Living up to our parents' expectations doesn't always align with what we want for ourselves. Emerson explains the expectations her parents had for her, her appreciation for their support, how she discovered what she loved, and her action plan to "start the conversation" with her parents about what's best for her.   

We often feel like we can't unfollow our parents' expectations, but in reality, we can. 

The workplace asks us to leave our humanity at the door. Caroline shares how her physical appearance and demeanor impact how she is perceived at work. 

DeShawn shares her thoughts on unrealistic standards of beauty, where her past negative self talk stemmed from, and how she's grown to love who she is.  

You don't need a degree to be successful and Andrea is proof of that. As a female creative entrepreneur she's launched multiple businesses and is far from society's perception of the starving artist. We're chatting about starting businesses, how being a woman business owner impacts relationships, and so much more. 

In dating and relationships the "cool girl" is believed to be every guys dream. Cleo breaks down the myth of the cool girl and the outcomes that women face when pretending to be her. 

Emily shares her experiences with anxiety, where it stems from, and how to cope. To everyone listening, we believe in you, we see you, and you matter. Much love.  

We're talking about the job market, relationships, and our bodies. So many women suffer from imposter syndrome and feeling like they're not good enough. In this episode, Chloe shares her thoughts on the topic from the perspective of a coach, wife, and black woman.

Shoutout to our foremothers for paving the way. Caroline talks about the generational similarities and differences from Traditionalists to Gen Z.

They say women who use profane language aren't ladylike. Alexis and I chat about the benefits of using profanity, who we'll never use it around, and how we're perceived as women who use such descriptive language.