Stella Grizont, Executive Coach, Trainer and Founder of Woopaah, joins us this week to share her history with workplace burnout.
From working publishing house basements to the editor of one of Refinery 29’s most sought-after sections, Money Diaries, Lindsey Stanberry, joins us this week to talk about how her career started.
On this episode, Jessica and Bertha talk about how they started their company, industrial symbiosis and why it matters, as well as how to incorporate sustainable practices in businesses.
On this episode, Shirley Chen talks about the benefits of networking, the science of online shopping, and the difficulties she faced starting her own business.
Suzie Williford talks about the hardships she faced, the importance of mentorship, as well as the progress the kitchen and bath industry made in closing the gender gap.
On this episode, Sateria talks about her history with fibroids and how it helped her discover faith and courage in herself to found the Fibroid Foundation.
On this episode, Afua talks about her career plan, how the “5 year plan” can sometimes stifle you, and importance of political action at an early age.
On this episode, Nicola talks about the history of gin, how she started her business, and how to create a distinct voice as a brand.
On this episode, Bethanie Baynes talks about ageism at work, the pressure of being an ideal mother and how her experiences inspired her to use her platform to uplift other women.
On this episode, Tez talks about her early career paths, being an introvert at a social job, and the positive and the negative aspects of working for yourself.
On this episode, Whitney Bell talks about the impact of storytelling, the evolution of feminism, and how to unpack our privilege.
Taking an unconventional path to wealth management, Kirsten joins us this week to talk about being a young single mother in the financial industry.
