Think Zink - Change Your Choices

Sarah Zink

Think Zink - Change Your Choices

United States, EnglishLife

It's time to "Get Zinked"! THINK ZINK RADIO is designed to help women develop strategies to gain influence, achieve goals, and be heard. Women don't just want to be PART of the conversation; we want to CHANGE the conversation! Toward that end, my focus is on sharing thoughts that will help women grow into the powerful beings that they can be. THINK ZINK RADIO is hosted on BlogTalkRadio.com because women don't want to be tied to listening to a show only when it's on the air - they want to listen when it's convenient for them. THINK ZINK RADIO is on 24/7 - you can listen to archived shows any time you want - on your computer, your laptop, your iPad or your smart phone. THINK ZINK RADIO is there whenever you are.

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Sarah Zink

What motivates women to get into politics? What skills do women have that make them assets in the political arena? What do women need to know before they run for office? In order to make things different, we have to DO things... more

On-Demand Episodes

  • by Sarah Zink
  • in Women
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I cringe every time I hear a woman talk about men waging a War on Women. I dont buy it. I dont believe that a man in his right mind would begin to wage war on men. What I believe were seeing is just sheer, unadulterated ignorance. What I... more

  • by Sarah Zink
  • in Women
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Women usually try to avoid difficult conversations; however, this usually leads to more problems - unspoken (and usually unmet) expectations, dropped messages, broken relationships. In order to become a more powerful communicator, its... more

  • by Sarah Zink
  • in Moms and Family
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I find it fascinating that when a mother works, shes a working mom, but when a dad works, hes not labeled a working dad. I guess it just goes to show that we still embrace traditional family structures. Having said that, I want to explore the... more

  • by Sarah Zink
  • in Women
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No matter what you call it - fighting, arguing, quarrelling or disagreeing - most of us will enter into a fight every 48 - 72 hours. These fights can range from mild disagreements to full-blown yelling matches. Women, by and large, dont care... more

  • by Sarah Zink
  • in Work
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I’ve often found it fascinating that men seem able to work with anyone – up to and including the devil – but if women don’t like the person they are working with or for, productivity seems impossible. What makes... more

  • by Sarah Zink
  • in Romance
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Impossible relationships are simply Love Without a Future". So many times, women enter into impossible relationships with a partner who cant commit, who is emotionally bereft, controlling or worse. Why do we do it? Self-esteem is often... more

  • by Sarah Zink
  • in Women
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Welcome to “Fearless Living 101”. What are you afraid of? For me, that’s an easy answer: Spiders. I can speak to you with little fear, I can sing in front of hundreds of people, I can volunteer to teach a classroom of 2nd... more

  • by Sarah Zink
  • in Women
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If you’ve ever found yourself crying at work, “this one’s for you”. I’m talking about crying (or coming to tears when you’re trying to solve a problem, negotiate for a raise, trying to... more

  • by Sarah Zink
  • in Women
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Women arent good at letting go of tasks - personally OR professionally. Sadly, women look at delegation as a form of failure, as if we werent strong enough to do it all. THIS IS FOOLISH. Hoarding tasks makes you weaker, not... more

  • by Sarah Zink
  • in Work
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How do you cope when there’s a lot going on in your personal life, and you’re still expected to function at your best in the workplace? You could be going through a traumatic marriage breakup, serious illness or death of... more
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