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” sharpen their vocabulary, their pitch and ultimately, their influence to get more (and often bigger) opportunities. Meredith is also the founder of FinePoint, a professional development company with a focus on visibility. She has trained at universities including Stanford, and corporates including Intel and Levi Strauss. 
When you think about challenging yourself (and your children) to take risks and to help them become more resilient, much of what Marisa recommends illustrates both theory, as well as real world practice. 
One thing we know about confidence is it grows when we do hard things. In Nancy Mace’s case, really hard things against very difficult odds. Nancy is the first woman to graduate from the historic Citadel military college in South Carolina. Her story — including the backlash she received for being one of the first to challenge the Citadel’s then 154-year, male-only history and the reasons why she was compelled to attend — will both surprise and inspire you. 
Without question Nancy Brinker is the leader of the global movement to end breast cancer. In a single generation the organization she founded in the name of her sister, Susan G. Komen, has changed the world and the way we talk about not only breast cancer, but all types of disease. In addition, since 1982, the Susan G. Komen Foundation has invested almost $3 billion in breast cancer research, education, screening and treatment and has made tremendous headway in the fight against this terrible disease. 
Necessity — coupled with frustration — is often the mother of invention. That was true for Birmingham’s Margot Shaw. She went looking for a magazine dedicated to all things floral but couldn’t find one. So, she created it. It’s called 
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Janice Dean is the perpetually sunny face of weather on Fox New Channel’s highly rated morning show Fox & Friends. In her new memoir aptly entitled 
It’s one thing to complain about voter and citizen apathy, it’s another to roll up one’s sleeves and do something about it. That’s just what Cathy Gillespie is doing. Along with 
If you knew then what you know now, what impact would that have had on your life? That’s the premise behind a wonderful new book called
Carole Hyatt has been in the business of helping build (and rebuild) careers for almost five decades. She is a serial entrepreneur, an accomplished author and speaker, and someone who isn’t afraid to tell you the truth — especially when you need to hear it. She’s also putting her tremendous knowledge to use in helping women in the military transition into civilian careers post retirement. 
Her ground-breaking election in 2014 as the youngest women ever elected to congress (from either political party) positioned Republican Elise Stefanik as a fresh face and unique voice in an institution not typically known for such things. Congresswoman Stefanik readily embraces opportunities to work across the political aisle to achieve results for her constituents in New York’s 21 Congressional District, but she also is keenly aware of her status as role model for other young, female candidates for political office. Our conversation is a great reflection of her authenticity, leadership, and the impact she is having on others.
Sitting in the beautiful living room of Lea Berman’s elegant, historic home (one of the oldest in Washington, DC), we talked with Lea about her new book “Treating People Well” and heard wonderful stories from her days as the White House Social Secretary. One would imagine someone with Lea’s professional background to be gracious. She is, but she also exudes an elegant, quiet confidence, much like that of former First Lady Laura Bush with whom Lea worked closely. Lea is beautiful, graceful, kind, funny, and at all times focused on you — making you comfortable and putting you at ease. She shared her experiences authentically and easily as we jumped from topic to topic — confidence, career, children, work-life balance, partnership, bipartisanship, networking, and of course etiquette and civility.
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