In episode 7 of The Psychology of Successful Women Podcast, Shona Rowan and Magistrate Wendy Hughes connect for an open and engaging conversation about:

• Her career journey and appointment as a Magistrate of the Children’s Court in Western Australia in February 2020
• Why knowing yourself and being honest with yourself, is key to success and fulfilment
• Recognising the value of external guidance and support to help take your career to the next level
• Keeping an open mind, seizing opportunities and the importance of being able to get along with people
• The best advice she has ever received and so much more….

The Psychology of Successful Women podcast with Shona Rowan explores the mindset, behaviour and success strategies of high-achieving women. Shona Rowan is a global high-performance coach, inspirational speaker and best-selling author of The Psychology of Successful Women.  Shona is also the founder of The Psychology of Successful Women – Career Acceleration Program.

Shona has 20 years of international experience working with Fortune 500 companies, leading professional service firms, entrepreneurs, business owners and career-minded individuals to maximise their performance and accelerate success.  Shona helps organisations build inclusive, high-performing teams; grow leadership and management capability; and support, develop and retain their female talent. Through her inspirational events and signature programs, Shona has helped thousands of people accelerate their careers, boost their performance, and maximise their success – according to what ‘success’ truly means to them.

To read more about Shona’s work – head to www.shonarowan.com or email us at support@shonarowan.com.

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About Magistrate Wendy Hughes:

Magistrate Hughes completed a Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Laws at the University of Western Australia and was admitted into practice in 2007 after doing her articles with the State DPP. To this day Her Honour is eternally grateful to the DPP for giving her the job, recognising the fact that had she been applying in today’s job market she is unlikely to have got the position. After 4 years at the DPP Her Honour wanted to experience the other side of the bar table and went to work at the Aboriginal Legal Service for 7 years including 2 years as the solicitor in charge of the criminal law unit. Her Honour then went into private practice as a sole practitioner including a short time sitting on the Liquor Commission and as an Arbitrator for Work cover. Her Honour is currently a Magistrate in the Children’s Court. Her Honour has a 7 year old daughter and a rescue greyhound.