People Pleasing, Manipulation, and Taking Up Space with Jenn Lederer

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Women Wanting Women

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Women Wanting Women is a podcast where we explore topics that matter to women like us – we talk about being a woman, attracting women, and becoming more powerful women by developing more self-confidence and always reaching for the next level in our self-actualization.

Hostess Jordana Michelle is a lesbian love coach and matchmaker with a deep passion for helping women find and keep the love they long for.

Guests on this podcast include top experts and lesbians of influence from all realms of life and society.

This is personal growth and relationship advice tailored specifically to women who love and date women. We talk about lesbian stories, lesbian love, lesbian dating, lesbian relationships, lesbian couples, lesbian movies, lesbian culture, famous lesbian celebrities, and power lesbians.

The purpose of these interviews is to help women improve themselves in every way, with content carefully curated for a lesbian, bisexual and queer female audience.

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People Pleasing, Manipulation, and Taking Up Space with Jenn Lederer

Women Wanting Women

1 hour 11 minutes 55 seconds

1 year ago

People Pleasing, Manipulation, and Taking Up Space with Jenn Lederer

Jenn Lederer teaches how to story-tell your life/career using a comedian’s formula.
[Heads up: during this interview with Jenn Lederer there will be mentions of sexual violence.]

Meet queer comedian and keynote speakerJenn Lederer…

Have you ever wanted to be better at engaging with new people when you meet them for the first time?
What if you could talk about yourself in a way that lights people up and makes them care about what you’re saying?
Well in this episode of Women Wanting Women I talk about all this and more with Jenn Lederer, a queer comedian and keynote speaker based in New York City.
During the interview Jenn Lederer shares:

* How to create powerful talking points for when someone asks you questions, so you communicate about yourself more effectively, create more connection and recruit any help you need in reaching your goals…
* The three things you can talk about that will light you and others up in conversation…
* Why speaking too quickly can diminish your personal power…
* Advice for staying motivated in the face of rejection…
* The secret fear that drives our people-pleasing tendencies… AND
* The surprising way you might be manipulating people without realizing it…

Don’t miss the episode!

Also be sure to also check out Jenn Lederer’s book recommendation: The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron.

Learn more about Jenn Lederer and follow her on social media…

Jenn Lederer is a NYC based award-winning comedian and keynote speaker. Her work has been featured by SiriusXM, Forbes.com, The Huffington Post, Inspiring Lives Magazine, on stages at YALE, Twitter and Google Headquarters in NYC and comedy clubs throughout New York City and Europe. Performing all over the country, internationally and virtually, Jenn emcees and leads workshops and keynotes helping audiences learn how to answer the one question everyone hates (but can’t avoid) “What do you do?” with the “comedian’s formula” for educating, connecting and entertaining your audience.
Follow Jenn Lederer on Instagram
Check out Jenn Lederer’s website.

Want to hear more great conversations?

If you enjoyed this conversation with Jenn Lederer, you you will love these past interviews I had with other queer women creators.

I talked to Teresa Boyd about how to turn fear into inspiration.
I talked to Beccca Lenox about coming out queer and sober on the comedy stage.
I talked to Jenny Greenstein about how to dress as a lesbian and find your style from the inside out.
And I talked to Lesbian Journalist, Brooke Sopelsa, about LGBT reporting and her experience as the Editorial Director of NBC Out at NBC News.

Lastly…

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