the Working Mother’s Mentor

Critical life and relationship lessons with divorce attorney, coach, speaker, and author, Gabrielle Hartley Apr 14, 2020

In this episode we discuss important advice for anyone seeking to live a happier, more peaceful life, regardless of relationship status. Gabrielle Hartley is a divorce attorney who helps couples navigate divorce in a non-toxic way. Her book is endorsed by Gwyneth Paltrow and reveals Gabrielle’s unique approach which keeps 99% of clients out of the courtroom. In addition to being an attorney, Gabrielle is a coach, mediator, speaker and author of Better Apart: The Radically Positive Way to Separate.

[ENCORE] Mom hacks to help you eat right, move more, stress less and sleep better, with acclaimed media health expert, Dr. Darria Long Gillespie Apr 07, 2020

Dr. Darria Long Gillespie is a Yale and Harvard trained ER doctor and a regular TV expert on the HLN, CNN, The Dr. Oz Show, The Doctors, and Fox News. She just released her new book, Mom Hacks, in which she took over 100 of the most high-yield and science-backed solutions to help mother and baby thrive together. Darria resides in Atlanta, Georgia, with her husband, two children, and a Bullmastiff.

[ENCORE] How to combat stress, anxiety, guilt and overwhelm by changing your thinking Mar 31, 2020

Julie talks about automatic negative thoughts and how they can wreak havoc on your emotions. She discusses practical steps you can do TODAY to help you to tame your negative thinking and to gain more control over your emotions.

[ENCORE] Getting Children Involved in Understanding the Power of Saving and Investing, with Tanya Van Court, Founder and CEO of Goalsetter Mar 24, 2020

Tanya Van Court left an illustrious career in the corporate world to launch Goalsetter, a goal-based savings and gifting platform that encourages kids to save in a way that’s fun and engaging. A mom of three with a partner who sometimes has to live 30 miles away, Tanya urges working moms to cultivate and maintain as many supportive relationships as they can.

[ENCORE] Successful millennial entrepreneur Jess Catorc on building online courses, taking risks, and parenting creative children Mar 17, 2020

Jess is a podcast host, online course builder, and leader at Teachable, an online course platform. Jess shares a ton of specific advice on how to design and build a great online course. She also discusses how the environment in which she grew up shaped her drive and entrepreneurial spirit.

[ENCORE] How to stop hiding and start living authentically with Rachel Martin, author of the wildly successful blog Finding Joy, and of the book, the Brave Art of Motherhood Mar 10, 2020

Rachel is the mom of 7 and author of the globally popular blog, Findingjoy. Drawing on her own experiences surviving a difficult divorce and years of poverty, she shares her deeply held belief in the power of the human spirit to overcome. Rachel is an inspiring teacher on parenting and the courage it takes to live an authentic life.

[ENCORE] Teaching your kids good eating habits, using food as medicine, and having impact through social enterprises, with Jess White, SVP Good Measure Meals/Open Hand Atlanta Mar 03, 2020

Jess shares her nutrition and behavior modification expertise as we discuss strategies to help busy families eat healthy meals. Jess will help you to see that food is medicine and how taking a wellness approach to life with affect your eating decisions. You will also learn about the successful social enterprise, Good Measure Meals, and how they leverage an income generating business in order to help fund their social impact programs. Jess discusses how she integrates her work and family life, how she, as a leader, creates an environment for her teams to thrive, and the best advice she’s ever received.

[ENCORE] Finding your purpose, beating cancer, and bouncing back after divorce, with business leader and women’s empowerment coach Melisa Alaba Feb 25, 2020

Melisa is an energetic, passionate leader who supports women entrepreneurs in living their best lives. She is the founder of a global network to connect and educate women, particularly women of color, business owners. She is a thyroid cancer survivor who shares how her journey affects the joy and enthusiasm she brings to every day life. She also provides great, concrete advice on how to find your purpose and to live a full, abundant life.

[ENCORE] Building successful multi-million dollar businesses while raising a family, with Jennifer Kem, branding and marketing expert Feb 18, 2020

Jen Kem is a powerhouse entrepreneur successfully running multiple multi-million dollar businesses while raising her kids. She gives a ton of no-nonsense, very specific advice about business, relationships, and parenting.

[ENCORE] TV anchor, author and host of the How to Be a Financial Grownup Podcast, Bobbi Rebell on how to find financial freedom Feb 11, 2020

Bobbi takes us behind the scenes of her fascinating career journey that has led her from the TV anchor desk at Reuters, to becoming a best-selling author and podcast host. She shares how she made the big decision to leave TV in order to pursue her dream of helping others to find financial freedom as they become Financial Grownups.

Learn how to lead and live without barriers with Stanford Professor and author of Limitless Mind, Jo Boaler: TWMM 098 Feb 04, 2020

Dr. Jo Boaler is an education professor at Stanford University and the author of many books including her most recent book, Limitless Mind: Learn, Lead, and Live Without Barriers. Jo has spent decades studying the impact of beliefs and bias on education and is determined to spread the word that “we can all learn anything.”

Finding your purpose, making tradeoffs and loving your life as a modern-day mom with Lara Schulte of Generation.Mom: TWMM 097 Jan 28, 2020

Lara Schulte is co-founder of Generation.Mom, a platform focused on guiding, connecting and supporting women navigating modern day motherhood. She is also co-host of their podcast, where they dive deep on everything from breastfeeding to postpartum depression. Lara lives in San Diego with her husband and two sons.

Tea Collection Founder & CEO, Leigh Rawdon, on inpsiring global connections while building a multi-million dollar children’s clothing business: TWMM096 Jan 21, 2020

Leigh Rawdon is the inspiring co-founder and CEO of the globally inspired children’s clothing line, Tea Collection. Tea Collection has grown into a multi-million dollar brand that helps educate its followers about different cultures while also giving back. Leigh shares her wisdom on navigating a start-up, building a global business, and raising great kids.

How just doing the next right thing can lead to an extraordinary life, with retired management consultant and committed philanthropist, Vicki Palefsky: TWMM 095 Jan 14, 2020

In this episode, Vicki Palefsky shares a ton of practical, inspiring advice about how to live a great life. Vicki is a retired management consultant with a lifelong commitment to the arts. Today, she pours her time, energy and resources in civic engagement, currently serving on the boards of the Alliance Theatre, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, GCAPP, and ArtsATL. In 2019, Vicki and husband, Howard Palefsky, were honored with an ArtsATL Luminary Award for Philanthropic Legacy.

[ENCORE] Is This A Mid-Life Crisis? Jan 07, 2020

Julie discusses the many questions you may be asking yourself about your life and career, and provides a heart-felt lesson on the power and wisdom of betting on yourself.

