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Join Jeanie Coomber and her band of seasoned warriors as they gain insight, tell stories and share wisdom. Every week Jeanie interviews special guests who've had a powerful impact through their careers and lives. Get ready to be enlightened and inspired with every episode.
Join Jeanie Coomber and her band of seasoned warriors as they gain insight, tell stories and share wisdom. Every week Jeanie interviews special guests who've had a powerful impact through their careers and lives. Get ready to be enlightened and inspired with every episode.
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Hosts
Jeanie Coomber
Previous Guests
Jean Otte
Jean Otte is the Founder of WOMEN Unlimited, Inc., an organization dedicated to the advancement of women in the workplace. Born in London during World War II, Jean's early experiences shaped her determination and independence. Throughout her career, she has been recognized for her grit, humor, and clarity, and has served as a mentor to many. Jean's ability to balance big-picture thinking with tactical execution has made her a respected figure in entrepreneurship. She has faced numerous obstacles and has shared her insights on overcoming fear and uncertainty, making her a powerful motivator and mentor.
Jean Otte is the Founder of WOMEN Unlimited, Inc., an organization dedicated to the advancement of women in the workplace. Born in London during World War II, Jean's early experiences shaped her determination and independence. Throughout her career, she has been recognized for her grit, humor, and clarity, and has served as a mentor to many. Jean's ability to balance big-picture thinking with tactical execution has made her a respected figure in entrepreneurship. She has faced numerous obstacles and has shared her insights on overcoming fear and uncertainty, making her a powerful motivator and mentor.
Fisayo Fiz Olajide
Fisayo Fiz Olajide is an acclaimed filmmaker and creative executive whose work bridges corporate innovation and cinematic storytelling. As the Director of Brand Design for X, she leads brand strategy and design, shaping a visionary identity for one of the world's most influential platforms.
Fisayo Fiz Olajide is an acclaimed filmmaker and creative executive whose work bridges corporate innovation and cinematic storytelling. As the Director of Brand Design for X, she leads brand strategy and design, shaping a visionary identity for one of the world's most influential platforms.
Topics Discussed
leadership
resilience
community
human connection
movement
entrepreneurship
mentorship
fear
courage
WOMEN Unlimited, Inc.
World War II
determination
independence
corporate transition
success
advice
20th anniversary
Transition Enterprises LLC
inner wisdom
bold choices
journey
professional and spiritual balance
misconceptions
self-discovery
integration
Fisayo Fiz Olajide
filmmaker
creative executive
transformation
self-doubt
business opportunities
Episodes
Here's the recent few episodes on Warriors at Work.
0:0031:04
The Birth of Warriors at Work - 5 Year Anniversary
March 16, 2020. A moment in time when everything changed. The world almost stopped, uncertainty rose, and we were all forced to navigate uncharted territory.
It was also the day I took a big leap into the unknown. I went live on Facebook, not knowing who would show up but knowing that leadership, resilience, and community were needed more than ever.
That was the birth of Warriors At Work.
What started as live conversations—meditations, visualizations, leadership practices, resources, humor, and above all, human connection—became a movement. A space for people to fuel themselves and each other. A place to remind us that even in the hardest times, we are not alone.
Looking back, that risk was one of the best decisions I ever made. Warriors At Work wasn’t just for others—it was for me, too.
To those who were there from the beginning and those who have joined along the way—thank you. Here’s to the power of courage, community, and showing up, even when the world feels uncertain.
March 16, 2020. A moment in time when everything changed. The world almost stopped, uncertainty rose, and we were all forced to navigate uncharted territory.
It was also the day I took a big leap into the unknown. I went live on Facebook, not knowing who would show up but knowing that leadership, resilience, and community were needed more than ever.
That was the birth of Warriors At Work.
What started as live conversations—meditations, visualizations, leadership practices, resources, humor, and above all, human connection—became a movement. A space for people to fuel themselves and each other. A place to remind us that even in the hardest times, we are not alone.
Looking back, that risk was one of the best decisions I ever made. Warriors At Work wasn’t just for others—it was for me, too.
To those who were there from the beginning and those who have joined along the way—thank you. Here’s to the power of courage, community, and showing up, even when the world feels uncertain.
0:0054:59
WAW 5th Anniversary - Our First Podcast "Becoming You" Featuring Jean Otte
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Jeanie Coomber
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Jean Otte
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
entrepreneurshipmentorshipfearcourageWOMEN Unlimited, Inc.World War IIdeterminationindependencecorporate transitionsuccessadvice
In celebration of the 5-year anniversary of Warriors At Work, I am resharing my first ever interview with the “ultimate mentor and motivator” Jean Otte in early 2020.
Experience a special journey into entrepreneurship with the extraordinary Jean Otte, Founder of WOMEN Unlimited, Inc. From Jean’s very humble beginnings in London during World War II to the building of a nationally recognized organization, Jean talks openly and honestly about fear, uncertainty and courage as she faced many obstacles over her career.
