In this episode of The FEW, 'Forum of Executive Women', hosted by Candace Langston and Amy Cunningham, the conversation continues from the last week's focus on women's voices and legacies. Joining them again is Dr. Kasia Flanagan, the founder of Everyday Legacies.

The discussion dives into the significance of personal storytelling and how sharing one's story can be a healing process for both the storyteller and the listener. Dr. Flanagan explains the therapeutic benefits of remembering and sharing life experiences, highlighting the importance of connection and truth in narratives. The episode also covers practical tips on how to start documenting one's story, emphasizing simplicity and sincerity. The hosts share personal anecdotes and discuss the broader implications of storytelling for family legacy and business succession planning.

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In this episode of The FEW, 'Forum of Executive Women', host Candace Langston and co-host Amy Cunningham, the focus is on 'Her Voice, Our Legacy, and Why Women's Stories Matter'. The discussion aims to provide clarity, encouragement, and tools for C-Suite women and aspiring leaders to integrate purpose into their leadership roles.

Special guest Dr. Kasia Flanagan, founder of Everyday Legacies, shares her journey and mission to preserve the legacies of high-net worth-individuals. She emphasizes the importance of storytelling in fostering resilience, confidence, and identity. Through poignant personal anecdotes and professional insights, Dr. Flanagan highlights why women's stories are often overlooked and how they shape culture. The episode concludes with a light-hearted rapid-fire round of personal questions.

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In this episode of The FEW, 'Forum of Executive Women', hosts Candace Langston and co-host Amy Cunningham delve into the concept of executive presence, discussing its essential components including gravitas, communication, and appearance. They aim to simplify the often ambiguous term by exploring practical habits and scientific research, referencing expert Sylvia Ann Hewlett's three pillars of executive presence. The discussion includes myth-busting segments about confidence, emotional intelligence, and authenticity in leadership, and offers actionable tips for building executive presence through body language, strategic communication, and decision-making.

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Find Candace Langston:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/candacelangston/

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