[ENCORE] Do you have a goal or a dream you’d like to pursue? You may need to give yourself permission before you can move forward Dec 31, 2019

Julie discusses the 6 types of permission you may need to give yourself in order to move with confidence toward your goals and dreams.

[ENCORE] Parenting Expert and NYT Best-selling author Julie Morgenstern with the instruction manual to parenting, self-care, and time management Dec 24, 2019

Julie generously provides a ton of concrete advice on how to navigate parenthood at different stages and to re-calibrate the way you spend your time. We tackle timely, specific issues including how to stop feeling guilty about how much (or how little) time you feel you spend with your kids, managing screen time, and how to talk to your kids about values in a contentious world.

[ENCORE] CMO and Chief Parenting Officer of BARK and tech TV commentator, Titania Jordan, on keeping your kids safe online, building your dream career, and overcoming personal struggles Dec 17, 2019

Titania shares her inspiring journey that has included being an entrepreneur, a TV tech commentator, and working in the C-suite. She candidly shares her struggles with postpartum depression, anxiety, and imposter syndrome and the great advice has anyone who has similar challenges.

[ENCORE] TV anchor, author and host of the How to Be a Financial Grownup Podcast, Bobbi Rebell on how to find financial freedom Dec 10, 2019

Bobbi takes us behind the scenes of her fascinating career journey that has led her from the TV anchor desk at Reuters, to becoming a best-selling author and podcast host. She shares how she made the big decision to leave TV in order to pursue her dream of helping others to find financial freedom as they become Financial Grownups.

[ENCORE] Tai Beauchamp, internationally recognized style influencer, TV host, and entrepreneur, shares candidly on living life in the spotlight and wrestling with tough decisions Dec 03, 2019

TV host, producer, and founder of Tai Life media company, Tai Beauchamp takes us behind the scenes to understand the hard work, personal sacrifices, and triumphs of her glamorous, jet-set life.

What do the Duchess of Sussex, Lady Gaga, and Gwyneth Paltrow have in common? Jewelry designer and CEO, Adina Reyter, on how she creates accessibly priced fine jewelry and her entrepreneurial journey: TWMM 094 Nov 26, 2019

Adina Reyter began by taking metal working classes in the evenings while still working full-time in advertising. Today, her ever-growing jewelry collections can be spotted on talented, high-profile women including Lady Gaga, Gigi Hadid, and Gwyneth Paltrow. Even Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, personally selected Adina Reyter as her jewelry of choice. Adina lives in Los Angeles, California with her husband and three children.

[ENCORE] Winding career paths and frequent travel can be tough— the J.Paul Getty Trust’s Head of Development, Janet Feldstein McKillop, shares inspiring lessons from her journey Nov 19, 2019

Janet shares her fascinating career journey that has led her to running development for the J. Paul Getty Trust, juggling her hectic work schedule with being present for her kids, and how she takes care of herself in the midst of it all.

[ENCORE] Macaroni Kid Founder and CEO Joyce Shulman on taking the leap to entrepreneurship, scaling your business, and taking care of yourself Nov 12, 2019

Joyce is a lawyer turned creative, visionary entrepreneur. Her company, Macaroni Kid, reaches nearly 3 million households per month with hyper local information about great resources and events for families. Joyce shares concrete leadership, business, self-care, and parenting advice in this episode. Joyce is warm, wise, and inspiring and provides specific tactics to help you avoid the martyr mom syndrome and to integrate your busy professional and personal lives.

Dealing with Stress and Pressure: TWMM 092 Nov 05, 2019

On this episode, we discuss something we all experience–stress and pressure. Even with perfect planning, sometimes you cannot possibly foresee all possible scenarios. Julie shares wise words from an old parable which will encourage you to think and respond to stress a little differently.

Help your kids love themselves, appreciate their uniqueness, and thrive with Curlee Girlee author, Atara Twersky : TWMM 091 Oct 29, 2019

Atara Twersky is an attorney, author and mom on a mission. Her Curlee Girlee book started a movement to help curly haired girls embrace their curls and love themselves. She lives in New York City with her husband and three children.

[ENCORE] Building the confidence, courage, and mindset fundamental to making it to the C-Suite, with former CIO of Southern Company, Becky Blalock Oct 22, 2019

Author, speaker, and former CIO Becky Blalock shares robust advice on how and why managing your mindset, learning how to take risks, and re-thinking failure are all core to business and career success. Becky also provides great advice about exactly how to work with a mentor, and the things she does each day to find success. As a trailblazer to the C-suite and the author of Dare: Straight Talk on Confidence, Courage, and Career for Women in Charge, Becky shares her expertise from both her personal experience and that of the women executives she interviewed for her book.

Successful Hollywood TV and features writer Sylvia Jones on mid-career pivots & chasing your dreams: TWMM 091 Oct 15, 2019

Sylvia Jones was in her forties when she left an illustrious journalism career to pursue her lifelong dream and start over in Hollywood. Armed with humility, a willingness to learn and an audacious faith, she grew to become a successful Hollywood TV and features writer. Sylvia holds dual degrees in Psychology and Communications, and a Master's degree in Broadcast Journalism.

Dunkin’ Brands Chief Financial Officer, with Kate Jaspon, with practical advice on growing your career: TWMM 090 Oct 08, 2019

Kate Jaspon is a down-to-Earth leader who gives us an up-close and personal exploration of her inspiring career journey. She shares great strategies to help you accelerate your career growth.

Work-life balance. Does it exists?: TWMM089 Oct 01, 2019

Work-life balance as a concept is taking a lot of heat. Many argue that there’s no such thing. Julie discusses why work-life balance is achievable & important and provides a number of unique steps to help you cultivate it.

How to find joy, peace, and self-acceptance by mowing your own grass: TWMM088 Sep 24, 2019

It’s tempting to think the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence. Comparing yourself to others can rob you of the joy and focus you could have if you instead channeled your energy into your own goals.

You Might Be a Perfectionist if...identifying and overcoming beliefs that are holding you back: TWMM087 Sep 17, 2019

Procrastinating, starting and not finishing projects, and not trying new things can all be signs of perfectionism. We often mistakenly think that if we don’t aspire to be like Martha Stewart, then we’re not perfectionists. In this episode, I help you to identify the subtle ways in which perfectionism may be holding you back.

Kraft Heinz Global Chief People Officer, Melissa Werneck, on developing a great career and leading with humility: TWMM 086 Sep 10, 2019

Are you thinking about making a change in your career path? Melissa Werneck began her career as an engineer before making a major career pivot. Today, she is the Global Chief People Officer for The Kraft Heinz Company. She provides a ton of great advice about how to grow your career, even if the path ahead is not linear.

