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True Fit

Jim Beqaj

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The feeling of inadequacy and the fear of being yourself are all too common today, and they shouldn’t be. Jim Beqaj, leading adviser in recruiting and personal development coaching, takes the first 20 minutes of your week to help you breakdown a roadblock in your life that’s keeping you from fulfillment. From career and personal life, to the every-day mundane, Jim will help you tackle the things you’ve been avoiding, like calling out false promises, quitting your job, or dealing with your no ...
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In the season finale, Carlos faces prison for a hate crime, Mike finally learns the truth about Deirdre’s death, Tom decides to be a stay-at-home dad, Lynette is thrust back into the business world, Susan finds herself held hostage by Zach, and Rex passes away thinking that Bree is responsible for his condition. Meanwhile, your hosts reflect on thi…
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While Mike and Susan decide to move in together, Bree breaks off her relationship with George, who tries to turn her further away from Rex with a vicious lie. Thinking she is having an affair with Justin, Carlos breaks his house arrest to beat Justin up, landing Carlos in jail once again. Lynette interferes in Tom’s career once again with even wors…
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With Morty and Sophie back together, Susan and Julie’s life can get back to normal. Lynette works to spice things up with Tom. Edie spots Bree and George in compromising situations. Gabby tells John he might be the father of her baby. Kendra reveals to Susan that Mike’s conviction was more complicated than she thinks. When Paul suddenly leaves town…
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With Zach continuing to obsess over Julie, Susan becomes more desperate to keep her safe. Lynette learns that Tom's ex-girlfriend, Annabel, has taken a job alongside him. As Carlos prepares to go to prison, Gabrielle learns that she is pregnant. Bree's friendship with George becomes more than just annoying to Rex. --- Support this podcast: https://…
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Lynette learns that no good deed goes unpunished when she befriends Mrs. McClusky; Susan's mother decides to try to jump-start her and her daughter's love lives; Bree forces Andrew to talk to the family priest about his sexuality. Meanwhile, your hosts have heard your feedback about wanting a picture of them--and we'll get there. --- Support this p…
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We're in a unique time. When it comes to finding a career that is your true fit, we're facing so many options - embrace the opportunity! In this episode, I reflect on an enlightening week spent in London working with former Prime Minister of the UK, Tony Blair, and the Tony Blair Institute, and seeing where opportunity led me. So what are the doors…
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One of the things I've realized in my coaching practice is that people don't often think about their dreams. Instead they talk about making more money or getting a promotion, but never the journey that will get them there. At the core of it all, there's a hesitancy to have the courage to make something happen in the first place. In this episode, I …
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Many people are facing uncertainty when it comes to understanding how to get to the next level in their careers - including me. Even coaches need coaching! In this episode, I reflect on the fact that we can't always get to where we want to be on our own and the value in seeking help. Finding the right person to guide you on your journey can make al…
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There is a fair degree of confusion in our world, so it's more important than ever that your authenticity comes through accurately. Sometimes our message misses the mark for the wrong reasons. In this episode, I unpack why sometimes, in delivering your message, it is essential to see yourself from an outsider's perspective. Doing so makes you bette…
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If your workplace was your own business, would the people working for you be any different? Who is really in the proper role? At the core of every successful business are people. Happy people will always create a powerful and long-lasting organization. So why are so many companies missing the mark when it comes to using their people effectively? I …
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Given recent events in Texas, I've been doing a lot of thinking around common sense and what it means to "do the right thing". It's easy to spot the epidemic of self-interest and self-preservation in our modern day world that is keeping people from making good decisions, or even making a decision at all. It's time for that to end. In this episode, …
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Many people are looking around at their lives and just can't believe what they're seeing. It seems that our world is in need of desperate repair, and the solutions seem obvious, but for whatever reason things just don't seem to change. Today, we've got a big black cloud hovering over society, and sometimes it can feel all consuming. I reflect on my…
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The ability to be open isn’t easy. It can take people years to come to terms with the fact that the truth will set them free. But leading with truth and transparency also means you need to find a way to foster an environment where when people are honest, they don’t feel like they’re getting punished for it. So how do you do that? In this episode, I…
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I’ve had an emotional week, both good and frustrating, that led me to unpack a theme around “making things work”. Whether it’s a job or a relationship, it’s natural to find yourself getting complacent about parts of your life that aren’t making you happy. But the thing is, it doesn’t have to be that way. We’re in an age where happiness matters, and…
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There was a lot of great feedback from last week's episode about mentorship, and what surprised me was that not many people have connected the dots between mentorship and succession planning. An organization can only be run successfully by people who love and are good at what they do, so how do you find those people? I'm taking some time to dive de…
