after he and I laid the groundwork for our hangout.

Seth is such a great person to talk with, and he’s usually super busy, so it’s an honor to have been able to spend an hour going over his thoughts on entrepreneurial ventures, trust-building and relationship marketing, and being remarkable.

Whenever you’re ready, there are 3 ways I can help you:

I only enroll for this program once a year.

The waitlist is open for the Class of 2025.

2. The Anatomy of a 'No' If you’re struggling to say ‘no’ gracefully at work, I created a free download here with scripts (15,000 downloaded)

I’ll add to it each week.

3. Help! I need confidence! ****Join 2500 people in taking my mini-public speaking Masterclass. Learn to organize a compelling talk and my framework for making it super easy.

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VIRTUAL FIRESIDE CHAT WITH THE FOUNDER, CEO OF M.M.LAFLEUR SARAH LAFLEUR

mardi 5 septembre 2023 • Durée 01:01:16

Virtual Fireside Chat with Sarah LaFleur, Founder and CEO of M.M. LaFleur

Have you found your superpower?

Do you listen to your clients and the zeitgeist?

Sarah M. LaFleur, founder and CEO of MM.LaFleur clothing company, believes every successful entrepreneur must address these questions.

Founded in 2013, MM.LaFleur clothing rose to prominence among executive women just in time for the 2016 election. Despite the curveball of a COVID pandemic that made work-from-home casual the new norm, Sarah’s gift for perseverance and out-of-the-box thinking led the way to marketing campaigns that went viral.

MM.LaFleur’s mission, and Sarah’s founding vision, was to help working women take the work out of dressing for work.

She succeeded.

In the process, making office attire so elegant yet comfortable—you won’t want to take it off.

Joya Dass, founder of a women’s leadership platform, sat down with Sarah for a fireside chat. Here are 6 tips that speak to her leadership style and marketing savvy.

Whenever you’re ready, there are 3 ways I can help you:

I only enroll for this program once a year.

The waitlist is open for the Class of 2025.

2. The Anatomy of a 'No' If you’re struggling to say ‘no’ gracefully at work, I created (15,000 downloaded)

3 Ways to keep pieces of vacation in your daily life

mardi 22 août 2023 • Durée 07:34

It's Tuesday morning. Back at my desk after an epic 11 hour flight back, an overwhelming sadness grips me.

After 13 days of discovery, magic, nature, and sun, its hard to re-integrate.

I was actually really irritated with Istanbul the first two days. Previous visitors called it 'magical.' I found it dirty, crowded, hot, and very commercial. If I saw one more KFC or Popeye's Chicken, I was going to scream. Sitting in taxi's, the traffic rivalled LA, but on streets dating back to the 13th century and not designed for the load.

Where was the magic?

It came the last night.

We had no dinner reservations at Michelin star restaurants. No art historians leading us on a historic tour of a mosque. Matt and I wandered the city until the sun set. It was Sunday, and all of Istanbul was out, walking on foot. Modern women in hijabs and Converse sneakers, walking with purpose. Women in full black abayas in 90 degrees walking slowly.

By nightfall, we were crossing the Galata Koprusu bridge. I was eager to get back to the hotel, the weight of an 11 hour flight awaiting. Fishermen bent their long rubbery poles over the sides of the bridge, patiently waiting for catch. Some set up makeshift tables for conversation and cigarettes. The silver flecks of fish visible in gallon water bottles sawed in half and off to the side.

I was engrossed in my phone. Google maps is my north star when traveling, offering directions back to our hotel in the Old City. I looked up, searching for Matt, who was busy photographing the fishermen. Something had happened in the interim. The entire city had lit up. It was like looking at the inside of a glittering jewel box, like the ones I had as a kid, with the ballerina tinkling music inside. The Blue Mosque with its six minarets, floodlit at night, held its own against the Hagia Sophia on the other side of the square, both standing high on the hill overlooking the Bosphorus Strait and Golden Horn.

As the driver brought us to the airport the next day, I was really emotional. I didn't expect Turkey to impact me so deeply. If you are seeking ways to keep pieces of vacation in your routine once back, here are a few things I do:

The Three Things I've Learned as an Entrepreneur, 11 years later

mardi 1 août 2023 • Durée 03:42

There is a picture of myself and my business partner from February 13, 2013 (above). Eleven years ago, when my women's leadership platform first launched. We are standing on a stairwell, speaking to a sea of faces.

