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Taking Up Space: Leadership, Language, and Creating Global Change: Dr, Tammy Yard-McCracken pt3

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"Power is not a zero sum game. Just because somebody steps into theirs doesn't diminish the power of the people who are around them, regardless of gender."

In this final part of the interview with Dr. Tammy Yard-McCracken, host Tracy Crowley explores the deeper motivations and philosophies that drive her guest's remarkable work in women's empowerment and self-defense.

The conversation begins with Dr. Yard-McCracken reflecting on leadership as her superpower, describing her unique "goals backward" approach—envisioning objectives first, then figuring out the path forward—rather than the more common "resources forward" approach. This perspective allows her to see possibilities where others might focus on limitations.

The discussion delves into Dr. Yard-McCracken's powerful guiding philosophy that "you have the right to take up space on the planet." She shares how learning about the estimated 60 million "missing women" worldwide profoundly impacted her worldview and fueled her mission to help women overcome societal conditioning to make themselves smaller. Tracy and Tammy explore how simple language shifts, like eliminating minimizing words such as "just," can help women communicate more powerfully.

The episode concludes with a spotlight on Mary Stevens, a karate practitioner and 500 Rising instructor who is making a significant impact by training girls and women in India through the Fair Fight organization. Dr. Yard-McCracken admires Stevens' commitment to working in extremely challenging conditions, learning the local language, and persisting despite overwhelming obstacles.

Throughout the conversation, listeners gain valuable insights into effective leadership, authentic communication, and how dedicated individuals can create meaningful change even in the most difficult circumstances.

For more episode info and additional inspiring stories, visit https://www.goodlifestories.com/.

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"Power is not a zero sum game. Just because somebody steps into theirs doesn't diminish the power of the people who are around them, regardless of gender."

In this final part of the interview with Dr. Tammy Yard-McCracken, host Tracy Crowley explores the deeper motivations and philosophies that drive her guest's remarkable work in women's empowerment and self-defense.

The conversation begins with Dr. Yard-McCracken reflecting on leadership as her superpower, describing her unique "goals backward" approach—envisioning objectives first, then figuring out the path forward—rather than the more common "resources forward" approach. This perspective allows her to see possibilities where others might focus on limitations.

The discussion delves into Dr. Yard-McCracken's powerful guiding philosophy that "you have the right to take up space on the planet." She shares how learning about the estimated 60 million "missing women" worldwide profoundly impacted her worldview and fueled her mission to help women overcome societal conditioning to make themselves smaller. Tracy and Tammy explore how simple language shifts, like eliminating minimizing words such as "just," can help women communicate more powerfully.

The episode concludes with a spotlight on Mary Stevens, a karate practitioner and 500 Rising instructor who is making a significant impact by training girls and women in India through the Fair Fight organization. Dr. Yard-McCracken admires Stevens' commitment to working in extremely challenging conditions, learning the local language, and persisting despite overwhelming obstacles.

Throughout the conversation, listeners gain valuable insights into effective leadership, authentic communication, and how dedicated individuals can create meaningful change even in the most difficult circumstances.

For more episode info and additional inspiring stories, visit https://www.goodlifestories.com/.

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