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Jamie Lee I help smart women who hate office politics get promoted and better paid without throwing anyone under the bus.

10/27/2026

“What would it feel like if you really believed the universe was benevolent?”

It was the first theological question anyone had ever put to Alexis, a nonprofit leader at that time, and it landed like what she calls a “good grenade.”

It didn’t fix her anxiety overnight. But it cracked something open.

She’d been living, without naming it, under a kind of capitalist theology, where money is the be-all, and a single donor’s yes or no got to rule her emotional world.

That one question widened the scope from this fundraising cycle to the entire universe. And it put her on her back heel about how she understood value itself.

A few years later, she was in seminary, chasing exactly that question. It reshaped her life and her work.

So what "good grenades" have you landed on? What risky conversations have changed the trajectory of your life and career?

From episode 141 of Risky Conversations with Jamie Lee: How to Raise Money and Get Paid Well Without Betraying Your Values. Available on all major platforms.

10/22/2026

Estate planner and coach Allie Irwin gave me an excellent tutorial on a nervous system regulation tool called Havening on Risky Conversations podcast.

When you understand how your brain works, you can do hard things. You can be brave. And you can stay present and grounded in the midst of grief and big conversations.

For more, come check out episode 135: Money, Love, and the Treasure Map with Allie Irwin and Jamie Lee

10/08/2026

"You're crazy for wanting that. That's impossible."

If you've ever been told that about your career or business dreams, you won't want to miss this episode of Risky Conversations with Kimberly Lai, a leadership facilitator who proved all the naysayers wrong. She's honest that it was terrifying, and that what got her there was a clear vision and intentional choices, made again and again.

Watching  express her ebullient joy for Brazilian Zouk dance got me signing up for classes, traveling for socials, and t...
10/07/2026

Watching express her ebullient joy for Brazilian Zouk dance got me signing up for classes, traveling for socials, and twirling on the dance floor with a big smile on my face. 🕺💃

Beyond dance, she inspires me because she made her dream job (as a leadership facilitator) a reality when people around her told her she was too young, it would be impossible and "crazy."

What I love even more is that she's honest about living in the in-between. After she got crystal clear on what job and what pay she wanted and before seeing it all happen just the way she wanted... she felt "terrified."

Here's the thing. So many of us believe that if we're scared, it means we're not ready. Or not cut out for what we want. Or that someone else would be doing it better.

Kimberly exemplifies that being a leader isn't about never being afraid. Instead it takes resilience and courage, which is about feeling the fear and making intentional choices again and again.

If you've ever had a dream that people around you called impossible, you're going to love this conversation.

Link to full episode in bio and right over here: https://podcast.jamieleecoach.com/2033808/episodes/19865109-leadership-lessons-from-brazilian-zouk-and-getting-the-exact-job-and-salary-you-want-with-kimberly-lai-and-jamie-lee

So I'm curious. What's a "crazy" dream you went for anyway? Let me know 👇

09/30/2026

Afraid they'll say no when you ask for a raise? Or say the budget is tight or the timing isn't right? In coaching, a client thought two steps ahead of a potential objection and secured her pay increase. What could you do when you're grounded in confidence?

Let's find out together. I'm an executive coach for smart women who don't like office politics. I help them get promoted and better paid without throwing anyone under the bus. Come to jamieleecoach [dot] com.

09/28/2026

Honestly, is a professional "divorce" due? What should you remember when you need to clearly say, "That's not my business; it's yours?"

For more scripts, tips, and invites for women who don't like office politics, come to jamieleecoach.com.

09/25/2026

Being gracefully assertive isn't another performative tax women have to pay.

Grace is something you extend towards yourself first so that you can create space, breathing room from the socialization ("Don't be greedy" or "don't be difficult") that have you feeling small. Because you're so much more than that.

This first step makes advocating for the growth you want so much easier than before. To learn more, come to JamieLeeCoach.com.

09/24/2026

A professor submitted an itemized list of demands upon receiving a job offer: desired salary, perks, extended paid time off, all at once.

The offer got rescinded.

She missed something key: salary negotiation isn't a transaction.

It's a relationship-centric series of conversations.

The list didn't read as confidence. It read as inflexibility.

No curiosity, no willingness to adapt. Not gracefully assertive.

To learn more about how I help smart women advocate for their career growth, come to www.jamieleecoach.com

11/03/2025

Sometimes the toughest form of ageism isn’t from others — it’s the one we internalize 💭💪.

In this final episode 🎙️ of The Promotion Playbook Series, I help a client reframe her career story, embrace her experience, and open new doors with confidence. Because your experience isn’t holding you back — it’s the very thing that sets you apart 💼🔥.

🎧 Listen to the full episode — https://buff.ly/WUYFr55

11/02/2025

Coming back after burnout doesn’t mean going back to who you were 🌱✨.

In this episode 🎙️, I coach a client on how to return to work with confidence by focusing on what’s new and different — because you’re not going back, you’re moving forward 🚀.

🎧 Download and listen here: https://buff.ly/l1jUwG3

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