Leading Where You Live: Jo Saxton on Knowing Your Influence

For The Love With Jen Hatmaker Podcast

Jen Hatmaker

Relationships, Society & Culture

4.6 • 6.3K Ratings

🗓️ 6 March 2018

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

It’s new series time, and we’re excited about this 6-part series featuring “Women Who Built It.” This series is filled with women who are slaying in their careers. They’re building amazing spaces in business, ministry, and culture, and they’re here to share with us the triumphs, heartaches and leaps of faith it took to build something important. Our first guest is Jo Saxton, one of Jen’s heroes in the leadership space. She’s an international speaker and an author who has a deep passion for leading women toward their full potential. Jo gives us insight, as women, into our sometimes complicated relationship with ambition and provides context for the current culture where women are acknowledging the unwarranted obstacles that have long been in their paths (and being heard) across all industries. Her ultimate goal is to show women of all kinds (mothers, grandmothers, godmothers, sisters, aunts, friends) their incredible influence on shaping lives.

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0:00.0	Hi everybody, my name is Remy.
0:03.6	Welcome to the For the Love Podcast with your host, Jen Hatmaker, my mom.
0:09.3	She writes books and speaks to crowds, but she mostly loves talking to amazing people
0:14.8	on this podcast every week.
0:17.2	Thanks for listening.
0:18.4	We hope you enjoyed the show.
0:20.0	Hey everybody, it's Jen Hatmaker.
0:22.8	Welcome to the For the Love Podcast.
0:24.9	Super glad to have you here today, especially for this series that is so strong, filled with
0:31.8	so many amazing women, we're in a series called For the Love of Women Who Built It.
0:37.8	And there's just no shortage of women who are slaying in their careers.
0:44.0	They're building amazing spaces in business and in ministry and in culture.
0:49.5	And they are smart and they are talented.
0:52.4	They have so much to teach us.
0:53.6	And so I have a friend on today who I love and believe in so much.
0:58.7	It's Joe Saxon.
1:01.2	And this is one of the best leaders of leaders that I know.
1:06.0	Joe, she's a leadership trainer, she's an international speaker, she's an author, very,
1:12.1	very passionate about seeing women sort of live into their full potential.
1:17.9	And so first of all, Joe is the child of Najirine, immigrants who grew up in the youth
1:23.6	UK.
1:24.6	So you're welcome in advance for her beautiful and lovely accent, you're going to love it.
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