Super excited to have this conversation with Cristina Ambroselli, an incredible Leader and Mentor I had the privilege to work with for so many years. Together we were part of the team who helped reopen NYC after the 5 months of the 2020 lockdowns.   

Cristina spent 12 amazing years at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and took a career break to recover from being a working parent during the pandemic, settle her family into a new home, and refocus her professional priorities.   She's on a journey to her next big (or maybe medium or small) thing and ready to talk about the importance of stepping back, taking time for family, and reflecting on what it is she wants to do.   

This will be a discussion for working parents or anyone who seeks balance in their life.   Join us live on LinkedIn, Facebook, and YouTube. You can always catch the replay on any of these platforms as well.   

See aspiringbetterhuman.com for previous episodes of Wednesday with Will LIVE!  

Keeping it Kind, 

Will Founder of Aspiring Better Human   

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Fashion icon. TV personality. Book author. Cancer survivor. Septuagenarian. America’s beloved “Jean Queen” is now the voice for women looking to make their third act their best act.

Charismatic, pearl-haired “Queen of Jeans,” Diane Gilman, is 77 years young and celebrating her most successful year in fashion. An inspiration for women embracing their third act, Diane is a tele-retailing legend who’s just getting started. In 2020, she channeled her trademark positivity and intuition to sell $100 million worth of blue jeans to mature women who are eager for fashions that flatter. $100 million dollars worth of jeans in a year. On television. At age 74.

Her latest book, “Too Young to be Old,” is another compelling take on conquering life’s challenges and harnessing one’s own power to live a “third act” filled with dream-catching and fulfillment.