Shelly Cammish

Women Talk

Women Talk isn’t here to sugarcoat life — it’s here to help you navigate it. Hosted by Shelly Cammish, this podcast is for women who are ready to think differently, make smarter decisions, and take control of their careers, finances, and personal growth. We talk about the things most people avoid — workplace bias, money gaps, burnout, relationships, and the patterns that keep women stuck. Every episode gives you perspective, tools, and strategies you can actually use. Because the goal isn’t to work harder — it’s to move smarter.

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Shelly Cammish

Kategorie

Education

Podcast-Website

www.greenwell-solutions.com

Neueste Folge

29. Sep 2026

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Four Generations, One Workplace 29.09.2026

Four generations are now working side by side—and they don’t always see work the same way. In this episode of Women Talk, Shelly Cammish breaks down how Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials and Gen Z tend to show up in today’s workplace, what each generation values most, what they value least, and why those differences can create tension. From communication styles and flexibility to hierarchy, feedbac...

AI Over Concierge Healthcare 22.09.2026

Is concierge healthcare really worth thousands of dollars a year—or are women paying a premium for services they can access another way? In this episode of Women Talk, Shelly Cammish shares what happened when her wellness clinic announced a $3,600 annual concierge fee and why it prompted her to rethink the value of these increasingly popular memberships. She explores how women can use direct-acces...

Big Hat No Cattle 15.09.2026

What if the people who look the richest actually aren’t the wealthiest? In this episode of Women Talk , Shelly Cammish takes on the difference between looking rich and actually building wealth using the old expression “Big Hat, No Cattle.” The luxury car, bigger house, designer bag, private school and expensive vacation may tell you what someone spends—but they tell you very little about what that...

The Anxious Mind 08.09.2026

Do you ever feel physically exhausted but your mind simply won’t stop? You’re replaying yesterday’s conversation, worrying about tomorrow, running through your to-do list, checking notifications, and mentally managing everything and everyone around you. In this episode of Women Talk, Shelly Cammish explores why so many women struggle with mental noise, overthinking and rumination—and how our alway...

Women at Work: Stop taking everything so personally 01.09.2026

Workplace conflict can feel personal—but what if you stopped attacking the person and started attacking the problem? In this episode of Women Talk, Shelly Cammish explores why we so easily internalize criticism, disagreement, and difficult workplace interactions, and how doing so can make problems harder to solve. When we attach a person’s character, intentions, or personality to the issue in fron...

Women at Work: Yes And 25.08.2026

Workplace disagreements don’t have to become personal. In this episode of Women at Work, Shelly Cammish explores how to separate yourself from the problem, stop interpreting every challenge as criticism, and approach difficult conversations with curiosity instead of defensiveness. Learn practical ways to stay objective, protect relationships, and shift from emotional reaction to strategic problem-...

Developing a Flexible Mindset 18.08.2026

In this episode of Women Talk, Shelly Cammish explores why a flexible mindset may be one of the most powerful tools you can build in life, leadership, career, relationships, and personal growth. The most adaptable person is often the most likely to reach their outcome — not because they force harder, but because they can pivot, reassess, and find another way forward. Shelly breaks down how rigidit...

Where Is Your Time Really Going? 11.08.2026

In this episode of Women Talk, Shelly Cammish explores time affluence and why time is the most valuable currency we have. Through a simple time audit, she helps listeners examine where their time is going, what they can dump, what they need to keep, and what they can delegate or outsource. This episode is for anyone who feels like there is never enough time and wants to reclaim more of their day f...

Empath or Co-dependent? 04.08.2026

In this episode of Women Talk, Shelly Cammish explores the difference between being empathetic and being codependent. Through personal reflection and real-life patterns, she explains how caring for others can sometimes become self-abandonment when your worth is tied to being needed. This episode is for anyone learning to set boundaries, reclaim their needs, and build relationships where care flows...

Moving from Scarcity to Abundance 28.07.2026

In this episode of Women Talk, Shelly Cammish breaks down why the wealthy don’t play defense—and why scarcity is more than a financial condition. It is a mindset that can quietly shape your decisions, limit your opportunities, and keep you playing smaller than you are capable of. Shelly explores five powerful mind shifts that help you move from scarcity to abundance, including how to stop confusin...

Women at Work: Executive Presence 21.07.2026

Executive presence is not about being louder, colder, or more polished than everyone else in the room. It is about being clear, grounded, credible, and trusted. In this episode of Women Talk, Shelly Cammish breaks down what executive presence really means for women at work and why it matters for career growth, leadership, influence, and visibility. You will learn five practical things you can star...

The Science of Positive Psychology 14.07.2026

What if the biggest thing holding you back isn't your boss, your circumstances, your relationships, or even your past? What if it's your own mind? In this episode of Women Talk, Shelly Cammish explores the science of Positive Psychology and Positive Intelligence (PQ)—the hidden force behind your happiness, resilience, leadership ability, relationships, and even your lifespan. Discover why being "p...