General Counsel of The Kraft Heinz Company, Rashida La Lande, on advancing your career while also having a fantastic family life: TWMM 085 Sep 03, 2019

Rashida La Lande is the Senior Vice President, Global General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of The Kraft Heinz Company. Before joining Kraft Heinz, she was a partner at the prestigious Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher law firm in their New York City office. She is the mom of four kids and has a lot of insight into how to grow a big career while also having a fantastic family life.

Preparing kids with ADHD for success in school and life, with author and clinical psychologist, Dr. Sharon Saline: TWMM 084 Aug 27, 2019

Sharon Saline is a renowned expert on ADHD, anxiety, learning differences, and mental health challenges, and their impact on school and family dynamics. She is a licensed clinical psychologist and author of the excellent book, What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew.

How to achieve great things by getting out of your comfort zone: TWMM 083 Aug 20, 2019

Getting out of your comfort zone is the key to growth. Julie shares three powerful lessons that will help you build your confidence and empower you to stretch the bounds of what you think is possible for you.

[ENCORE] What does it take to become a CEO? NYT Best-selling author of the CEO Next Door, Kim Powell, shares us powerful lessons in leadership Aug 13, 2019

Kim shares the career and leadership lessons she’s learned through the extensive study of and work with CEO’s across the country.

[ENCORE] The Walt Disney Company’s Head of Brand and CRM, Jenny Cohen, on work-life balance as a senior executive Aug 06, 2019

Jenny Cohen provides great advice on managing a high-profile career while having a family life you love.

[ENCORE] CEO of the Nation’s Third-Largest Art Center, the Woodruff Arts Center and founding CEO of National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Doug Shipman Jul 30, 2019

Doug is a phenomenal leader who has accomplished more in the past twenty years than many accomplish in a life time. Doug and I have an amazing conversation full of great advice about leadership, taking risks, and staying true to yourself.

[ENCORE] 6 ABC News Anchor Tamala Edwards, on unique career paths, tough schedules, and finding fulfillment Jul 23, 2019

Successful TV News Anchor Tamala Edwards shares her love of media journalism, the challenges of working unusual hours, and great advice on how to be content with your life.

[ENCORE] Mindset mastery will transform your life, with seasoned executive coach, David Taylor-Klaus Jul 16, 2019

David is a wise, insightful, and humorous executive coach who leverages his decades of experience to deliver powerful advice on how to master your mindset. This episode is full of wisdom, personal stories, and concrete tips on how to reframe your thinking in order to achieve your goals. We discuss negative thought patterns, depression, adult ADHD, confidence, and work-life integration in this deep yet tactical conversation.

[ENCORE] UrbanSitter Co-Founder and CEO, Lynn Perkins, on launching a business and securing millions in venture capital, all while raising 3 kids Jul 09, 2019

Lynn Perkins takes us behind the curtain and gives us great advice—from tips on raising money from venture capitalists, to how to find a good mentor, and best practices in hiring childcare.

[ENCORE] Dropbox VP of Communications, Lin-Hua Wu, on big career pivots and life as the high-powered mom of four kids Jul 02, 2019

Lin-Hua discusses her unique and exciting career journey after law school and how to be bold in managing your family life.

CEO of NPD Group and author of Mom.B.A, Karyn Schoenbart, with an insider’s guide to career success: TWMM 082 Jun 25, 2019

Karyn Schoenbart is Chief Executive Officer of the NPD Group, one of the leading market research and advisory firms in the world. Drawing from her personal and professional experiences, she wrote Mom.B.A to help people overcome challenges and fulfill their full potential at work. Karyn’s career journey is a fascinating example of how hard work and dedication can lead to amazing results.

[ENCORE] #1 YouTube Parenting Channel What’s Up Moms co-founder Meg Resnikoff on building a wildly successful media business while juggling life with 3 kids Jun 18, 2019

Meg inspires us with more details about her entrepreneurial journey creating the #1 Parenting channel on Youtube while being a hands-on mom to three small kids.

How to do Fewer Things, Better and other lessons from teacher, author, and coach, Angela Watson: TWMM081 Jun 11, 2019

Angela Watson is a former teacher who is on a mission to help teachers live a more purposeful and conscious life. She’s the author of five books, including Fewer Things, Better: The Courage to Focus on What Matters Most. She is the host of the wildly successful podcast, Truth for Teachers, which is consistently ranked among the top ten K-12 podcasts on iTunes. Angela also creates online courses and printable resources for educators.

Licensing and branding guru, Leigh Anne Brodsky, on managing a big career, family life, and health challenges: TWMM080 Jun 04, 2019

Leigh Anne Brodsky is a licensing and branding guru. Over the course of her career, she’s been a senior executive at Discovery, Peanuts Worldwide & Iconix Entertainment, and Nickelodeon Consumer Products. She has run the licensing business for brands and characters we love like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Sponge Bob Square Pants, Dora the Explorer, and South Park. She now runs her own company where she shares her expertise with the world.

[ENCORE] Gap Foundation Senior Director, Abby Davisson, on changing jobs on maternity leave, being prepared for working motherhood, and making social impact. May 28, 2019

Abby shares insights on creating social impact, how business school prepared her for marriage, and finding the job of her dreams.

CEO’s and women’s leadership experts share the best career advice they ever received: TWMM 079 May 21, 2019

To celebrate Mother’s Day this year, we have created a special three-part round up of some of our most popular guests’ reflections on the best advice they’re even received. This episode features Tiffany Dufu, Kimberly Powell, Georgene Huang, and Jennifer Kem.

The best career and life advice they’ve received, featuring a Google exec, wildly successful entrepreneurs, & a NYT best-selling author: TWMM 078 May 14, 2019

To celebrate Mother’s Day this year, we have created a special three-part round up of some of our most popular guests’ reflections on great career and life advice they’re received. This episode features Sherice Torres, Rachel Martin, Elsie Escobar, and Julie Lythcott-Haims.

High-power executives and 7 figure entrepreneurs share the best career advice they ever received: TWMM 077 May 07, 2019

To celebrate Mother’s Day this year, we have created a special three-part round up of some of our most popular guests’ reflections on the best advice they’re even received. This episode features Nneka Rimmer, Sarah Friar, Jeanine Blackwell, and Joyce Shulman.

