Sandra G.
Everyone should listen to this podcast. Not only will you learn about amazing women but you will be inspired yourself to make changes in your life and be aligned. Bibigi is a natural host. Her voice, her ability to put you at ease and her thought provoking questions are the perfect combination to a successful podcast.
Dalyanne.
Since I discovered Bibi online, I have been binging on these episodes and it is such an addition of value to my everyday experience. Everything about this podcast benefits me, the so relevant content and interviews, the guests and the information about them, the document and ready to use tricks.
Courtney L.
Bibigi has a way of bringing you in feeling deeply seen, compassionately heard, and lovingly understood, whether as a listener or a guest. No matter the topic or guest there is always a nugget or two of wisdom to be gleaned along with plenty of laughs and a few 'I thought that was only me' sighs of relief.
In this week’s podcast, we delve into the inspiring journey of Emma-Louise Parkes, CEO of the Ambitious Introvert, from introverted air traffic controller to thriving entrepreneur. Discover how Emma navigated her identity shift from full-time employment to business owner, built a business based on her values, and leveraged her background to excel in coaching. This […]
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I have a secret to tell you. You can’t run away from you. This month I travelled miles away from Montreal for a Women’s retreat in Ghana. This episode is an unfiltered, unscripted (yes, yes unscripted) description of my first days there. First days which were a meeting between expectations and reality. It is an exploration […]
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In this week’s episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Billy Lahr, the podcast host of the Mindful Midlife Crisis. After binging through his episodes, Billy and I connected through Instagram (can you believe it?) and here we are! Billy shares with us his inspiring journey leaving his 20-year teaching career to travel the world […]
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Welcome to this special episode featuring Rachelle Houde Simard, who is returning to our podcast. She was here at the beginning of the podcast, and she appears on Episode 3. This time around, we discuss her journey becoming an author and her new book Sociable (FR). 03:37 – Rachelle shares the inspiration behind her book, […]
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In this episode, I discuss why humility is not a good thing for women and should not be a value you hold dear. Being “humble” and not wanting to “talk about myself” is something I hear from the vast majority of my clients and the women I interact with. Often it is code for something […]
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This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Dorie Clark, a renowned speaker, writer, consultant, and executive coach. Dorie has been honored as one of the top 50 business thinkers globally by Thinkers 50 and shares her expertise with institutions like Columbia Business School and Harvard Business Review. Dorie played a pivotal role in shaping […]
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This week I have the pleasure of speaking with Lindsay Lashell, a marketing activist and founder of Open Lines Marketing. Lindsay’s story is a testament to the power of resilience, the value of iteration, and the importance of clear communication. Join me this week as we explore her unique insights on delegation, empowerment, and the […]
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In this week’s episode of Speaking with Women, I have the honour of speaking with Carrie Severson. Carrie is the author of Unapologetically Enough, a self-love & burnout recovery expert and speaker. As you might have heard on previous episodes, I had my own experience with burnout and depression, and so this episode with Carrie […]
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On this week’s episode, I have the pleasure of interviewing Stacy Mayer, an executive coach and promotions strategist. As Chief Corporate Badass, Stacy helps executives reposition themselves to advance their careers, build confidence in their problem-solving abilities, and communicate more strategically so their ideas can truly be heard. She is also a best-selling author, and […]
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In this episode, I have the pleasure of speaking with Lesley Antoun, an accomplished executive, leadership coach, consultant, and speaker. This conversation takes us in an interesting direction with visibility. We look at how to get on a corporate board. I think all women should start thinking about whether they want to get on a […]
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Listening to Bibigi interview outstanding women provides reassurance about, and insight into, being a successful professional woman, despite the things that may hold us back. Add this to Bibigi’s “made for podcasts” voice and you get chocolate for the soul.
Like Chocolate for the Soul
Bibi is a treasure -- she has the kind of presence that makes you instantly wish she were your personal friend. And she's full of actionable insights informed by deep research, professional experiences and emotional intelligence. Such great company that has you reaching for your note pad!
Valuable insights, concrete strategies, enormous warmth
Bibigi speaks to inspiring women working across a wide range of sectors. The conversations highlight the many interesting career journeys of women who have shone, fumbled, been fired/hired, supported their colleagues and communities, and stepped into their power authentically.
Bibigi asks amazing questions, resulting in conversations that will challenge to ask yourself similar questions. Highly recommend.
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Bibigi bring forth cutting edge topics, incredibly pertinent experts and explores themes that sharply and swiftly hit strategic targets for women who want to step up into their power. Plus, she has an awesome voice that I love to listen to. — Luce B.
Essential listening for leveling up
Bibigi speaks to inspiring women working across a wide range of sectors. The conversations highlight the many interesting career journeys of women who have shone, fumbled, been fired/hired, supported their colleagues and communities, and stepped into their power authentically.
Bibigi asks amazing questions, resulting in conversations that will challenge to ask yourself similar questions. Highly recommend. — Kaleid.
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