Jean Otte was the embodiment of grit, humor, clarity, ambition, and courage.
As my mentor, she challenged anything mediocre. She was direct, intuitive, and never shy about giving advice. Jean had an incredible ability to balance big-picture thinking with tactical execution. She could hold space for fears and insecurities while guiding you toward confident decisions.
I still hear her voice when I’m feeling unsure or insecure. Her influence shaped me in ways I can’t fully express, and for that, I am deeply grateful.
(2:15) Jean shares with us some of her experiences growing up in England during WWII. (8:30) Did Jean’s determination and independence come from her experiences while growing up? (12:21) Jean shares her motivation for starting her own company. (21:46) What was Jean’s transition like, to move from a corporate position to starting out on her own? (26:40) What were some of the first things Jean did notice that proved her new venture was going to succeed? (31:32) Jean shares how her mentor, Jack Urish, was an integral throughout getting WOMEN Unlimited, Inc. off the ground. (36:18) What has been Jean’s greatest accomplishment building this business? (39:23) What was a point of frustration or concern for her during that same time? (42:05) What advice would Jean share for those just starting out? (45:46) Who or what brings Jean joy? What frustrates Jean? What scares her and how does she overcome those fears? Who would she want to meet, alive or dead? (52:06) What daily practice or ritual that keeps Jean alive and connected?
In celebration of the 5-year anniversary of Warriors At Work, I am resharing my first ever interview with the “ultimate mentor and motivator” Jean Otte in early 2020.
Experience a special journey into entrepreneurship with the extraordinary Jean Otte, Founder of WOMEN Unlimited, Inc. From Jean’s very humble beginnings in London during World War II to the building of a nationally recognized organization, Jean talks openly and honestly about fear, uncertainty and courage as she faced many obstacles over her career.
Jean Otte was the embodiment of grit, humor, clarity, ambition, and courage.
As my mentor, she challenged anything mediocre. She was direct, intuitive, and never shy about giving advice. Jean had an incredible ability to balance big-picture thinking with tactical execution. She could hold space for fears and insecurities while guiding you toward confident decisions.
I still hear her voice when I’m feeling unsure or insecure. Her influence shaped me in ways I can’t fully express, and for that, I am deeply grateful.
(2:15) Jean shares with us some of her experiences growing up in England during WWII. (8:30) Did Jean’s determination and independence come from her experiences while growing up? (12:21) Jean shares her motivation for starting her own company. (21:46) What was Jean’s transition like, to move from a corporate position to starting out on her own? (26:40) What were some of the first things Jean did notice that proved her new venture was going to succeed? (31:32) Jean shares how her mentor, Jack Urish, was an integral throughout getting WOMEN Unlimited, Inc. off the ground. (36:18) What has been Jean’s greatest accomplishment building this business? (39:23) What was a point of frustration or concern for her during that same time? (42:05) What advice would Jean share for those just starting out? (45:46) Who or what brings Jean joy? What frustrates Jean? What scares her and how does she overcome those fears? Who would she want to meet, alive or dead? (52:06) What daily practice or ritual that keeps Jean alive and connected?
Reconnect, Reflect and Celebrate 20 years with Fiz Olajide (Part 2)
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Jeanie Coomber
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Fisayo Fiz Olajide
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
20th anniversaryTransition Enterprises LLCinner wisdombold choicesjourneyprofessional and spiritual balancemisconceptionsmentorshipself-discoveryintegrationadvicecommunity
In 2025, Transition Enterprises LLC marks its 20th anniversary! Over the past two decades, I have had the honor of working with some of the most talented and inspirational leaders around the world. It has been a privilege to be in service to something greater than myself, helping others tap into their inner wisdom and make bold choices.
To commemorate this milestone, my dear friend Fisayo “Fiz” Olajide, an acclaimed filmmaker and creative executive, turns the lens on me. Together, we explore my journey—where it all started as well as the stumbles along the way.
Whether you've been part of this ride from the beginning or are just joining now, this series is a reflection on pain, joy, transformation, and the power of trusting your inner wisdom. I’m excited to share the triumphs, challenges, and defining moments from the past 20 years. Join us as we celebrate, share and look ahead to the future!
(3:38) Balancing her professional and spiritual side in business? (7:20) What are some of the common misconceptions you have encountered about the work you do? (9:54) Jeanie shares with the community who she sees as a mentor. (12:22) What has Jeanie discovered about herself after doing this work for 20 years? (14:57) What does it mean to Jeanie integrate all aspects of herself? (16:50) How would Jeanie distill her message into one word and how does she see the next chapter unfolding? (19:14) If she could give her younger self some advice, what would it be? (20:00) Is there one thing she would like her community to take away from this conversation?
