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What does it mean to lead with authenticity and foster genuine connections in the workplace? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Sarah Hatter, the founder of ElevateCX, as she unpacks the dynamics of building meaningful relationships and robust support systems, especially for women in the professional sphere. Sarah Hatter shares her journey and highlights the transformative power of shedding ego and competition, illuminating how these changes can spur both personal and career growth. Learn about the pivotal role of risk-taking and seizing new opportunities in shaping fulfilling careers, and the empowerment that comes from making deliberate choices.

Ever wondered how profound life experiences can break down social barriers and create deep, lasting friendships? This episode delves into the unique bonds formed through shared transformative events, such as completing the Camino. Sarah and I discuss the challenges of forming genuine friendships as adults and the importance of vulnerability and trust in connecting with others both personally and professionally. The conversation emphasizes the necessity of community and mutual support, highlighting how these elements are essential for navigating life's hurdles and achieving personal aspirations.

Discover the power of a supportive community, particularly for women aged 35 to 45, as we explore the shift from competition to collaboration. Reflecting on experiences in the tech industry, Sarah and I stress the importance of recognizing one's values and the pivotal role of mentorship. We also dive into strategies for effective customer support and the persistent challenges CX teams face in gaining recognition. Through inspiring stories and practical advice, this episode underscores the significance of embracing change, taking risks, and the profound impact of a community that celebrates achievements and fosters a collaborative environment.

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