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A podcast for women who are striving and thriving in their quest to "Do It All."
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A long overdue update.
Meet Tissa Hami. (Pronounced like Lisa Mommy.) Tissa is an activist, idealist, and challenger. She is an Ivy League graduate turned investment banker, turned stand-up comic, turned consultant who is known for her groundbreaking work as a female Muslim. In this episode Tissa’s shares her story of how a career on Wall Street, where she was often the “only” in the room – the only woman, person of color, or immigrant led her to work as a stand up comic and ultimately to founding Korsi Consulting,...
Is there a bright side to cancer? I am not sure about that but I do know, that even though the worst of things, there are still little things to be grateful for. In this episode, I share some of the unexpected silver linings to my cancer diagnosis.
It feels good to back talking to other people and I couldn't have asked for a better guest to get restarted. Meet Asha Dahya. Asha is the author of a recently released book 'Today's Wonder Women: Everyday Superheroes Who Are Changing The World' which features inspiring, heroic stories of 50 women and girls from around the world. She is also the founder of a digital platform called GirlTalkHQ.com, which shares the voices and stories of women. She also shares her own story, from Aus...
In this episode, I share what's on my mind in the wake of the Atlanta mass murder of 8 Asian Americans.
The latest update in my breast cancer journey.
Just another update and what I’m looking forward to.
I so excited for you to meet my special guest...my husband, Jonathan. He is a rock star doctor, dad, and husband, as well as an aspiring musician. In this episode, we talk about he is coping with my diagnoses and share some fun stories about how we met and how we kill time in the middle of the night when we can't sleep.
Just a quick update to let you know where I am in the process.
In this episode, I share details of the moments, days, and weeks after my breast cancer diagnosis.
We see it all the time - reminders about how important it is to speak up and advocate for ourselves and others. Recently, I found myself in a situation where speaking up was life-changing in a way I could have never imagined. I am sharing this in the hopes it help other women to do the same.
Shaitia Spruell is a proud young mom, born and raised in Springfield, Ma. She and I are fellow Commissioners on the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women and she is a Senior Program Officer for the Office of Economic Empowerment. She is an inspiring advocate for women of color, youth empowerment, and rebuilding communities rattled by injustice. In this episode, Shaitia shares important information about the work her office is doing to support the financial wellbeing of vulner...
In this episode, I share our college drop of experience, the good, the bad, and the ugly.
In this episode, I talk with Debi Kleiman. Debi is a world-class marketing expert, an entrepreneur's best friend, a talented author, a mom, and I am proud to say, also my personal friend. Debi shares her story about growing up with a mother who set the standard for working mothers, attending Harvard Business School, raising kids while advancing and progressing in a career in marketing and entrepreneurship, and most recently, writing her first book First Pitch. You'll hear why I LOVED this bo...
This whole year has been an emotional roller coaster. Now, as I prepare to send my oldest off to college, during a pandemic, all my emotions are in flux. And I know I am not alone. In this episode, I share how I am feeling about this - the good, the bad and the ugly. I also share some good tips I have received and even make an offer to share my own prized creation. Tune in to learn more!!
Beth Knaus is a kick-ass content writer for entrepreneurs and small businesses with personality. She creates dynamic copy true to her client's voice so they can clearly and confidently communicate who they are and what they can do for their target audience. From an early age, Beth learned that she’d have to do things for herself and didn’t have the luxury of depending on others in the way many other people do. Beth shares how her complicated childhood shaped her life, and how finding i...
In this episode, I talk to Anjali Enjeti, an Atlanta based writer and activist and the mom to 3 beautiful girls. She is also a former co-worker of mine and a dear friend. In this supersized episode...we talk about everything, from how we both ended up in law school (though neither of us still practice), to her decision to get her MFA while juggling motherhood, to the upcoming election and campaigning, to my favorite topic...southern biscuits! This episode has it all.
In this episode, I get to reconnect (or really connect) with someone who I have known for years, yet never really got to know, until now. I am really excited for you to meet Ilana Beigel. Ilana is a Yoga Teacher, Coach, Speech-Language Pathologist, and mom. What I love about most about Ilana's story, and how she tells it, is how relatable it is. We talk about finding yourself in a career and job that on some days, is fine. And other days, it is utterly unbearable and unsatisfying. Ilana talk...
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