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In this episode of The Lucy Gernon Show, I am joined by fellow executive coach and close friend Katy McFee for a real, unfiltered conversation about life behind the scenes of high achievement.

This isn’t your typical leadership episode filled with polished frameworks and perfect strategies.

This is the conversation women in leadership actually need.

From navigating ambition, burnout, ADHD, and self-worth… to the invisible pressure of “having it all”, Katy and I pull back the curtain on what it really takes to build a successful career or business without losing yourself in the process.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing everything “right” but still feel stretched, overwhelmed, or like you’re on a hamster wheel… this episode will feel like a deep exhale.

Tune in to discover:

• Why high-achieving women often struggle to follow their own advice
• The hidden downside of perfectionism and the “hyper-achiever” mindset
• The real reason burnout happens even when you love your career
• Understanding ADHD and Its Impact
• Why success without self-care is no longer sustainable for women in leadership
• The power of female support networks in navigating leadership and life

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👉 Connect with Katy McFee on Instagram, LinkedIn and on insightstoactioncc.com

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👉 Learn more about 3SIXTY Leaders Club: https://3sixtyleadersclub.com/?utm_source=lucy_podcast&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=s13

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In this episode of The Lucy Gernon Show, I sat down with luxury fine artist Jess Kelly, who pivoted from a successful corporate marketing career into becoming one of Ireland’s most sought-after artists with celebrity clients and global collectors from Ireland to the US.

This conversation is about far more than art. It’s about confidence, courage, identity shifts, and what it really takes for women in leadership to build something meaningful on their own terms.

If you’ve ever felt the nudge to pivot, grow, or go all in this episode will speak directly to you.

Tune in to discover:

• How Jess transitioned from corporate marketing to full-time luxury artist
• What it really takes to build confidence online (and overcome imposter syndrome)
• The mindset shifts required to label yourself before others validate you
• The realities of running a global art business from logistics to leadership
• Why backing yourself is the most powerful business strategy of all

Guest Information

👉 Connect with Jess Kelly on Instagram and on jesskellyart.ie

Resources mentioned:

👉 Learn more about 3SIXTY Leaders Club: https://3sixtyleadersclub.com/?utm_source=lucy_podcast&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=s1e2

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What does it really take to succeed as a female comedian in a male-dominated industry?

Not just the punchlines.

Not just the viral moments.

But the grit, the resilience, the business strategy, and the confidence to back yourself when the spotlight is on.

Connect with Enya Martin on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook

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In this week's episode of The Lucy Gernon Show, I am joined by the incredible Enya Martin, the woman behind the viral Facebook sensation Giz A Laugh who has gone from posting two-minute comedy videos over a decade ago to selling out arenas across Ireland and as far as Australia.

But this conversation goes far deeper than comedy.

You’ll hear a more vulnerable side of Enya. A woman who has built a global brand, navigated business ownership, and developed the kind of confidence that allows her to stand alone on stage, in rooms traditionally dominated by men and own it.

If you are a woman in leadership who wants to build bold confidence, sharpen your executive presence, and back yourself unapologetically, this episode is unmissable.

Tune in to discover:

• What it really takes to succeed as a female comedian in a male-dominated industry
• The business mindset behind building and scaling a personal brand
• How confidence is developed when you repeatedly put yourself in uncomfortable rooms
• The mindset shifts required to go from viral moments to sustainable long-term success
• Lessons in visibility, resilience, and backing yourself even when it feels scary
• How to build presence on stage (and in leadership) without losing your authenticity

Guest Information

👉 Connect with Enya Martin on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook

Resources mentioned:

👉 Learn more about 3SIXTY Leaders Club: https://3sixtyleadersclub.com/?utm_source=lucy_podcast&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=s1e1

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