Streamline your space and simplify your life with Shira Gill, Organization Expert: TWMM 076 Apr 30, 2019

Shira Gill is a cross between a professional organizer and a life coach. Her mission is to inspire people to clear physical and mental clutter so they can reduce their environmental footprint, create space for what they care about, and live their best lives. Since founding her business, Shira has transformed hundreds of homes, helping her clients reclaim their living spaces and redesign the way they live.

[ENCORE] Everyone should be an entrepreneur….or at least think like one Apr 23, 2019

Julie details four critical things that entrepreneurs do well that will help you build your career or your business.

[ENCORE] Social media & influencer marketing expert, and CEO of Everywhere Agency, Danica Kombol on how to use social media to elevate your career or build your business Apr 16, 2019

Danica is an expert on all things social media and shares lots of great advice on how to leverage your online presence for professional gain. She provides concrete tips for both business owners and corporate climbers. She also discusses her entrepreneurial journey and how she was able to start her wildly successful firm during a recession, while raising three kids.

Dave Ramsey Solution’s speaker and author, Anthony ONeal, on empowering teens and young adults to make wise financial and life decisions: TWMM 075 Apr 09, 2019

Anthony ONeal’s life reached a turning point at the age of 19 when he found himself homeless and deep in debt. Today, he is part of personal finance guru Dave Ramsey’s Solutions Team. Anthony is on a mission to inspire and empower teens and young adults to take care of their financial health and make better life decisions.

Critical life and relationship lessons with divorce attorney, coach, speaker, and author, Gabrielle Hartley: TWMM 074 Apr 02, 2019

In this episode we discuss important advice for anyone seeking to live a happier, more peaceful life, regardless of relationship status. Gabrielle Hartley is a divorce attorney who helps couples navigate divorce in a non-toxic way. Her book is endorsed by Gwyneth Paltrow and reveals Gabrielle’s unique approach which keeps 99% of clients out of the courtroom. In addition to being an attorney, Gabrielle is a coach, mediator, speaker and author of Better Apart: The Radically Positive Way to Separate.

Executive Director of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Jennifer Barlament on what it takes to balance family life with the rigors of orchestra management: TWMM 073 Mar 26, 2019

Jennifer Barlament is a classically trained clarinetist turned arts management executive. She has more than 15 years of experience leading orchestras across the country and is currently Executive Director at the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, one of the leading orchestras in the US.

Easy, effective hacks to help you eat right, move more, stress less and sleep better, with acclaimed media health expert, Dr. Darria Long Gillespie: TWMM 072 Mar 19, 2019

Dr. Darria Long Gillespie is a Yale and Harvard trained ER doctor and a regular TV expert on the HLN, CNN, The Dr. Oz Show, The Doctors, and Fox News. She just released her new book, Mom Hacks, which provides over 100 of the most high-yield and science-backed solutions to help you thrive.

Getting Children Involved in Understanding the Power of Saving and Investing, with Tanya Van Court, Founder and CEO of Goalsetter: TWMM 071 Mar 12, 2019

Tanya Van Court left an illustrious career in the corporate world to launch Goalsetter, a goal-based savings and gifting platform that encourages kids to save in a way that’s fun and engaging. A mom of three with a partner who sometimes has to live 30 miles away, Tanya urges working moms to cultivate and maintain as many supportive relationships as they can.

How to stop hiding and start living authentically with Rachel Martin, author of the wildly successful blog Finding Joy, and of the book, the Brave Art of Motherhood: TWMM 070 Mar 05, 2019

Rachel is the mom of 7 and author of the globally popular blog, Finding Joy. Drawing on her own experiences surviving a difficult divorce and years of poverty, she shares her deeply held belief in the power of the human spirit to overcome. Rachel is an inspiring teacher on parenting and the courage it takes to live an authentic life.

How to combat stress, anxiety, guilt and overwhelm by changing your thinking: TWMM 069 Feb 26, 2019

Julie talks about automatic negative thoughts and how they can wreak havoc on your emotions. She discusses practical steps you can do TODAY to help you to tame your negative thinking and to gain more control over your emotions.

Successful millennial entrepreneur Jess Catorc on building online courses, taking risks, and parenting creative children: TWMM 068 Feb 19, 2019

Jess is a podcast host, online course builder, and leader at Teachable, an online course platform. Jess shares a ton of specific advice on how to design and build a great online course. She also discusses how the environment in which she grew up shaped her drive and entrepreneurial spirit.

Building successful multi-million dollar businesses while raising a family, with Jennifer Kem, branding and marketing expert: TWMM 067 Feb 12, 2019

Jen Kem is a powerhouse entrepreneur, successfully running multiple multi-million dollar businesses while raising her kids. She gives a ton of very specific, no-nonsense advice about business, relationships, and parenting.

Head of the Chick-fil-A Foundation, Rodney Bullard, on service, leadership, and pursuing your passions: TWMM 066 Feb 05, 2019

Rodney Bullard has an interesting and varied career that focuses on service. As a lawyer, a White House Fellow, and now Executive Director of the Chick-fil-A Foundation, Rodney has used his education and experience in order to have an impact on society. He shares great advice on creating your own unique career journey and serving others in large and small ways. Rodney is a wonderful storyteller and wraps his advice in warm and inspiring stories.

[ENCORE] Google Marketing Director Sherice Torres on career advice for ambitious working moms, the importance of self-care, and what to do when life throws you a curve ball Jan 29, 2019

Sherice shares her career pivots, the experiences surrounding giving birth prematurely, and sage advice on learning to let go.

[ENCORE] Single motherhood by choice and work life balance as a senior executive with McCormick (Spice) and Company SVP Nneka Rimmer Jan 22, 2019

Powerhouse, down-to-Earth C-suite executive Nneka Rimmer gives us great insight into how self-awareness and ingenuity can help you craft the work and family life you desire.

[ENCORE] Fairygodboss CEO and Co-Founder, Georgene Huang, on accessing valuable information when making career decisions, changing jobs while pregnant, and unpacking key lessons learned in building her fast-growing company Jan 15, 2019

Georgene talks about the hustle it takes be the CEO of a high-impact company, her mission to make workplaces a great place for both men and women, and how she handles it all as the mom of 3 young children.

[ENCORE] Fairygodboss CEO and Co-Founder, Georgene Huang, on accessing valuable information when making career decisions, changing jobs while pregnant, and unpacking key lessons learned in building her fast-growing company Jan 15, 2019

Georgene talks about the hustle it takes be the CEO of a high-impact company, her mission to make workplaces a great place for both men and women, and how she handles it all as the mom of 3 young children.

[ENCORE] Fairygodboss CEO and Co-Founder, Georgene Huang, on accessing valuable information when making career decisions, changing jobs while pregnant, and unpacking key lessons learned in building her fast-growing company Jan 15, 2019

Georgene talks about the hustle it takes be the CEO of a high-impact company, her mission to make workplaces a great place for both men and women, and how she handles it all as the mom of 3 young children.

