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3 Shifts Accomplished Women Can Make From Overlooked to Undeniable

For years, women have been encouraged to build confidence, increase visibility and strengthen their leadership skills. But according to leadership coach Yann Dang, the next evolution of leadership requires something deeper: the ability to trust yourself, hold your authority and lead effectively when the pressure rises.


As the creator of COMMAND™, a leadership accelerator designed for accomplished women, Yann Dang explores why success alone does not always translate into influence, how internal patterns shape leadership presence and what it takes to move from being overlooked to undeniable.

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How Small Businesses Can Protect Their Profits Without Losing Their Customers

Running a small business has always required adaptability. But one of the toughest challenges for any business owner is figuring out what to do when the cost of doing business keeps going up. Supplies cost more.

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What If Your Memories Aren’t All From This Life?

For decades, researchers have investigated children who describe lives they never lived, memories they shouldn't have, and physical marks that appear to correspond to people who died before they were born.

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5 Human Transition Challenges Nobody Warns Business Buyers About

You are buying or have just bought a business. An established business. You are excited. You studied the numbers. You secured the financing. You negotiated the deal. You committed to its future. On...

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How to Not Go Crazy During Big Life Transitions

Sometimes, change feels like relief. Especially when someone perceives it as positive, or if there has been a lot of tension built up before. In these cases, the change often takes a long time to begin on...

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What High-Achieving Women Carry in Silence

So many high-achieving women know exactly what it feels like to look like they have it all together to everyone around them. What people rarely see is the pressure underneath it, or the bouts of anxiety...

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10 Ways to Develop Positivity as a Skill

Positivity is often treated as something you either naturally possess or simply don’t. What if positivity is less about disposition and more about development? Like any skill, our capacity to recognize what is...

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“Nudity reveals the body. Our reaction reveals what we’ve been taught.”

When Your Mindset Becomes Another Mask

I have spent years talking about the power of mindset. I believe deeply in our ability to change the way we think, challenge the stories we tell ourselves, and make intentional choices about how we...

Creating Real Collaboration with the Change Management Green Zone

There is a critical moment in change management when all the strategy and decision-making culminates in the change initiative as the new software is launched or the department merger is implemented...

Can You Really Eat Your Way to Better Sex?

There are few things quite as optimistic as a romantic dinner. The restaurant has been chosen. The lighting is flattering. Somebody has made an effort with their underwear. And across the table sits...

You Cannot Think Your Way Into Transformation with Kundalini, Consciousness and the Limits of Knowing

For years, we have been taught to transform ourselves through understanding. We analyse our patterns, revisit our history, identify beliefs, set intentions, regulate habits, create new narratives and...

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Certainty Can’t Fix OCD, But This Can - Brainz Podcast with Lee Solomon

OCD specialist, therapist, educator and founder of The OCD Therapists, Lee Solomon joins the Brainz Podcast to explore one of the world’s most misunderstood mental-health conditions: obsessive-compulsive disorder. Drawing on his own lived experience and his work supporting clients, Lee reveals why OCD is about far more than being tidy or organised, and why intrusive thoughts can feel so frighteningly real.

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