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In this episode of the TCS podcast, I'm asking the question: "Career fulfillment or career prestige?" When we think about building a great career, fulfillment and authenticity are usually not the first things that come to mind.Like so many other working women and moms, I took with me the various pieces of well-intended career advice I was given while growing up, as I was starting to build my own career. As I was told, I looked for places of prestige, perks, and well…money. It wasn't until years later, when disruption hit my life and the virulent itch of disruption and change took over, that I started questioning myself about what "having a great career" really means.
This is exactly what this episode grapples with. Listen in!
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The Corporate Sister.
In this podcast episode, I introduce The Corporate Sister book #2: "More: The Journey of Unleashing More of Who You Are". (available on Amazon).
In it, I discuss the 7 principles outlined in the book, from welcoming and embracing disruption and change, to managing progress.
Click HERE to get your copy on Amazon!
In this episode, the first of Black History Month 2023, I discuss what it takes to thrive, and not just survive, in the workplace as a Black woman at work, and as minorities in general. More specifically, I talk about the concept of "agile authenticity", which requires awareness, impact and a master plan to succeed in the workplace on one's own terms while still remaining authentic.
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In this episode, I chat about planning for work-life integration instead of work-life balance. How about planning to integrate all the areas and aspects of our lives and careers, instead of compartmentalizing and attempting to balance it all! Listen in on this episode!
In this episode, I discuss 10 Diversity, Equity and Inclusion goals for 2023, as part of our professional goals.
Here are some of the book resources cited in this episode:
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In this podcast episode, the first in the new year 2023, I discuss skipping the usual resolutions and instead going for consistency in 2023! If you're like me, you may pick a word of the year at the beginning of each year to give your year more focus and direction. Mine this year is CONSISTENCY, and that is what I discuss in this episode, and share a few tips to be more consistent in our work and lives!
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In this podcast episode, I am discussing running our careers as business women and/or moms, like successful, efficient and effective businesses. I chat about three(3) principles from accounting that can help us manage our own careers, and empower ourselves to make the best work, and by extension, life decisions.
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In this episode, I'm discussing steering away from the hustle in our careers as working women and moms, and instead towards more alignment in the work we do and by extension in the lives we live.
In the episode, I also discuss how this requires us to be self-aware and being willing to show as who we are.
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In this episode, I discuss how to circumvent the negative biases against working moms as leaders, and how motherhood IS effective leadership!
Study cited: Let's put the motherhood penalty to rest! : https://berlincameron.com/newevent-all/motherhoodpenalty
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In this episode of the podcast, in honor of Mental Health Awareness, I'm chatting about the negative mental health effects of gender inequality. Research shows these mental health effects disproportionately impact working women and moms.
I also share tips to cope with these negative effects, and continue to expand the conversation as working women and moms.
Research cited:
Gender Inequality and Mental Health During the COVID-19 Pandemic: https://www.ssph-journal.org/articles/10.3389/ijph.2021.1604220/full The impact of gender discrimination on a Woman's Mental Health:https://www.thelancet.com/journals/eclinm/article/PIIS2589-5370(20)30055-9/fulltextFrom the publisher's feed