Own the Stage, Negotiate your Worth, Build your Brand, Network and be Powerful: Lydia Fenet- Auctioneer, Speaker ,Author "The most Powerful woman in the room is YOU"

<p>Ep 28: How do you command a stage of 50 to 5000 audience members? Lydia Fenet. does it with flair, humour and storytelling. She shares how we can own the stage and how it took her 10 years to discover her voice and rhythm. She delves into the one crucial conversation with her manager that helped her feel empowered, valued and paid what she was worth. This also helped her get promoted and gave her the confidence to negotiate for herself at every juncture. Join her as she talks about how she has established her personal brand.</p><p>Have you heard the saying your 'Network is your Net Worth'. Lydia walks us through how she networks in a room full of strangers and how we all have been building our network since we were kids.</p><p>I felt powerful reading Lydias's book and I am sure you will tap into your inner strength and voice as you walk on the path to being a powerful woman. This interview is laced with subtle humour and camaraderie. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.</p><p>Don't forget to pick up Lydia's book :The most Powerful Woman in the room is YOU" Lydia is a master storyteller who tells her story and passes on her message with humor, with emotion, with thought, and also a little bit of cheekiness. You will learn much as you rub shoulders with generous donors and celebrities through the pages..</p><p></p><p><strong>LYDIA FENET </strong>is a global thought leader and Christie’s Ambassador who has led auctions for more than six hundred organizations raising over half a billion dollars for nonprofits globally. Lydia is represented by CAA and travels internationally as a keynote speaker helping people unlock their sales potential and empowering women in the workplace. She was named one of New York’s most influential women by <em>Gotham </em>magazine and has been featured in the <em>New York Times</em>, <em>The Wall Street Journal</em>, <em>Forbes</em> and <em>Crain’s</em>, and has appeared in <em>Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar</em>, <em>Vanity Fair </em>and <em>Town &amp; Country</em>. Her widely acclaime