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Mentorship is a loaded word and for good reason because good mentors can make a huge impact on a person. But bad mentors can do serious damage. Mentorship is so important but it’s being facilitated all wrong. I discuss some thoughts on how an organization should approach mentorship and along with it, their succession plan, in a way that really spea…
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Juanita takes her daughter-in-law's affair with her to her grave, but even that finds a way to irritate Gabby; Mike hopes to explain his actions to Susan through a letter; Bree and Rex take more drastic steps to get through to Andrew; Edie's interested in her new contractor, but his attention is on Susan; Lynette's new mom-friend at Barcliff has a …
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There is a lot of fear for many women in the workforce around what will happen when they decide to add "mom" to their resume. How will their colleagues and managers react? What will happen to their job? Will they still have the same level of respect that they've worked years to build, or will it all have disappeared by the time they come back from …
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People across all industries these days are struggling to push innovation through to the desk of their senior leaders. There is a lot of fear around change, but a lot of key decision makers are so hesitant to cannibalize themselves that they’re missing out on incredible opportunities. I explore all the ways organizations can do more to lift up the …
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After Maisy Gibbons is arrested for prostitution, Bree and Rex work to cover up their involvement in the scandal; Carlos and Gabrielle's financial situation gets even nastier; Edie proves an unlikely "breakup nanny" for a heartbroken Susan; and Paul's antagonism with Felicia intensifies. Meanwhile, our hosts discuss how to show up for our friends a…
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Here's the thing: no one will give you anything you don't ask for. Whether it's an answer you're looking for, a sense of validation, or even a gift. Usually it takes a lot more than hope and optimism to get something you really want. It is really hope, or is it actually fear that's holding you back? In this episode, I address how to take back the p…
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While Mike and Susan find themselves spending a lot more time with law enforcement, Zach throws a pool party in the hopes of spending more time with Julie. Having found a condom in the laundry, Bree is livid that one of her children is having sex, but not the one she would've guessed. Lynette and Tom face another challenge in their relationship whe…
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It's easy to be a pessimist these days. Sure, there's nothing wrong with sitting in your feelings for a bit, but when it starts to impact the people around you it's time to make a change. This week, I address a couple of things on my mind, from the ludicrous job market and the number of companies that are desperate for new hires, to a recent exampl…
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These days there are all sorts of ways that people aren't taking advantage of valuable time to really create a life filled with joy - both personally and professionally. In this episode, I discuss how actively choosing to take a step back and take the time to reflect can make a massive impact on your well being, and a lot of times that means being …
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It's Valentine's Day on Wisteria Lane! Against the backdrop of a crime spree involving the Scavo boys, we meet Lynette's sworn enemy: Karen McCluskey. Rex finally reveals his secret needs to Bree. Mike and Susan face a major blow--or two--to their relationship. Gabby's situation as both an employee and employer takes a new turn. Meanwhile, our host…
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Recently, a woman that I coach exclaimed to me, "it's all your fault!". I happily accepted the blame, because after being offered an opportunity she decided to hold out for a better one. We've just celebrated another International Women's Day, so I wanted to take some time to celebrate the important women in my life and talk about what makes coachi…
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If current events have taught us anything lately, it's that courage isn't hard to come by. But we don't need to be in a highly stressed and dangerous situation in order to be courageous, or to figure out what makes us happy. They say life is all about the journey, so how's your journey been so far? --- Be You: The World Will Adjust is a weekly, Tor…
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I constantly talk about how we need to focus on the things that we're really good at, and STOP trying to get better at the things that we're really bad at, or don't like doing. So what happens when you look around the room and make a list of the people that you manage and make that list of their best skills? Even more future looking: what happens w…
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There is more than enough guilt to go around this week! Lynette's father-in-law, Rodney Scavo, stays with the Scavo family on a business trip which leads to marital discord and discussion of secrets—some that are very open and some yet to be revealed. Susan becomes increasingly concerned about the seriousness of Julie and Zach’s relationship. Along…
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Nobody likes it when they aren't picked for something they really wanted - it can feel embarassing, disappointing, and rejection can be brutal when you really want something. In this episode, I share some insight on how to handle disappointment. How do you move on after things don't go as planned? And - what might be even harder - how do you stay o…
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As the ladies of Wisteria Lane react to the news of Mrs. Hueber's death, Edie is upset that Felicia is doing so little to honor her memory. Lynette takes some cringeworthy steps to get into her yoga class. Gabby's exhaustion leads to a confrontation with Carlos. Bree's dates with George heat up--maybe too much. Susan finally confesses to burning do…
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Companies must be doing something wrong if a term like "the great resignation" is hitting headlines... So what's missing and how do organizations fill the gaps? In this episode I'm joined by psychologist and friend, Shawn Bakker, of Psychometrics Canada to unpack where companies are going wrong, modern issues within promotion models, and what peopl…
