Have you ever heard the phrase, “If I had a nickel every time someone did (fill in the blank), I’d be rich?” My guest, Andie Kramer, might say, “If I had a nickel for every story of workplace bias against women, I’d be rich.”I feel incredibly fortunate to

Well, Ive just met another sister from another mister in Jenny Mitchell. The other funny thing is that I have another dear friend named Jenny Mitchell, so this is going to get confusing. True story! Jenny and I chat today about the concept of embrac

Happy November! Its starting to get cold outside here in Chicago. And guess what? I love it! Yes, Im one of those people that loves fall and even cooler temperatures. I feel like I come alive when everything begins to hibernate. Maybe my clocks are off.

If you have been a longtime Brave Women at Work listener, you know that I have a soft spot for discussing burnout. If you are joining the podcast for the first time or just a few episodes here and there, I personally experienced burnout in 2019 and have f

Its been a season of transitions, with both endings and new beginnings. Ive been fortunate to travel all over the world this year, including Greece, Croatia, Portugal, Ireland, and Aruba. After a period of constant movement, it feels good to know that I

Connection is why were here. We are hardwired to connect with others; its what gives purpose and meaning to our lives, and without it, there is suffering. Bren BrownThere have been times in my life when I believed the best way to handle a project o

Happy 200th Episode of Brave Women at Work! Can you believe it has been 200 episodes? I cant! What began as part of my burnout healing journey has evolved into something that brings me immense joy. I want to thank you for being here, whether this is your

I have a wonderful repeat guest today, Churni Bhattacharya. Churni and I can talk for hours, and every time I speak with her, I feel like Im talking with an old friend.Churni has so much wisdom to share in todays show and her prior appearance, episode 1

Have you ever thought about leadership as a recipe? Imagine adding a dash of this or a pinch of that to create your own unique leadership style. What if you could learn the perfect leadership ingredients from the leaders you encounter throughout your care

Are you ready for a firecracker of a conversation with my sister from another mister, Diana Patton, my guest today on the podcast? Diana and I met during an online presentation I was giving for another women’s organization, PINKK, led by another Brav