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The FEW CollectivePivoting as a Leadership Skill: Identity Shifts, Resume Shock, and Messy Movement, Part 1In this episode of The Few Collectives' Podcast on pivoting, hosts Candace Langston and Amy Cunningham explore why clarity comes from movement, not waiting to feel ready. They frame pivoting as an intentional leadership skill—often an identity shift more than a job change—whether it’s a small daily adjustment or a major career plot twist driven by mergers, reorganizations, layoffs, market shifts, or changing values. Amy shares her own pivot story across ministry, social work and child protective services, community mental health leadership, healthcare leadership development and succession planning, and eventually finance at Republic, emphasizing the consistent purpos...
2026-02-2323 minThe FEW CollectivePivot Archetypes: How to Reinvent Without an Identity Crisis, Part 2Candace Langston and Amy Cunningham continue The Few Collectives' conversation about pivoting by introducing “pivot archetypes” and why pivots can feel deeply personal when identity gets fused to what you do. They explain identity as the many “hats” you wear beyond a job title and define archetypes as a mirror for self-leadership rather than a box. The episode highlights several archetypes, including the laid-off high performer (and the identity shock of being cut), the golden handcuffs executive (high pay but depleted peace and relationships), the burnout achiever (performance as safety and the need to redesign, not always quit), and the AI-d...
2026-02-2316 minThe FEW CollectiveYou Don’t Need a New Year: How to Create Your Own Reset and Restart After QuittingIn this episode of The FEW Collective, Forum of Executive Women Collective, Candace Langston and co-host Amy Cunningham explore the concept of creating your own reset regardless of typical calendar landmarks. They delve into the science behind why our brains love fresh starts and why many people quit their resolutions by mid-January. The hosts discuss the 'Fresh Start Effect' and provide practical tips and frameworks for restarting at any moment without shame. Through personal anecdotes and psychological insights, they encourage women in leadership to embrace the power of small, incremental goals and the importance of reframing setbacks as data...
2026-02-0927 minThe FEW CollectiveBreaking Barriers: Identifying Habits That Hinder Women's Leadership GrowthIn this episode of The FEW Collective, Forum of Executive Women Collective, hosted by Candace Langston and co-host Amy Cunningham, discussions focus on detrimental habits that can hinder women's leadership growth. Key topics covered include the need to people-please, ruminating on mistakes, the queen of the castle mentality, and mean girl energy. Through personal anecdotes, psychology-based insights, and actionable advice, the hosts emphasize the importance of shifting these behaviors to build a more supportive and collaborative work environment. They encourage women to identify and work on habits that might be limiting their potential, fostering a culture where everyone can...
2026-02-0927 minThe FEW CollectiveThe Secure Leader: Why Inner Stability Is a Leadership Superpower with Dr. Jamie Goff, Part 1In this episode of The FEW Collective, Forum of Executive Women Collective, hosts Candace Langston and Amy Cunningham interview Dr. Jamie Goff, PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy, about her new book, 'The Secure Leader.' Dr. Goff discusses the importance of inner stability as a leadership superpower and explores how attachment styles from early childhood influence leadership behaviors. The discussion covers technical vs. adaptive challenges, the impact of anxious and avoidant attachment styles in leadership, and the significance of self-awareness and emotional self-regulation for becoming a secure leader. Dr. Goff also shares practical examples from pop culture, leadership...
2026-01-2624 minThe FEW CollectiveThe Secure Leader: Creating Safety for Others to Thrive with Dr. Jaime Goff, Part 2In this episode of The FEW Collective, Forum of Executive Women Collective, hosts Candace Langston and Amy Cunningham return to Newsstand Studios at Rockefeller Center to continue their conversation with Dr. Jamie Goff, author of 'The Secure Leader.' The discussion revolves around creating safe environments that allow individuals to thrive. They revisit three leadership types - secure, insecure-anxious, and insecure-avoidant - using popular culture references to illustrate each type. Dr. Goff emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, mindfulness, and self-compassion in leadership. The conversation also touches on the evolving expectations of younger generations in the workplace and th...
2026-01-2621 minThe FEW CollectiveHer Voice, Our Legacy: Why Women’s Stories Matter with Kasia Flanagan , PhD. Part 1In this episode of The FEW Collective, Forum of Executive Women Collective, 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 wh...
2026-01-1221 minThe FEW CollectiveYour Story, Your Power: Owning Your Narrative with Kasia Flanagan, PhD. - Part 2In this episode of The FEW Collective, Forum of Executive Women Collective, 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...
2026-01-1220 minThe FEW CollectiveBending Without Breaking: Exploring Resilience in WomenIn this episode of The FEW Collective, Forum of Executive Women Collective, hosts Candace Langston and Amy Cunningham dive into the concept of resilience, particularly for women. They discuss how resilience is not about being unbreakable but about bending without breaking, highlighting that resilience often looks messy rather than graceful. The hosts break down the five pillars of resilience—physical, spiritual, social, psychological, and vocational—and provide practical, evidence-based tools to enhance resilience. They also address the unique pressures women in leadership and finance face, including double burdens and mom guilt. The episode underscores the importance of self-compassion, setting boun...
