“I don’t sweep the floor with my uterus,” asserts Corinne Low, Associate Professor of Business Economics and Public Policy at the Wharton School at The University of Pennsylvania.  It’s a stark statement, but her underlying point is to urge men and women to re-examine gender roles around the work needed to maintain a home and family: cooking, cleaning, making the kids’ doctor’s appointments, and so on.  

Low was on the tenure track when her first marriage fell apart.  She was overwhelmed with her job, a bad commute, a new infant, and housework. She was the higher earner of the couple, and the division of labor at home felt way too lopsided.  So she used her know-how as an economist to study the data on how men and women divide tasks at home and develop strategies for how couples can create a system that’s fair.  

Today, Low is a tenured professor and is remarried to a woman. (She notes that it is not a prescription for everyone, but it works for her.) She writes about her research and her experience in HAVING IT ALL: What Data Tells Us About Women’s Lives and Getting the Most Out of Yours, which is a USA Today National Best Seller and an Amazon Best Nonfiction Book of the Year.

💬 In this episode, we explore:

🔗 Visit Corinne Low’s website

📕 Find out more about Corinne Low’s book: HAVING IT ALL

📸 Follow Corinne Low on Instagram 

📸 Follow Corinne Low on Substack

📸 Follow Corinne Low on LinkedIn

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The markets are still riding high, but if 2025 taught us anything, it’s that not everything that glitters is gold. In this episode of our sister podcast HerMoney, Jean Chatzky sits down with legendary investor and How She Does It Host Karen Finerman to unpack the wild ride of 2025: the highs, the flops, the lessons learned, and the big bets she’s making in 2026.

We also talk about what makes a winning portfolio, how our InvestingFixx club beat the market, and how you can start building confidence with your own investments, one smart move at a time.

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We love hearing insight and hard-won wisdom from some of the most exceptional and accomplished women. In this episode, we’ve put together some particularly insightful moments from a few of our guests from across our first 70 episodes. We cover how to push through those tough moments, trust your gut, and do what it takes to build the life you want (and not the life other people think you should be living.) 

So, as you take a moment to think about your own plans and dreams for the year ahead, we know listening to these smart and talented women share their own experiences will help inspire, clarify, and motivate you as you move forward on the path you are uniquely creating for yourself. 

💬 In this episode, we hear from:

🎧Listen To Rachel Webber on HOW SHE DOES IT Episode 52

🎧Listen To Melissa Lee on HOW SHE DOES IT Episode 1

🎧Listen To Crystal McCrary McGuire on HOW SHE DOES IT Episode 54

🎧Listen To Debby Soo on HOW SHE DOES IT Episode 50 

🎧Listen To Bonnie Hammer on HOW SHE DOES IT Episode 57

🎧Listen To Chelsea Sodaro on HOW SHE DOES IT Episode 59

🎧Listen To Carmen Pavlovic on HOW SHE DOES IT Episode 30 

🎧Listen To Renée Elise Goldsberry on HOW SHE DOES IT Episode 61

🎧Listen To Leigh Gallagher on HOW SHE DOES IT Episode 45 

🎧Listen To Gretchen Rubin  on HOW SHE DOES IT Episode 51

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It was a “gigantic” role: one that required Gina Raimondo to engage in high-powered meetings with heads of state and be called on in the White House Situation Room to weigh in on critical decisions of national security.  After serving as Secretary of Commerce during the Biden administration, Gina Raimondo is now taking time to consider what her next move will look like.  But there’s one thing the former Governor of Rhode Island knows for sure: she wants to stay in public service.  

Listen as Gina Raimondo, now a distinguished fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, looks back at her career in venture capital and politics.  She shares what motivates her, what she’s proud of, and what she wishes she had done differently.   She also opens up about the defining moments from her upbringing as the granddaughter of Italian immigrants, as well as how she and her husband raised their two children as they navigated life in the public eye. 

💬 In this episode, we explore:

🔗 More on Gina Raimondo’s work for the Council on Foreign Relations Here

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Selling subscriptions door-to-door. It was difficult work and a worst-case scenario for Angie Hicks, a self-proclaimed introvert. Straight out of college, Hicks went to work with a former boss from an internship to help launch a new business. The idea: create a resource of home repair and renovation service providers curated by customers, along with reviews.   They called it Angie’s List.  

Now, 30 years later, the company known today as Angi is a billion-dollar brand. Angie Hicks built the foundation of the company, signing customers up one at a time and creating her famous list of service providers from scratch.  Since then, she’s had a front row seat as the company has evolved from a subscription-based newsletter to an online platform that has helped 150 million people maintain, repair, and resonate their homes, as well as supported the growth of hundreds of thousands of small local businesses.  

💬 In this episode, we explore:

🔗 Check out Angi.com

📸 Follow @Angi on Instagram 

📸 Follow Angie Hicks on Instagram 

📸 Follow Angie Hicks on LinkedIn

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Talk about a tough day at work. NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore were the first to fly the Boeing Starliner into space in June of 2024. The plan for the test mission was to pilot the new spacecraft into orbit, dock with the International Space Station for 8 days, and return home. But when the two astronauts first attempted to approach the ISS, five of the Starliner’s critical thrusters failed for a time, and the astronauts were in the unenviable position of piloting a potentially unreliable spacecraft. 

Their story grabbed headlines around the world. After successfully docking with ISS, the decision was made to return the Starliner unmanned and have the astronauts stay aboard the ISS until they could be returned safely. That decision extended their stay to 286 days in space, and they finally returned to Earth in March of 2025.  

It’s the type of high-stakes situation Sunita Williams, who goes by Suni, has trained for much of her professional life. A graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and the U.S Naval Test Pilot School, she has spent years learning how to calmly solve potentially life-threatening problems in air and spacecraft. It’s the type of work that underscores the importance of collaborating well with others, doing your homework, and trusting your team.   

