The Conferences for Women

The Conferences for Women

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The Conferences for Women episodes

  • A Woman’s Work Is Never Done. Or Is It?
    Ever spend a whole day working, and still feel you haven’t done enough? Ever not? Journalist Brigid Schulte, author of Overwhelmed and Over Work, has spent years investigating why work takes so much out of us—and how it could be different.  In this conversation with Women Amplified host Lisa Bennett, Schulte explores why working more […]
    27 min
  • The Unspoken Rules of Women’s Friendships
    We count on close friends to understand us. So, why do we often hesitate to tell them what we need? Danielle Bayard Jackson, friendship expert and author of Fighting for Our Friendships, explains how expectations about reciprocity, support and trust can bring women together—and cause trouble when broken expectations go unspoken. In this episode of […]
    32 min
  • Charles Duhigg on How to Become a Supercommunicator
    Communication is one of those things we all do every day and still manage to get spectacularly wrong. Charles Duhigg has spent years studying why that happens. He is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, the bestselling author of The Power of Habit, and author of the new book, Supercommunicators. In this episode of Women Amplified, host […]
    26 min
  • How to Keep Your Agency in the Age of AI
    AI is one of those topics everyone has feelings about. Some people are excited. Some are distressing. Most of us are trying to figure out what it means for our work, our relationships, and our future. Dr. Angela Jackson has spent years studying those questions. She is the CEO of Future Forward, a lecturer and […]
    32 min
  • Tomi Adeyemi on the Joy of Being a Woman
    In challenging times, it can be hard to feel truly joyful. So, how do some people manage to face difficult realities straight-on while still radiating authentic, even contagious joy? New York Times best-selling author Tomi Adeyemi seems to have figured it out — and part of it has to do with embracing the joy of […]
    31 min
  • How to Succeed When the Career Ladder is Broken
    In this episode, we hear from Lareina Yee, co-author of the book Broken Rung: When the Career Ladder Breaks for Women – and How They Can Succeed in Spite of It. We often hear about the glass ceiling and how difficult it is for women to break into the very top leadership positions, but the […]
    36 min
  • Finding Growth in Conflict
    In this episode, we hear from bestselling author and speaker Dr. Liane Davey. Dr. Davey is known as the “teamwork doctor,” and her specialty is helping high-performing teams understand their conflicts better, and tackle those conflicts head-on. You’ll leave with a solid understanding of different kinds of tension at the workplace, team dynamics, and how […]
    37 min
  • Negotiating for Success1
    In this episode, we hear from Kathryn Valentine, CEO of Worthmore Strategies. Kathryn shares how she uses a research-based approach to help people get the most from their negotiations at work. You’ll leave with concrete tools for your next negotiation opportunity and learn why thinking beyond salary will get you more of what you need […]
    44 min
  • Negotiating for Success
    In this episode, we hear from Kathryn Valentine, CEO of Worthmore Strategies. Kathryn shares how she uses a research-based approach to help people get the most from their negotiations at work. You’ll leave with concrete tools for your next negotiation opportunity and learn why thinking beyond salary will get you more of what you need […]
    44 min
  • Bringing Dignity to the Workplace
    In this episode, we hear from Rosalind Wiseman. Best known for writing the bestselling book Queen Bees and Wannabes, which was the inspiration for the hit movie Mean Girls, Rosalind has turned her thoughtful analysis to the workplace.  You’ll leave understanding why workplace dynamics can mirror middle school, how to stand up for yourself and […]
    31 min