Who:What Was Your "Yes": Ep 4 FT. Kira La Forgia

Quality Queen Control

Asha Christina

Christianity, Education, Spirituality, Self-improvement, Religion & Spirituality

4.7 • 683 Ratings

🗓️ 7 June 2023

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

Hey Angels,

Today we talk all things Boss babe related. Kira La Forgia, Founder of Paradigm Consulting, Director of Operations/HR turned Small Business Consultant for millennial entrepreneurs. Kira shares her experience with burn out and PTSD, how to lead people authentically, how to create a business model that centers creativity and really brings charsima and spunk into the space of business. I promise you will love listening as much I enjoyed speaking with her!

Kira La Forgia has firsthand experience with the challenges involved in managing the human side of running a business. After struggling with burnout and being diagnosed with PTSD, Kira realized the importance of delegating tasks and taking care of her mental health. She learned this lesson the hard way, having tried to take on everything herself, which ultimately led to her experiencing significant stress and burnout. In fact, it took a team of six people to effectively replace Kira and take on the responsibilities she had been managing alone.

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You can find Kira on Instagram here. Kira has also been featured in publications such as Forbes, SD Voyager, and The Social Bungalow. You can also check out her audiobook on Scribd

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Hey, babe.
0:01.7	It's Asia Christina.
0:04.3	This is Quality Queen Control.
0:09.4	What is happening?
0:12.1	Hello, Angels.
0:13.2	Happy Wednesday.
0:14.4	Today we have a guest.
0:16.7	Her name is Kira Laforja.
0:19.0	Super excited to have her on the podcast today because she really is going to give us an amazing discussion about how you can kind of be a boss without being, you know, the B word.
0:31.2	What I love about her is that she really focuses on bringing that human aspect into the side of business. You know, when you have those really
0:39.5	robotic email exchanges with people or you don't really know how to approach a conversation because
0:45.2	you don't want to seem too much of this, too little of that, is this professional, is it not?
0:49.1	We're going to dive into all of that. Kira actually has firsthand experience with the challenges involved in managing the
0:56.3	human side of running a business. You know, she struggled with burnout and was literally diagnosed
1:01.2	with PTSD, which we're going to actually dive into. She realized the importance of delegating
1:07.1	tasks and taking care of her mental health. Uh-huh, speak, you know, preaching to the choir because you guys know, one thing about me is
1:12.8	I'm going to take a mental health break.
1:15.7	She actually learned this lesson the hard way and having tried to take on everything herself,
1:20.7	which ultimately led her to experience significant stress and burnout.
1:25.3	So it actually took a team of six people to effectively replace Kira and take on the
1:32.5	responsibilities that she has been managing alone.
1:35.3	So she's going to talk to us about hiring, onboarding, managing performance.
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