In 2025, Transition Enterprises LLC marks its 20th anniversary! Over the past two decades, I have had the honor of working with some of the most talented and inspirational leaders around the world. It has been a privilege to be in service to something greater than myself, helping others tap into their inner wisdom and make bold choices.
To commemorate this milestone, my dear friend Fisayo “Fiz” Olajide, an acclaimed filmmaker and creative executive, turns the lens on me. Together, we explore my journey—where it all started as well as the stumbles along the way.
Whether you've been part of this ride from the beginning or are just joining now, this series is a reflection on pain, joy, transformation, and the power of trusting your inner wisdom. I’m excited to share the triumphs, challenges, and defining moments from the past 20 years. Join us as we celebrate, share and look ahead to the future!
(3:38) Balancing her professional and spiritual side in business? (7:20) What are some of the common misconceptions you have encountered about the work you do? (9:54) Jeanie shares with the community who she sees as a mentor. (12:22) What has Jeanie discovered about herself after doing this work for 20 years? (14:57) What does it mean to Jeanie integrate all aspects of herself? (16:50) How would Jeanie distill her message into one word and how does she see the next chapter unfolding? (19:14) If she could give her younger self some advice, what would it be? (20:00) Is there one thing she would like her community to take away from this conversation?
In 2025, Transition Enterprises LLC marks its 20th anniversary! Over the past two decades, I have had the honor of working with some of the most talented and inspirational leaders around the world. It has been a privilege to be in service to something greater than myself, helping others tap into their inner wisdom and make bold choices.
To commemorate this milestone, my dear friend Fisayo “Fiz” Olajide, an acclaimed filmmaker and creative executive, turns the lens on me. Together, we explore my journey—where it all started as well as the stumbles along the way.
Whether you've been part of this ride from the beginning or are just joining now, this series is a reflection on pain, joy, transformation, and the power of trusting your inner wisdom. I’m excited to share the triumphs, challenges, and defining moments from the past 20 years.
About Fisayo “Fiz” Olajide Fiz is a filmmaker and creative executive whose work bridges corporate innovation and cinematic storytelling. As the Director of Brand Design for X, she leads brand strategy and design, shaping a visionary identity for one of the world’s most influential platforms.
Join us as we celebrate, share and look ahead to the future!
(5:20) Who was Jeanie before starting Transitions Enterprises and the Warriors and Work platform? (10:58) What were some of the philosophies that resonated with Jeanie when she first got started? (14:57) How did Jeanie find her first clients? What were those first years like? (15:56) How would she describe her brand and how has it evolved over the years? (17:55) Jeanie shares how she views intuition and discusses the power of pausing? (21:00) Were there moments of self-doubt and show did Jeanie navigate them? (24:13) Jeanie discusses a time when she thought about quitting and shares how she pulled through? (27:46) What are some of the things Jeanie would see (business opportunities and clients) that she found didn’t align with her? (29:10) What stories comes to mind where Jeanie saw incredible transformations of clients and business colleagues. (32:42) What are some of the biggest trials that Jeanie has overcome during her career?
In 2025, Transition Enterprises LLC marks its 20th anniversary! Over the past two decades, I have had the honor of working with some of the most talented and inspirational leaders around the world. It has been a privilege to be in service to something greater than myself, helping others tap into their inner wisdom and make bold choices.
To commemorate this milestone, my dear friend Fisayo “Fiz” Olajide, an acclaimed filmmaker and creative executive, turns the lens on me. Together, we explore my journey—where it all started as well as the stumbles along the way.
Whether you've been part of this ride from the beginning or are just joining now, this series is a reflection on pain, joy, transformation, and the power of trusting your inner wisdom. I’m excited to share the triumphs, challenges, and defining moments from the past 20 years.
About Fisayo “Fiz” Olajide Fiz is a filmmaker and creative executive whose work bridges corporate innovation and cinematic storytelling. As the Director of Brand Design for X, she leads brand strategy and design, shaping a visionary identity for one of the world’s most influential platforms.
Join us as we celebrate, share and look ahead to the future!
(5:20) Who was Jeanie before starting Transitions Enterprises and the Warriors and Work platform? (10:58) What were some of the philosophies that resonated with Jeanie when she first got started? (14:57) How did Jeanie find her first clients? What were those first years like? (15:56) How would she describe her brand and how has it evolved over the years? (17:55) Jeanie shares how she views intuition and discusses the power of pausing? (21:00) Were there moments of self-doubt and show did Jeanie navigate them? (24:13) Jeanie discusses a time when she thought about quitting and shares how she pulled through? (27:46) What are some of the things Jeanie would see (business opportunities and clients) that she found didn’t align with her? (29:10) What stories comes to mind where Jeanie saw incredible transformations of clients and business colleagues. (32:42) What are some of the biggest trials that Jeanie has overcome during her career?