"You have 300 women RSVP-ed."

I was overwhelmed. I had no website. No membership. No Mastermind. I had no idea what I was doing.

What I didn’t expect was:

1) This would become my full-time business.

2) This would allow me to travel the world.

3) That it would completely change my self-worth.

When I launched this business, it was a by product of a documentary production company. My partner and I were hosting free monthly meetups to build our project pipeline.

First there were 8 attendees.

Then 40.

Then 300.

Many had grown up watching me on television at a time when no Indian women were on mainstream TV. I looked like them. I spoke like them. After years of having a one-way relationship with me from their living rooms, they were coming to share that they were building something. They were doing something outside of the Indian-parent-approved ‘doctor, lawyer, engineer’ professions.

Today, my business provides me with so many pinch-me moments, including a month in Paris this year. Watching my clients tell their stories, get clients, get the promotion, get the job—--It’s why I do what I do.

Since last year’s anniversary I’ve created VIP Days, so women can work with me one-on-one on their thought leadership strategy. This year, I’ll be in Paris, Istanbul, Barcelona, and New York working with women.

I’m already creating the retreats and curriculum for the 2024 Class of the Samita Lab Mastermind.

My Business Turned 11 | How I Network Strategically Today: 7 Tips

mardi 25 juillet 2023 • Durée 07:06

My business turned 11 years old on July 12th.

The very first event was July 12, 2012 at a champagne lounge in Tribeca. Eight people showed up. Then 40. Then 300.

Very few people know this: I had started a documentary production company. My contract with ABC had come up, and I was having a moment of reflection. If I was on my deathbed, would I have a body of work I could look back on and say proudly “I did that?”

I didn’t.

For 10 years, I had been getting up between 3:00 am and 4:30 am to do morning television on TV. Business news. It was get it out, get it out. On the hour. Never stopping to make the stories beautiful.

I wanted to produce longer stories, have time to revise them, and make them beautiful. I decided to launch a documentary production company. I took on a partner, since I was still on the air. Greta suggested hosting monthly meet-ups to do business development and build a project pipeline.

Avenue Media had a short run. But the dark horse brand that really took off was my women’s leadership platform. Eight women showed up to that first event. Then 40. Then consistently 300.

It’s been 11 years since that first event, and today, how I network and build community has changed slightly. Here are my top seven tips on how to network strategically.

Whenever you’re ready, there are 3 ways I can help you:

I only enroll for this program once a year.

The waitlist is open for the Class of 2025.

The Many Lives of the Hagia Sophia | The Next Adventure at the Women's Leadership Lab

mardi 11 juillet 2023 • Durée 04:18

Whenever you’re ready, there are 3 ways I can help you:

I only enroll for this program once a year.

The waitlist is open for the Class of 2025.

2. The Anatomy of a 'No' If you’re struggling to say ‘no’ gracefully at work, I created a free download here with scripts (15,000 downloaded)

I’ll add to it each week.

3. Help! I need confidence! ****Join 2500 people in taking my mini-public speaking Masterclass. Learn to organize a compelling talk and my framework for making it super easy.

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BUILD A BRAND THAT ATTRACTS SPONSORS FOR YOUR PODCAST OR WEB SERIES WITH MICHAEL PARRISH DUDELL

mardi 20 juin 2023 • Durée 58:26

Michael Parrish DuDell is an entrepreneur, keynote speaker, and bestselling author of Shark Tank Jump Start Your Business and Shark Tank Secrets to Success. He is listed as one of the most popular business authors on Amazon and listed as one of the top Millennial voices by IBM.

He shares advice on how he acquired sponsors like Forbes and Citrix for his web series The Next Crop and how you can build a brand that attracts sponsors for your podcast or web series.

Whenever you’re ready, there are 3 ways I can help you:

I only enroll for this program once a year.

The waitlist is open for the Class of 2025.

2. The Anatomy of a 'No' If you’re struggling to say ‘no’ gracefully at work, I created a free download here with scripts (15,000 downloaded)

I’ll add to it each week.

3. Help! I need confidence! ****Join 2500 people in taking my mini-public speaking Masterclass. Learn to organize a compelling talk and my framework for making it super easy.

Lire plus

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