2025-12-2925 minThe FEW CollectiveDemystifying Executive Presence: The Science Behind LeadershipIn this episode of The FEW Collective, Forum of Executive Women Collective, 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.Find Amy Cunningham:
2025-12-2925 minThe FEW CollectiveUnmasking Imposter Syndrome: High Achievers and the Battle Within - Part 1In this episode of The FEW Collective, Forum of Executive Women Collective, hosts Candace Langston and Amy Cunningham broadcast live from Newsstand Studios at Rockefeller Plaza to discuss a topic many can relate to—imposter syndrome. They share their personal struggles with feeling like frauds despite their accomplishments and discuss how this phenomenon affects even high-level executives. They explore different manifestations of imposter syndrome through various anecdotes and data, explaining how it often resurfaces during life transitions. The episode teases a follow-up discussion in the next podcast on practical tools and mindsets to combat imposter syndrome.Find A...
2025-12-1524 minThe FEW CollectiveOwning Your Greatness: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome - Part 2In this episode of The FEW Collective, Forum of Executive Women Collective, hosted by Candace Langston and Amy Cunningham at Newsstand Studios in Rockefeller Plaza, the discussion on imposter syndrome continues. The hosts dive into how to recognize and overcome imposter syndrome by sharing personal stories and effective tools. Key strategies include recognizing the imposter syndrome voice, keeping a 'brag journal,' practicing self-compassion, and changing thought patterns through positive affirmations. They also emphasize the importance of a supportive community and role models, ending with a challenge for listeners to write down three daily wins for 21 days and share...
2025-12-1520 minThe FEW CollectiveNo Line at the Ladies Room: Where are all the Women?In the inaugural episode of The FEW Collective, Forum of Executive Women Collective, hosts Candace Langston and Amy Cunningham introduce their mission to integrate purpose into leadership and address the underrepresentation of women in executive roles, especially in finance. They share personal experiences, discuss the importance of diverse leadership, and highlight the transformative power of storytelling. Future episodes will feature interviews with powerhouse women in various industries, tackling topics like bias, burnout, and breaking barriers. Join us on this journey to enhance female representation and build a community of empowered women leaders.Find Amy Cunningham:
2025-12-0113 minThe FEW CollectiveFrom Entry to Executive: Cracking the Leadership PipelineIn this episode of The FEW Collective, Forum of Executive Women Collective, hosts Candace Langston and Amy Cunningham discuss the challenges women face in progressing to leadership roles, despite strong early career starts. Using the metaphor of a leaky pipe, they highlight issues such as lack of mentorship and sponsorship, gender bias, and work-life integration struggles that cause many women to drop out of the leadership pipeline. The hosts encourage proactive steps like finding mentors and sponsors, seeking feedback, and speaking up in meetings to help women advance in their careers. The episode concludes with a promise to explore i...
2025-12-0121 min
My Momma Told MeLuka Dončić…The Smartest Trade in NBA History (with Langston Kerman and David Gborie)Before diving into listener conspiracy theories, Langston and David discuss the smartest trade in NBA history…we see you Luka! Also, does Candace Owens look like the late Jermaine Stewart? Langston and David full heartedly agree. Lastly, do good people die young and haters live forever? CALL US & LEAVE A MESSAGE! 844-LIL-MOMS aka 844-545-6667 SEND US YOUR BLACK CONSPIRACY THEORIES AND DROPS TO: mymommapod@gmail.com LANGSTON KERMAN'S STAND-UP SPECIAL "BAD POETRY" IS OUT NOW ON NETFLIX DAVID GBORIE'S STAND-UP SPECIAL "GBIRTH OF A NATION" OUT NOW ON PATREON IN...
2025-02-0445 min
Power-Up With A Full Audiobook That Is Simply Captivating.Good as Gold by Candace BufordPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/239590to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Good as Gold
Author: Candace Buford
Narrator: Grace Capeless
Format: mp3
Length: 8 hrs and 51 mins
Release date: 06-06-23
Ratings: 5 out of 5 stars, 1 rating
Genres: Racism & Discrimination
Publisher's Summary:
Casey's life in Langston has been charmed. She's the queen bee of her prep school, a shoe-in for prom queen, and on her way to the Ivy League come fall. She can't wait to leave the whole town of Langston behind her. That is until her father loses his job and she finds herself on the brink of losing her...
2023-06-068h 51
OPB's State of WonderOct. 1 - Ursula K. Le Guin | Pete Krebs | U.S. PTO v. The Slants | Portlandia v. BookstoreThis week’s show: curveballs and home runs. New developments are on deck in the saga of Oregon’s art glass makers, and for one act trying to get recognition for its entirely ironic band name. Plus we bring back a favorite from last year, to get you primed for Wordstock. Hope you’ve got your helmet on — all the best bombs are dropping! Thanks for helping us make this listener-supported show every week. Give a gift, before you do anything else this weekend. Supreme Court Will Hear The Slants Trademark Case — 1:18The U.S. Supreme Court says it wi...
2016-10-0134 min