[ENCORE] New York Times Best Selling Author Julie Lythcott-Haims provides a masterclass on parenting and dives deeper into her personal journey of self-discovery and self-acceptance Jan 08, 2019

Julie discusses the dangers of helicopter parenting and provides concrete strategies for raising self-aware, productive kids. We then switch gears and talk about how growing up Black bi-racial in America informed her life choices and how she ultimately broke through the negative messages society delivered and learned to accept herself.

[ENCORE] GreatSchools Founder and Former CEO, Bill Jackson, on finding the right school for your kids and concrete advice to would-be entrepreneurs Dec 31, 2018

Bill shares robust advice on choosing the best school environment for your family and leadership strategies from his years a CEO.

[ENCORE] Boston Consulting Group Senior Partner and Managing Director, Michelle Russell, on making company cultures great for working parents and how to successfully navigate an intense job while raising a family Dec 25, 2018

Michelle gives us insight into the steps the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) took to make their culture great for working mothers and concrete advice she would give to women on building their careers while maintaining a full, integrated life.

Using the power of food to achieve your health goals & building your business while growing your family, with the founder of the Homemade Method, Anna Rakoczy: TWMM 064 Dec 18, 2018

Anna is a lawyer turned entrepreneur on a mission. Anna describes her popular method for creating nourishing, inviting meals that also help you to achieve positive health outcomes. Anna shares her expertise on cooking, overcoming emotional eating, and preparing simple, nutritious meals—even with a hectic schedule. She also takes us on her entrepreneurial journey that began as a practicing lawyer in Australia and has led her to a building wildly successfully company that serves and supports thousands.

Using the power of food to achieve your health goals & building your business while growing your family, with the founder of the Homemade Method, Anna Rakoczy: TWMM 065 Dec 18, 2018

Anna is a lawyer turned entrepreneur on a mission. Anna describes her popular method for creating nourishing, inviting meals that also help you to achieve positive health outcomes. Anna shares her expertise on cooking, overcoming emotional eating, and preparing simple, nutritious meals—even with a hectic schedule. She also takes us on her entrepreneurial journey that began as a practicing lawyer in Australia and has led her to a building wildly successfully company that serves and supports thousands.

Parenting Expert and NYT Best-selling author Julie Morgenstern with the instruction manual to parenting, self-care, and time management: TWMM 064 Dec 11, 2018

Julie generously provides a ton of concrete advice on how to navigate parenthood at different stages and to re-calibrate the way you spend your time. We tackle timely, specific issues including how to stop feeling guilty about how much (or how little) time you feel you spend with your kids, managing screentime, and how to talk to your kids about values in a contentious world.

CMO and Chief Parenting Officer of BARK and tech TV commentator, Titania Jordan, on keeping your kids safe online, building your dream career, and overcoming personal struggles: TWMM 063 Dec 04, 2018

Titania shares her inspiring journey that has included being an entrepreneur, a TV tech commentator, and working in the C-suite. She candidly shares her struggles with postpartum depression, anxiety, and imposter syndrome and the great advice has anyone who has similar challenges.

[ENCORE] Gemma Hartley, Author of Fed Up: Emotional Labor, Women, and the Way Forward, on her path back to writing after the birth of her children, finding work-life balance, and how to divide responsibilities at home Nov 27, 2018

Gemma provides her expertise on the subject of Emotional Labor, addresses the resentment that often arises around the unpaid work done to sustain a family, and gives great examples and advice on how to share responsibilities at home. We did this interview after her wildly popular Harper Bazaar articles on emotional labor, before her book Fed Up was released.

Macaroni Kid Founder and CEO Joyce Shulman on taking the leap to entrepreneurship, scaling your business, and taking care of yourself: TWMM 062 Nov 20, 2018

Joyce is a lawyer turned creative, visionary entrepreneur. Her company, Macaroni Kid, reaches nearly 3 million households per month with hyper local information about great resources and events for families. Joyce shares concrete leadership, business, self-care, and parenting advice in this episode. Joyce is warm, wise, and inspiring and provides specific tactics to help you avoid the martyr mom syndrome and to integrate your busy professional and personal lives.

Scandal, Goliath, West Wing, & the Sopranos star Matthew Del Negro on building his acting career, overcoming obstacles, and pursuing your dreams: TWMM 060 Nov 13, 2018

Matt Del Negro has been featured on some of the most popular shows in TV history. The road to success has not been easy and Matt shares sage wisdom on how to push forward in the face of uncertainty. Matt also describes how and why he’s started his fascinating podcast, 10,000 No’s, and how he integrates his big dreams with his family life.

Senator Cory Booker’s Deputy Chief of Staff, Tamia Booker, takes us behind the scenes of life on Capitol Hill and shares how she built her career dedicated to public service: TWMM 060 Nov 05, 2018

Tamia has been involved in politics since her freshman year in college and her career has already taken her places she could have never imagined. Tamia inspires us to have impact wherever we are, in whatever way we can. She provides concrete advice on how to live a full, busy, high-impact life while remaining grounded.

Google Head of Progressive Engagement and Strategic Partnership Counsel, Michele Jawando on how to have massive social impact while raising a healthy family (hint: don’t sweat the small stuff): TWMM 059 Oct 30, 2018

Michele provides a masterclass in how to keep perspective, serve the world, and raise healthy, grounded children. Michele shares a ton of great insight, wisdom, and knowledge on everything from social impact, to career, to parenting

Creating Impact Through Podcasting with Elsie Escobar, Libsyn’s Community Expert and Podcasting Veteran: TWMM 058 Oct 23, 2018

Elsie is a podcasting guru who says that podcasting saved her life. She shares her love of podcasting, its power to change the world, and how she integrates it with being a homeschooling mom.

Questions and answers for making big career & life choices, considering your Ambition Decisions with Hana Schank and Liz Wallace:TWMM 057 Oct 16, 2018

Hana Schank and Liz Wallace are the authors of the fascinating book, the Ambition Decisions. Examining the triumphs and challenges in real women’s lives and aggregating their experiences, the Ambition Decisions discusses issues women consider as they hit major career and personal decisions and debunks many of the myths that are embedded in our conventional wisdom about women and ambition.

Finding your purpose, beating cancer, and bouncing back after divorce, with business leader and women’s empowerment coach Melisa Alaba: TWMM 056 Oct 09, 2018

Melisa is an energetic, passionate leader who supports women entrepreneurs in living their best lives. She is the founder of a global network to connect and educate women, particularly women of color, business owners. She is a thyroid cancer survivor who shares how her journey affects the joy and enthusiasm she brings to every day life. She also provides great, concrete advice on how to find your purpose and to live a full, abundant life.

