Return to Work on Your Terms, Negotiate, Prioritize, and Advocate for Yourself as a Woman and Asian-Neena Newberry-Speaker, Author, Executive Coach, Forbes Coaching Circle

<p>In this podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Neena Newberry and discussing a range of valuable topics related to career growth and personal development. Throughout our conversation, we delved into a variety of themes, including the importance of taking ownership of your career path and returning to work on your own terms. We also talked about how to handle getting laid off and using the experience to make better decisions about your career path, as well as the significance of prioritizing your goals and negotiating for what you want in terms of pay, benefits, and work conditions.</p><p>Neena also shared her insights on leveraging your current role to gain broader experience and expertise, advocating for yourself in the workplace as a woman and Asian, and promoting your accomplishments in a tasteful way that builds your personal brand. We also discussed her book, &quot;Show Up, Step Up, Step Out,&quot; which focuses on building your personal brand and showing up for your team. Additionally, we explored the benefits of taking small, incremental steps to achieve your goals, continuous learning and improvement through micro learning, and how to use your cultural background and collaboration skills to your advantage in the workplace.</p><p>Overall, this podcast is a must-listen for anyone looking to take their career growth and personal development to the next level.<br/><br/></p><p>In this discussion with Neena Newberry, we got to dive into</p><ul><li>The importance of returning to work on your own terms and taking ownership of your career path</li><li>Getting Laid Off and Moving Forward: How to handle getting laid off and use the experience to make better decisions about your career path</li><li>Prioritizing to Your Framework: The importance of understanding what is important to you and how to prioritize your goals accordingly</li><li>Negotiating for What You Want: Tips for negotiating with your employer for better pay, benefits, and work conditions</li><li>Leveraging Your Current Role: How to use your cu