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Filling in for Amanda this week, we welcome Will of the "We're Listening" podcast! Edie continues her search for Mrs. Hueber, enlisting the help of the sister Martha was planning to visit out of state; Susan goes to hilarious lengths to prove how much she loathes her ex-husband; Lynette is frustrated that yet another member of her family is truck o…
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I've always loved success stories behind entrepreneurs that unpack how they got to where they are today. Since the beginning of the pandemic, many entrepreneurs had to batten down the hatches and make some of the most difficult decisions they ever made. In this episode, I'm joined by Nicholas Coleman, CEO at Ship Sticks, to learn how he lead a busi…
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She's BACK! Maisy Gibbons returns, and we learn how she turned her family's time of financial hardship into a "Work-From-Home" opportunity. Newly- incarcerated Carlos leans on Gabby, who goes very minimal. Lynette's new nanny is VERY good--maybe too good--and she takes devious means to understand her magic methods. Just as her relationship with Mik…
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In a continuation of last week's discussion on the power shift between organizations and their people, in this episode I share some thoughts on what makes a satisfied and happy employee. It is crucial that today's senior leaders are thinking differently and using empathy and creativity in all of their decision making. I share some recent examples a…
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We're in an incredible time where we've seen a shift of power within the workforce. It is more important than ever that organizations are taking a hard look at their compensation models and succession planning. In this episode, I share some insight into what it means to get disciplined about retaining talent in such a competitive job market, and ho…
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Today there has never been more opportunity to do work that you love, but for a lot of people it still feels out of reach. In this episode I'm joined by Michelle Shemilt, an amazing entrepreneur who personifies what it means to find success when you stay true to yourself. After working years in Finance, Michelle founded NUMI, a line of clothing sol…
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Heading into another new year, I'm hyper aware of the baggage we're all carrying along with us. In this episode, I talk about what it means to take responsibility for your life, and how careful attention to your words and actions will only help you highlight exactly who you are, both in your career and personal life. There's been plenty of change a…
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These days it seems like everything is stressing out, causing fear and anxiety, or simply shortening our fuse. As we head into another year of uncertainty, it's time to show ourselves a little grace. In this episode, I discuss how to make your life a little more comfortable personally and professionally and why you should stop tolerating the parts …
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“Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed." The end of the year usually brings about a lot of expectations. Many people are hyper focused on an upcoming Christmas bonus, how celebrations with family might play out, and what we hope the new year might bring. But I think it's time to get rid of our expections. In this epi…
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December has arrived, and usually that means that people are starting to feel a little more stressed out. But looking around these days, every one seems like they've been stressed for a while already. In this episode, I reflect on what was a tough week for me and some lessons I've learned about making space for yourself and taking the time you need…
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I love to learn as much as I can about our world, and I think doing so has only ever benefited me as a person and professional. There are many things that have been blowing my mind lately and sometimes that knowledge can be a little intimidating. In this episode I share some thoughts on finding inspiration, seeking knowledge and how it's never too …
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In this episode I'm joined by a great friend and motivator, Natalya Sebastian. Natalya is a thriving Pilates entrepreneur, but when the pandemic hit she found herself in a desperate situation to make a massive shift to her business. Through true grit, creativity and the willingness to "just try", she's come out even stronger. We unpack how she did …
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This week Rachel is joined by Admins of the Desperate Housewives Ultimate Real Fans Facebook Group, Cassie and Kassie! The ladies dish on Bree and Rex's cover up of Andrew's accident, Susan's growing suspicion of Mike, and Gabrielle's skepticism regarding "Priest-Penitent Privilege." --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show…
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This week I was seriously impressed by someone close to me who stood up for herself when she was put in a very intimidating situation. It inspired some thoughts about why it can be so hard for people to stand their ground, especially when they're focused on seeking validation. In this episode I share some examples of how an easy change in mindset c…
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It was one of those weeks where multiple themes spoke to me, and in this episode I unpack them all. I tell a story about recently encountering some of the anger fueling our modern world, a lost LinkedIn message that sparked some thought around solving problems, and someone who wanted my help but also wanted a short cut. --- Be You: The World Will A…
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A lot of times when I'm talking to people about their fear of standing up for themselves, it comes down to one thing: they're afraid they won't get the response they want. But sometimes the response you don't want is actually the answer you needed all along. It could be a piece of information that validates your long-time frustrations or even final…
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