Teaching your kids good eating habits, using food as medicine, and having impact through social enterprises, with Jess White, SVP Good Measure Meals/Open Hand Atlanta: TWMM 055 Oct 02, 2018

Jess shares her nutrition and behavior modification expertise as we discuss strategies to help busy families eat healthy meals. Jess will help you to see that food is medicine and how taking a wellness approach to life with affect your eating decisions. You will also learn about the successful social enterprise, Good Measure Meals, and how they leverage an income generating business in order to help fund their social impact programs. Jess discusses how she integrates her work and family life, how she, as a leader, creates an environment for her teams to thrive, and the best advice she’s ever received.

Mastering your mindset will transform your life, with seasoned executive coach, David Taylor-Klaus: TWMM 054 Sep 25, 2018

David is a wise, insightful, and humorous executive coach who leverages his decades of experience to deliver powerful advice on how to master your mindset. This episode is full of wisdom, personal stories, and concrete tips on how to reframe your thinking in order to achieve your goals. We discuss negative thought patterns, depression, adult ADHD, confidence, and work-life integration in this deep, yet tactical conversation.

[ENCORE] Online courses can help creators earn 6 and 7 figure incomes: learn how with Jeanine Blackwell, Founder and CEO of Create Six Figure Courses and the Launch Lab Sep 18, 2018

Jeanine shares her journey from corporate to creating her own training company. She discusses how her desire to have more time with her daughters and to have control over her financial destiny led her to jump from a comfortable job into entrepreneurship. Jeanine is a master teacher and provides concrete tips you can follow today to help you figure out what business you could start today.

[ENCORE] Facebook, Head of Products, Platforms, and Insights, Business Marketing, Jessica Jensen, on working in Silicon Valley, a non-linear career journey, and fresh starts Sep 11, 2018

Jessica shares her journey that led her to her senior role Facebook, what it’s like to be a woman working in Silicon Valley, her fertility struggle, and how she finds balance.

[ENCORE] Leighann Lord, Co-Host StarTalk Radio, Stand-Up Comedian, Author, and Keynote Speaker on being a caregiver, building the career meant for you, and working with Neil Degrasse Tyson Sep 04, 2018

Leighann Lord tells us how she left corporate, created her multi-faceted career, and juggles it all with caring for aging parents.

[ENCORE] Tiffany Dufu, Author of Drop the Ball, on how to create balance at home and how freeing your capacity at home affects your ability to do big things in the world Aug 28, 2018

Tiffany teaches us the specific strategies that can empower us to show up more fully in life. She shares her professional and personal journey that led her to pen her best-selling book, Drop the Ball.

TV anchor, author and host of the How to Be a Financial Grownup Podcast, Bobbi Rebell on how to find financial freedom: TWMM 053 Aug 21, 2018

Bobbi takes us behind the scenes of her fascinating career journey that has led her from the TV anchor desk at Reuters, to becoming a best-selling author and podcast host. She shares how she made the big decision to leave TV in order to pursue her dream of helping others to find financial freedom as they become Financial Grownups.

How to leave your job in pursuit of your dreams, with When to Jump, Author, Founder and CEO Mike Lewis: TWMM 052 Aug 14, 2018

Mike Lewis left a prestigious job at Bain Capital to pursue his dream of traveling around the world to play professional squash. In the course of his journey, he interviewed hundreds of people who have made bold jumps, leaving something comfortable in pursuit of their dreams. Mike breaks down the process he went through and what you should think about if you consider making a jump.

Building the confidence, courage, and mindset fundamental to making it to the C-Suite, with former CIO of Southern Company, Becky Blalock: TWMM 051 Aug 07, 2018

Author, speaker, and former CIO Becky Blalock shares robust advice on how and why managing your mindset, learning how to take risks, and re-thinking failure are all core to business and career success. Becky also provides great advice about exactly how to work with a mentor, and the things she does each day to find success. As a trailblazer to the C-suite and the author of Dare: Straight Talk on Confidence, Courage, and Career for Women in Charge, Becky shares her expertise from both her personal experience and that of the women executives she interviewed for her book.

Social media & influencer marketing expert, and CEO of Everywhere Agency, Danica Kombol on how to use social media to elevate your career or build your business: TWMM 050 Jul 31, 2018

Danica is an expert on all things social media and shares lots of great advice on how to leverage your online presence for professional gain. She provides concrete tips for both business owners and corporate climbers. She also discusses her entrepreneurial journey and how she was able to start her wildly successful firm during a recession, while raising three kids.

Representation Project Chief Operating Officer, Heather Ainsworth, on making advances in gender equality, pursuing her passions, and creating a work life on her own terms: TWMM 049 Jul 24, 2018

Heather Ainsworth helps us to understand the importance of gender norms and perceptions and the work of the Representation Project to promote gender equality. She discusses her career committed to making the work place supportive of employees who have care giving responsibilities. She also shares practical advice on having a big career and a thriving family life.

Tai Beauchamp, internationally recognized style influencer, TV host, and entrepreneur, shares candidly on living life in the spotlight and wrestling with tough decisions: TWMM 048 Jul 17, 2018

Fresh off of the stage at Essence Fest, TV host, producer, and founder of Tai Life media company, Tai Beauchamp, takes us behind the scenes to understand the hard work, personal sacrifices, and triumphs of her glamorous, jet-set life.

How did she build a 7-figure business and land on the cover of Fortune magazine using skills from her life experience? Stacy Blackman tells us how: TWMM 047 Jul 10, 2018

Stacy Blackman describes in detail the steps she took to create a side business that wasn’t based the skills outlined on her resume, but from her lived experience. We discover how she began the company while working a job in corporate marketing and how she was empowered to leave corporate and run her business full-time after the birth of her first child. We learn how she grew the business organically to a multi-seven figure company that serves clients around the world.

Is This A Mid-Life Crisis?: TWMM 046 Jul 01, 2018

Julie discusses the many questions you may be asking yourself about your life and career and provides a heart-felt lesson on the power and wisdom of betting on yourself

John Lee Dumas, host of one of the most successful business podcasts of all time, Entrepreneurs on Fire, on leaving corporate, building a wildly successful business, and giving back: TWMM 045 Jun 26, 2018

John Lee Dumas of Entrepreneurs on Fire podcast shares great advice on pursuing your dreams. He takes us into the thought process that led him to leave a corporate job and create his first podcast. He discusses the critical systems he put in place in order to be successful and shares concrete advice on living life on your own terms. JLD tells us more about his new endeavors including the Daily Refresh podcast and his 3 Hours to Your Big Idea training.

