How She Really Does It

Tune in this week and hear where Anna and I were in 2006 and where we are now. So much can change in 15 years, so we're sharing what we'd say to our former selves, the 3 things we enjoy about now that we didn't know were possible 15 years ago, and the importance of knowing your why and setting boundaries in your life.

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In this episode, which originally aired in 2014, executive coach Michele Woodward and I discuss the paths that a parent can take to raise grounded and authentic children.

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Join me this week as I share some ways to cultivate your self-care capacity and the importance of integrating self-care into your routines or systems. The path to self-care is through observation, compassion, and learning, so I'm showing you how to create a self-care system that works for you and how to prioritize your self-care in your life.

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When you examine your finances and you don't see the kind of growth that you want, you may have a problem with underearning, overspending, or both. What is the difference between those two problems and how do you identify them?

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This week, Laura Boyd joins me and we dive into the question: is leadership going soft? Hear the importance of giving and taking in business and why we believe there's nothing soft about leadership. We discuss the difference between soft and hard skills and why being a leader requires both to be successful.

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We tend to think about our careers in a certain way. One job title, one way and then retirement. Marci Alboher has been here before and made me and my listeners think of jobs careers in a different way as slasher careers. In this episode, Marci returns to talk about a new way to think about the second half of our careers.

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Join me this week to hear some of the reasons people say "I'm sorry" and how to identify whether you are using it when you need to be. We have been culturally programmed to apologize for things that don't always warrant an apology, and I'm showing you how to be deliberate in this powerful area of your life. Find out why we use "I'm sorry" and what to do instead.

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Breast cancer transformed Terri Fedonczak's life by creating clarity that helped her release her pursuit of money and status. In this episode, which originally aired in 2014, Terri and I discuss how you can repair your relationship with your teenager. It's never too late to rebuild and repair that connection.

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Join Laura and I this week as we have a conversation about the effects of imposter syndrome, procrastination, and when to show ourselves compassion. We discuss how this could show up in your life, how to allow yourself permission to do things, and how to tell whether you are showing yourself compassion or making an excuse.

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Guest co-host Karen Walrond is back. Yes it's the 21st Century, but sexism in the workplace still lives on.

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