💬 In this episode, we explore:

🔗 Check out NASA.gov

📸 Follow @NASA on Instagram 

📸 Follow Suni Williams on X

🔗 Check out info on NASA Expedition 72 & Expedition 71  

 💻Video of Suni Williams & Butch Wilmore working & exercising on the ISS

 💻Video of Suni Williams & Butch Wilmore on a spacewalk on November 12, 2024

 💻Video of Suni Wiliams & Butch Wilmore’s return to Earth on March 18, 2025 

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Carla Hall is a force. Her effervescence is a welcome ingredient in the many shows she has fronted, including “The Chew,” Fox’s “Next Level Baker,” and Food Network’s “Holiday Baking Challenge” and “Worst Cooks in America.” But what might surprise you is that she began her professional career as an accountant after being rejected from her chosen college and a dream of studying theater.  

In her conversation with Karen Finerman, Carla shares how she has dealt with disappointment and setbacks, inevitably turning them into triumphs.  A creative and curious entrepreneur, she has authored award-winning cookbooks, created a line of cookware for QVC, and established an online platform to guide women through personal and professional challenges. She is not afraid of embracing what’s new and next, and she is on a mission to encourage other women to approach life the same way. 

💬 In this episode, we explore:

🔗 Check out TheMeMenu.com

🔗 Visit Carla Hall’s website

🎧 Check Out The Chewed Up Podcast & YouTube Page 

📸 Follow @CarlaPHall on Instagram 

📸 Follow: @ChefCarla Hall on Facebook

📸Follow  @CarlaHall on X

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Women often have a blur of busy days — especially this time of year - going from meetings and important phone calls to the grocery store or soccer practice. It often feels like the day goes by in the blink of an eye. This, of course, leaves many of us feeling drained at the end of the day, or inspired to push off our most important tasks to next week — or we forget about them completely. 

So how can we better juggle our busy work days, the challenges of raising a family, and all of the other tasks in between, while still making time for fun?  We’re sharing one of our favorite episodes from season 1 to help you do just that, because Laura Mae Martin has cracked the code. She’s an Executive Productivity Advisor at Google and she coaches Google’s top executives on time management and efficiency. 

She offers her take on how to cut out time-suck meetings once and for all, and why discovering our “power hours” does wonders for our creativity and productivity. 

💬 In this episode:

* Manage your email inbox like doing laundry - sort, prioritize, and focus on one task at a time.

* Use the list funnel method to organize tasks and prioritize based on timeframes.

* Limit and optimize meetings by setting agendas, evaluating their necessity, and providing feedback.

* Identify your power hours and schedule important tasks during those times for maximum productivity. 

* Minimize multitasking and manage email effectively to improve productivity.

🔗 Resources & Links:

👩‍💼 Learn more about Laura Mae Martin at lauramaemartin.com   

📚 Check out Laura Mae Martin’s Book Uptime at lauramaemartin.com/book

📲 Follow Laura Mae Martin on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/lauramaemartin/

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Deborah Roberts is an Emmy and Peabody award-winning journalist.  She has graced our television screens for 30+ years, from her early days at stations in Columbus, Knoxville, and Orlando to one of the most coveted jobs in the business: co-anchoring 20/20 at ABC News.   That rise has come with its share of lessons and shifting priorities, but Deborah is now clearly at the top of her game.   

The New York Times best-selling author’s new book was inspired by her early life growing up with six sisters in Perry, Georgia.   It’s called “Sisters Loved and Treasured Stories of Unbreakable Bonds.”  In it, she interviewed a number of sisters to gain perspective on what makes this relationship so unique and essential. 

These days, Deborah and husband Al Roker are empty-nesters, and she’s knee-deep in preparation for her daughter Leila’s wedding next spring.   In this episode, Deborah opens up about working her way through the ranks of TV News, her thoughts on America’s fascination with true crime, and how she’s grown to appreciate the special relationship she has with her siblings.

 💬 In this episode, we explore:

You can see more of Deborah on ABC’s 20/20 on Friday nights and streaming the next day on Hulu and Disney+. You can also hear more on the 20/20 podcast she hosts called "The After Show" - available wherever you get your podcasts and on video on Hulu and Disney Plus. 

Resources:🔗 Visit ABC News 20/20

🔗 For Information on “Sisters Loved and Treasured Stories of Unbreakable Bonds.”

📸  Follow Deborah Roberts on Instagram 

🎧Listen To Deborah Roberts on “The After Show” 

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Dr. Kavita Patel is the definition of a high achiever.   She holds multiple demanding jobs: a primary care physician, a venture partner at New Enterprise Associates, a professor at Stanford University School of Medicine, and a medical contributor for NBC News.

And those are just the roles she has right now.  Previously, she served as a director of policy in the Obama White House and a deputy staff director on health for Sen Ted Kennedy.  

So what drives her to pursue new challenges?  Dr. Patel shares with Karen Finerman how her upbringing as one of three daughters of Indian parents who owned and operated a motel in Texas shaped her approach to earning a living.  Plus, Dr. Patel explains how a friend from across the political aisle “RSVP’d” her into a new opportunity that allowed her to build generational wealth for her family, and how that experience shaped her approach to helping others.  

💬 In this episode, we explore:

📸 Follow Dr. Kavita Patel on LinkedIn 

🔗 Visit New Enterprise Associates Website 

Books Mentioned In This Podcast: 

The 5 Types of Wealth: A Transformative Guide to Design Your Dream Life by Sahil Bloom

Mother Mary Comes to Me by Arundhati Roy

The City and Its Uncertain Walls by Haruki Murakami
Let Them by Mel Robbins

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