Discovering Your Values 07.07.2026

Have you ever felt stuck, frustrated, or disconnected from your life but couldn't quite explain why? In this episode of Women Talk, Shelly Cammish explores the powerful role values play in shaping our decisions, relationships, careers, and overall happiness. Learn how to identify your core values, recognize the signs of value misalignment, and understand why certain jobs, relationships, and life c...

Toxic Bosses 30.06.2026

Is your boss difficult—or truly toxic? In this episode of Women Talk , Shelly Cammish tackles one of the most common challenges women face at work: navigating toxic leadership without immediately quitting a job they may otherwise love. You'll learn the five warning signs of a toxic boss, including chronic urgency, inconsistency, micromanagement, withholding recognition, and the subtle ways toxic l...

Women at Work: Finding your NO 23.06.2026

In this Women at Work episode, Shelly Cammish tackles one of the hardest professional skills for many women: learning how to say no without damaging relationships, opportunities, or career growth. From extra projects and emotional labor to constant availability and unrealistic expectations, women are often conditioned to believe their value comes from always being helpful and accommodating. This e...

Women at Work: Confidence vs Capability 16.06.2026

In this Women at Work episode, Shelly Cammish unpacks the confidence vs. credibility gap many women silently navigate in the workplace. Why do women feel pressure to over-prepare, over-explain, and constantly prove themselves while others are evaluated on potential alone? From imposter syndrome and fear of visibility to the likability trap and self-silencing, this episode explores the emotional an...

Women at Work: Invisible Labor 09.06.2026

In this Women at Work series, we tackle the invisible labor and mental load women carry in the workplace every day. From emotional labor and office “housework” to over-explaining, constant availability, and silently fixing problems behind the scenes, women are often doing far more than what appears in their job description. This episode breaks down the top 10 forms of unseen work that lead to burn...

Women at Work: Rejection and Reflection 02.06.2026

Rejection at work can feel deeply personal — especially when you’ve worked hard, stayed loyal, and watched someone else get the opportunity you thought you earned. In this powerful Women at Work episode, Shelly Cammish breaks down why rejection hurts so much psychologically, how the sunk cost fallacy keeps women emotionally attached to the wrong environments, and why losses stay with us longer tha...

Breaking a Habit 26.05.2026

You don’t break habits by fighting them. Learn how shifting your identity and focus helps old habits fall away naturally and creates lasting change. Combining Health, Wealth, and Career  Get lessons, impactful resources and self-care ideas delivered to your inbox. Relevant Links: GreenWell Solutions

Speak Up 19.05.2026

There are moments in life where you know something isn’t right, but you stay quiet anyway. In this episode, we break down why that happens, how to recognize the internal signals you’ve been ignoring, and what it actually looks like to speak up for yourself in a clear, grounded way. If you’ve ever second-guessed your instincts, felt resentment build, or struggled to set boundaries without over-expl...

Chemistry vs Compatibility 12.05.2026

In this episode of Women Talk, Shelly Cammish breaks down the difference between chemistry and true compatibility—and why so many women get pulled into relationships that feel exciting at first but become exhausting over time. She walks through the most common red flags that signal imbalance, including inconsistent effort, emotional avoidance, and becoming the “adult” in the relationship. More imp...

Wrong Room Girlfriend 05.05.2026

“Wrong Room, Girlfriend” is a powerful conversation for women who keep finding themselves overlooked, overused, and under-recognized despite their talent. In this episode, Shelly breaks down why high-performing women end up in the wrong environments, how to recognize the signs early, and what it takes to stop proving your worth in spaces that can’t grow you. This is about shifting from being value...

Who's holding who back? 28.04.2026

Explore the real dynamics behind women supporting women at work. Learn how to recognize performative support, advocate authentically, and build stronger female leadership. Combining Health, Wealth, and Career  Get lessons, impactful resources and self-care ideas delivered to your inbox. Relevant Links: GreenWell Solutions

When risk isn't risky 21.04.2026

What if risk isn’t about bravery, but about how many options you can see? In this episode, Shelly Cammish explores how expanding your thinking changes your willingness to take risks, build confidence, and create new opportunities. Learn how to shift from fear to choice—and why the most empowered people aren’t less afraid, they just see more possibilities. Combining Health, Wealth, and Career ...

Why You Need a Coach 14.04.2026

What’s the difference between a coach, therapist, and consultant—and how do you know which one you need? In this episode, Shelly Cammish breaks it down and explains why coaching can be the key to getting unstuck, accelerating your growth, and achieving results faster than going it alone. Learn when coaching is most powerful, how it works, and why top performers—from executives to celebrities—rely...

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