Today we're talking about THE most common pattern I see high-achieving women get stuck in - The High Achiever's Loop. Join us to get an overview of The 12 Houses of Leadership, The High Achiever's Loop, and how to start gaining awareness of it so you can make better choices for yourself.

We’re doing something NEW on the show today: looking at one of Macbeth’s most powerful soliloquies (and it’s NOT Lady M!)  and digging into the irrefutable GENIUS that is Shakespeare. We’re talking about the famous ‘Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow’ lines, the complexity and nuance inside them, and how they’ve helped me think a bit differently about TIME. Buckle up!

Gearing up for 2022? Have you started planning yet? Then this episode is just for you. Today we’re talking about how high achieving women can get caught up in the phenomenon I call Shadow Planning - creating plans and goals that they THINK are stretching them when in reality are keeping them safe and small. Learn the 6 things to be on the lookout for when you sit down to plan your month, quarter or year.

There are 5 very specific ways that trees are MUCH better at connecting, networking and collaborating than we are. If you are looking for an inspiring way to think about how to motivate yourself to start collaborating with more women in your network, to grow your network, and to give more VALUE to your circle, this is your lucky day!

I took a time-out. Not a vacation, a straight-up TIME OUT! Today I’m sharing the very cool places I went, the incredible things I experienced and the 3 huge life lessons I CREATED for myself during this trip. When was the last time YOU said - I’m taking a time-out?

How much (or little) do you honor the real women (or people) in your life that came before you? I realized, through an interesting convergence of events, that starts with the season 2 finale of Ted Lasso and flows into a comparison between Queen (Bloody) Mary I and Queen Elizabeth I that I haven’t been doing such a great job. Join me in a conversation that invites you to lean into the fact that no one is all good or all bad, and that how we remember things is not always how it was.

Sometimes it can feel like we’re in a rut when it comes to embracing our own power as successful women.This week we’re talking with Vanessa Judelman, sought-after author, coach and leadership expert. We have a great conversation about WHY women tend to shy away from standing in our power AND she gives us 4 clear steps to grow our confidence.

This week I’m sharing a real-life behind the scenes thing that’s happening for me right now: being diagnosed with ADHD. This episode is not intended to be medical advice, it’s simply me, sharing my story with you, in hopes that it can help one of you, or someone you know. I share how I realized I should get tested, how my symptoms manifest for me, the treatment plan I’m on and the results I’m seeing 30 days in.

Jake Ruhl and I do a deep dive into the real life Paisley Witches, how they’re echoed inside the McKittrick and where there’s crossover into Rebecca. Jake also gives us insights into the Salem witch trials, too! Just in time for Spooky Season!

KaeLyn Rich is a queer bisexual feminist, a direct action organizer, a nonprofit leader, a word wrangler, and a professional speaker. In this episode we talk about the queer coding of female villains, her take on Lady M, her experiences inside The McKittrick and feminist activism. It is a MUST LISTEN!