Executive Producer and Showrunner for Marvel’s Luke Cage, Cheo Hodari Coker, shares great advice about working in the entertainment industry, how he built his career, and juggling it all with a full family life: TWMM 044 Jun 19, 2018

Cheo provides a behind the scenes view into his amazing career and gives us practical advice about pursuing your dreams, building a career on your own terms, and integrating it with parenthood.

CEO of the Third-Largest Art Center in the US, the Woodruff Arts Center, and founding CEO of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Doug Shipman: TWMM 043 Jun 12, 2018

Doug shares personal insights into how he built his amazing career, his role in the development of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, and how he and his wife balance big careers with family life.

From CNN to entrepreneur, media maven Alicia Stewart on re-inventing yourself, finding your voice, and following your own path: TWMM 042 Jun 05, 2018

Alicia provides a masterclass on re-writing your own story and making small decisions that add up to building a life you love.

Chief Executive Officer of UnboundEd, Kate Gerson, on attachment parenting, adopting cross-racially, and creating education access for all: TWMM 041 May 29, 2018

Kate sheds light on how attachment parenting affects her relationship with her kids, the responsibilities involved with adopting across racial lines, and the effects of unconscious bias in the delivery of education.

Building a career dedicated to impact, with the COO of the Schott Foundation for Public Education, Heidi Brooks: TWMM 040 May 22, 2018

Heidi provides insight into her high-power career in the non-profit sector, her optimistic outlook on life, and her global adventures that have led her to over 80 countries and counting

Everyone Should Be an Entrepreneur...or At Least Think Like One : TWMM 039 May 15, 2018

Julie details four important things that entrepreneurs do well that you can start doing today to help you build your career or your business.

Square CFO Sarah Friar with concrete advice on building a big career, being a great leader, and integrating your life: TWMM 038 May 08, 2018

Sarah provides lots of great, concrete tips and strategies for being a great leader, finding mentors, learning from failure, and juggling family life.

Do you have a goal or a dream you’d like to pursue? You may need to give yourself permission before you can move forward: TWMM 037 May 01, 2018

Julie discusses the 6 types of permission you may need to give yourself in order to move with confidence toward your goals and dreams.

Ever wonder how a podcast is made? We go behind the scenes of the making the Working Mother’s Mentor: TWMM 036 Apr 24, 2018

Julie shares surprising details about the making of the Working Mother’s Mentor podcast as she walks us through her 6-step process for creating the episodes.

From a high school teacher to a CMO, Deloitte’s fmr Chief Content Officer on managing pivots and building a successful career: TWMM 035 Apr 17, 2018

Jonathan Copulsky, Northwestern lecturer and former Chief Content Officer for Deloitte, shares great, concrete advice about building your career and navigating change, all while being authentic.

Do you feel like you do the lion’s share of kid and home related work for your family? Learn more about the mental load and its impact on working women with Bright Horizons, VP (Horizons Workforce Consulting) Jennifer Vena: TWMM 034 Apr 10, 2018

Jennifer and I discuss the never-ending list of things to manage a family, the “mental load”, so many working moms carry. Jennifer shares surprising research about who carries the load and advice on how to decrease its impact.

Learn how an influencer built her career − Forrester Research VP and Principal Researcher Sucharita Kodali: TWMM 033 Apr 03, 2018

Sucharita shares tips for building a fantastic professional network and discusses how she became one of the country’s leading retail industry experts.

New York Times Best Selling Author Julie Lythcott-Haims provides a masterclass on parenting and dives deeper into her personal journey of self-acceptance: TWMM 032 Mar 27, 2018

Julie discusses the dangers of helicopter parenting and provides concrete strategies for raising self-aware, productive kids. We then switch gears and talk about how growing up Black bi-racial in America informed her life choices and how she ultimately broke through the negative messages society delivered and learned to accept herself.

Working abroad, finding a great workplace culture, and making big career pivots—Chief Commercial Officer of SEEK Australia, Kendra Banks: TWMM 031 Mar 20, 2018

Kendra shares her experiences living and working in many countries outside of the US and growing her career through multiple pivots, all while raising 3 kids.

What does it take to become a CEO? Kim Powell, author of the CEO Next Door teaches us surprising lessons in leadership: TWMM 030 Mar 13, 2018

Kim shares the career and leadership lessons she’s learned through the extensive study of and work with CEO’s across the country.

Learn how to launch a successful online course and to discover your true path, with Jeanine Blackwell, Founder and CEO of Create Six Figure Courses and the Launch Lab: TWMM 029 Mar 06, 2018

Jeanine shares her strategies for helping professionals leverage their experience and expertise to create successful knowledge-based businesses.

GreatSchools Founder and Former CEO, Bill Jackson, on finding the right school for your kids and concrete advice to would-be entrepreneurs: TWMM 028 Feb 27, 2018

Bill shares robust advice on choosing the best school environment for your family and leadership strategies from his years a CEO.

Beth Neumann, President and CEO of Starboard Cruise Services, on how she made it to the C-Suite and what she learned along the way: TWMM 027 Feb 20, 2018

Beth discusses the multiple career pivots that led her to the CEO role, and how she juggles raising 3 young sons while also leading a global retail company.

Tiffany Dufu, Author of Drop the Ball, on how to create balance in your homelife and how freeing more of your capacity at home affects your ability to do big things in the world: TWMM 026 Feb 13, 2018

Tiffany shares her experiences as a launch team member of Lean In, the leader of the White House Project, and the new chapter in her life as a best-selling author.

Janet Feldstein McKillop, J. Paul Getty Trust Head of Development, on her building a successful career in development, managing a heavy travel load while raising small children, and why she loves walking up steep hills: TWMM 025 Feb 06, 2018

Janet shares her winding career journey that has led her to running development for the J. Paul Getty Trust, juggling her hectic work schedule with being present for her kids, and how she takes care of herself in the midst of it all.

Georgene Huang, CEO and Co-Founder, Fairygodboss, on having access to great information when considering career decisions, making career changes while pregnant, and having an impact: TWMM 024 Jan 30, 2018

Georgene talks about the hustle it takes be the CEO of a fast-growing company, her mission to make workplaces a great place for both men and women, and how she handles it all as the mom of 2 young children and a new baby.

