When you're at a crossroads, who do you really trust for guidance? Why are they your trusted advisor? In this episode of Tip That Scale, your host Nichole Wesson is challenging you to ask not just who knows you, but whether you truly know yourself.Mentioned in This Episode⁠Clear With Nichol⁠: Recommended for listeners seeking a faith-grounded, spiritual perspective on life and living. Memorable MomentsOn recognizing fear-based adviceWhat comes with how we present ourselvesOn knowing yourself before you ask anyone else Enjoyed this episode? Like, subscribe, and follow Tip That Scale on your favorite podcast platform and on social media for more conversations on navigating career crossroads, self-trust, and tipping that scale in your favor.

Reading the room is one of the most powerful skills you can develop, and chances are, no one ever formally taught it to you. In this episode, Nichole explores how this untaught, underused skill shapes every interaction you have, from the boardroom to a one-on-one conversation. It is not just about public speaking. It is about tuning in to the people around you, understanding what is being said and what is not, and creating the kind of connection that builds real trust. Whether you are a leader, an individual contributor, or simply someone who wants to show up differently in every room you walk into, this episode is for you.Resources:Toastmasters InternationalHow to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie (a classic and must read on human connection )

In this episode of Tip That Scale, Nichole explores the breakdown of social infrastructure through the lens of modern etiquette. What happened to Excuse me, Please, and Thank You in our every day lives? They may seem like small phrases, but their absence points to a significant shift in societal norms. What does this reveal about our world today? And, where are we headed tomorrow?Nichole examines why these "missing links" are essential and draws on her Southern roots and a little help from Emily Post.Resources:Emily Post: The Surprising History of Etiquette (TIME)The Definition of Etiquette⁠Etiquette in the Workplace (Columbia University)⁠Mary Poppins - A Spoonful of SugarRecommended Reading:Emily Post’s Etiquette, The Centennial Edition, by Lizzie Post and Daniel Post SenningModern Manners: Navigating the Digital Age

In this episode of Tip That Scale, host Nichole Wesson explores the powerful, often difficult, but ultimately liberating act of letting go.Nichole dives into why releasing what no longer serves us is a necessity for protecting our peace and moving from surviving to thriving.In this episode, we discuss:Are choosing a new path or simply avoiding a lesson?Recognizing "glitches" that signal it’s time to step away. What transformation looks like in the letting go process.Whether you are navigating a search, a difficult relationship, or just need to release negative self-talk, this episode is a guide to leaving behind what is heavy so you can move forward into what aligns with your true self.Listen now and learn how to tip the scale toward your own peace of mind. Don’t forget to like, follow, and subscribe so you never miss an episode!

In this episode of Tip That Scale, Nichole dives deep into the topic of JOY. While happiness may be fleeting, joy is intense. Listen to how glimmers are more important that triggers, and why joy is considered an act of rebellion. What is a joy jar? Plus, you don't want to miss what Nichole shares about the "Haters."Episode Resources:⁠⁠How to Increase Your “Feel-Good” Hormones and Neurochemicals⁠⁠ (The University of Arizona)Elevate your life with the joy algorithm by Allegra Cohen (TEDx Talk)Where joy hides and how to find it by Ingrid Fetell Lee (TEDx Talk)The Book of Joy: Lasting Happiness in a Changing World by Dalai Lama and Desmond TutuConnect with Tip That ScaleInstagram: @TipThatScaleSubscribe: Never miss an episode by following us on your favorite podcast platform.Share the Joy: If this episode sparked something in you, share it with one person today to keep the connection going.

We’ve all been there. 🤦‍♀️ You say something, and the second it leaves your mouth, you wish you could snatch it back. It’s the ultimate "Oopsie."In the latest episode of Tip That Scale, our host, Nichole Wesson, gets real about those moments, those oopsies. And she shares some strategies to navigate these sticky situations. Be your own crisis management agency.🎧 Listen to "Oopsie" now!

Nichole brings something new to Tip That Scale.Everyone needs a little something something to get us through the day, week, or month. Every month, Nichole will share something to motivate you, to affirm you, or to encourage you.Welcome to MidMonthMotivationMonday!

In this episode of Tip That Scale, host Nichole Wesson comes clean about a topic she once resisted: Artificial Intelligence (AI). Since March 2023, the landscape has shifted, and so has Nichole’s perspective. From being a "human-centered" skeptic to becoming AI certified, she shares her journey from resistance to empowerment. But this isn't about letting robots take over—it's about finding the right "fit."Tune in to discover:The "Corporate" TrapNichole’s Jeans Analogy (you know Nichole loves an analogy)Stop taking the shortcuts and start finding your voice. Click play to hear how to make AI work for you, not the other way around.Resources:Episode Archive: S1 Ep 16: Post-production, an interview with James AlireCourse: ⁠Google AI Essentials⁠Keywords: #AIforCareer #GenXTech HumanCenteredAI

Leadership 101 is one title of this episode, but maybe it's more of a prequel.Nichole uses real world examples, even a few from childhood, to step into the important topic of leadership. It's the first of many discussions about this topic. Welcome to Tip That Scale, hosted by Nichole Wesson. Nichole shares different insights, views, thoughts, and ideas to help you tip that scale in your favor.

The biggest event of 2026 (so far) has opened the door to an important conversation -- culture.Your host, Nichole Wesson, takes a stand on a topic that is near and dear to her heart. It's time to talk about why culture matters.