Quiet Doesn’t Mean Small: Leading Without Shouting with Claire Alvis

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Pink Nest Podcast

Nika Brunet Milunovic

7 episodes

1 hour ago

Pink Nest Podcast: This is a tiny, honest home for unpolished conversations about work, creativity, mental health, and all the messy but really raw bits of life. We don’t cut out the pauses, we keep the humanness. No edits. No filters. Just real talk. From events and backstage secrets to burnout, motherhood to mentorship, entrepreneurship to neurodivergence and new ideas, these are the conversations you won’t hear on the main stage. Let's talk life!

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Quiet Doesn’t Mean Small: Leading Without Shouting with Claire Alvis

Pink Nest Podcast

35 minutes 21 seconds

1 month ago

Quiet Doesn’t Mean Small: Leading Without Shouting with Claire Alvis

Quiet Doesn’t Mean Small: Leading Without Shouting

Guest: Claire Alvis, entrepreneur, writer, and advocate for quiet expertise; co-founder of Secret Sauce.

Claire Alvis shares how “listening first” can be a competitive advantage. We dive into scaling without the megaphone, building systems and boundaries, and showing up with intention, especially when life is messy.

What we get into:

Why listening is a competitive advantage
Scaling a business without the megaphone
Boundaries, systems, and sustainable pace
Showing up when life is messy and still meaningful.

If you’ve ever felt drowned out by the loudest voice in the room, this episode is your permission slip to lead differently. You don’t need to be louder to make an impact, you need to be real, intentional, and willing to show up.