Gemma Hartley, Author of the wildly popular Harper’s Bazaar article about Emotional Labor, on her path back to writing after the birth of her children, finding work-life balance, and how to divide responsibilities at home: TWMM 023 Jan 23, 2018

Gemma provides her expertise on the subject of Emotional Labor, addresses the resentment that often arises around the unpaid work done to sustain a family, and gives great examples and advice on how to share responsibilities at home.

Jessica Jensen, Facebook Head of Products, Platforms, and Insights, Business Marketing, on working in Silicon Valley, a non-linear career journey, and fresh starts: TWMMP 022 Jan 16, 2018

Jessica shares her journey that led her to Facebook, what it’s like to be a woman working in Silicon Valley, her fertility struggle, and how she finds balance.

Kate Noel, Principal, Foreside Strategies, on working in the White House, decelerating her career, and juggling life with four kids: TWMM 021 Dec 26, 2017

Kate shares how she pivoted from the White House to corporate, how she made the decision to leave corporate, and how she found peace in forging her own path.

Claudia McKay, The World Bank, Senior Financial Sector Specialist, on transitioning from corporate to non-profit, being a young leader, and raising her children overseas: TWMM 020 Dec 19, 2017

Claudia shares the triumphs and struggles of leading high impact work at a young age, following her passion, and raising small kids on a different continent.

Alisa Lewis, eBay HR Director, on her entrepreneurial roots, a non-linear path, and owning your career: TWMM 019 Dec 12, 2017

Alisa shares insights about how to have successful career pivots, being intentional about managing your career, and making a work culture great for working moms.

Waidehi Gokhale, CEO of Soliya, on leading mission-driven work, developing grit as a family, and returning to center when finding yourself depleted: TWMM 018 Dec 05, 2017

Waidehi discusses her global role at Soliya and how she and her family manage her busy travel schedule, how they each adapted when she took on the CEO role, and how she recalibrated when she found herself way off balance.

Lynn Perkins, Co-Founder and CEO of UrbanSitter, on leading a start-up, securing $40 million in venture capital, and raising 3 kids: TWMM 017 Nov 28, 2017

Lynn gives us great advice—from tips on raising money from venture capitalists, to finding a good mentor, and best practices in hiring childcare.

Vickie Whatley PART 2, Senior Vice President of Human Resources & Operations at Shout! Factory, on managing metastatic breast cancer while juggling a big job and life with a young son. TWMM 016 Nov 21, 2017

Vickie shares how she found her own breast cancer despite annual mammograms and how she takes care of her health while being a hands-on mom and a corporate executive.

Vickie Whatley PART 1, Vickie Whatley, Senior Vice President of Human Resources & Operations at Shout! Factory, on her journey from Art History to becoming an executive in an entertainment company: TWMM 015 Nov 21, 2017

Vickie takes us on a journey to becoming an HR exec and gives us concrete advice about returning to work after maternity leave and making a work environment a great place for working women.

Leighann Lord, Stand-Up Comedian, Author, Keynote Speaker, Co-Host on StarTalk Radio on being a caregiver, building the career meant for you, and working with Neil Degrasse Tyson: TWMMP 014 Nov 14, 2017

Leighann tells us how she left a corporate job, created her multi-faceted career, and juggles it all with caring for aging parents.

Michelle Russell, Senior Partner and Managing Director at the Boston Consulting Group, on making company cultures great for working parents and how to successfully navigate an intense job while raising a family: TWMMP 013 Nov 07, 2017

Michelle gives us insight into the steps the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) took to make their culture great for working mothers and concrete advice she would give to women on building their careers while maintaining a full, integrated life.

Tjada McKenna, Chief Operating Officer, Habitat for Humanity International on balancing a life of service requiring a lot of international travel while raising two small boys: TWMM 012 Oct 31, 2017

Tjada shares the struggles and triumphs of having a big job dedicated to serving others while also working hard to be an active and involved parent.

Meg Resnikoff: What’s Up Moms co-founder on building a wildly successful media business while juggling life with 3 kids: TWMM 011 Oct 24, 2017

Meg tells us more about her journey to creating the #1 Parenting channel on Youtube while being a hands-on mom to three small kids.

Libby Wright, Coca-Cola Company VP of Strategy, on starting a job while pregnant, the beauty having a relative care for your child, and the importance of community: TWMM 010 Oct 17, 2017

Libby helps us understand that it does indeed take a village and how she balances work, family, and community service.

Leirion Gaylor Baird, Councilwoman, City Council of Lincoln, NE on the decision to be a stay-at-home mom, stepping into the public arena and juggling life with three kids: TWMM 009 Oct 10, 2017

Leirion shares the thought process she went through in deciding to take a break from the workforce, and then how she decided to take her commitment to public service to the political arena.

Ndidi Nwuneli, Founder of AACE foods, on following the call on your life and living a life of purpose: TWMM 008 Oct 03, 2017

Ndidi provides concrete advice on becoming an entrepreneur, responding to the call on your life, and being a change agent on a global scale.

Abby Davisson, Gap Foundation Director, on social impact, changing jobs on maternity leave, and being prepared for working motherhood: TWMM 007 Sep 26, 2017

Abby shares insights on creating social impact, how business school prepared her for marriage, and finding the job of her dreams.

Tam Edwards, News Anchor, 6 ABC in Philadelphia, on unique career paths, tough schedules, and finding fulfillment: TWMM 006 Sep 19, 2017

Tam shares her love of media journalism, the challenges of working unusual hours, and how to be content with your life.

Sherice Torres, Google Marketing Director, on career advice for ambitious working moms, the importance of self-care, and what to do when life throws you a curve ball: TWMM 005 Sep 14, 2017

Sherice shares her career pivots, the experiences surrounding giving birth prematurely, and sage advice on learning to let go.

Lin-Hua Wu, Dropbox VP of Communications, on career transitions and life as the mom of four kids: TWMM 004 Sep 12, 2017

Lin-Hua discusses her unique and exciting career journey after law school and how to be bold in managing your family life.

Nneka Rimmer, SVP Corporate Strategy and Development, McCormick and Company, on single motherhood by choice and work life balance as a senior executive: TWMM 003 Aug 28, 2017

Nneka Rimmer gives us great insight into how self-awareness and ingenuity can help you craft the work and family life you desire.

Jenny Cohen, Head of Brand for the Walt Disney Company, on work life balance as a senior executive: TWMM 002 Aug 22, 2017

Jenny Cohen provides great advice on managing a high-profile career while having a family life you love.

Julie Finn, Chief Mentor, the Working Mother’s Mentor on the mission of the company, the goals of the podcast, and her personal journey: TWMM 001 Aug 18, 2017

Julie shares more about why she started the Working Mother’s Mentor, the ups and downs in her life to date, and why she’s on this mission.

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