What are some of the greatest lessons you have learned from women in your lives? Rebecca Monet and Elizabeth Denham share lessons they have learned from other women and how the apply them to their lives.

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Understanding, discussing and remembering our history is critical to creating a successful future. How many stories, particularly of women, have been lost to history?

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Jane Plitt tells us about a woman who made a huge impact in business as the pioneer of the modern retail franchise model. It is so important to know our history as women, and Plitt has dedicated years of her life to women's rights and now ensuring that Martha Matilda Harper's story is told.

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On this episode, Elizabeth Denham can't decide if her pajamas are roses or thorns. Her husband and son think one thing, but Rebecca Monet thinks another! What do you think? Pretty or atrocious? Vote in the comments!

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On this episode, Jane Plitts shares the story of Martha Matilda Harper - the pioneer of the modern retail franchising model. Hers is a story that would have been lost to history without Plitt's dedication and research. Also a pioneer of social entrepreneurship.

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On this episode, Rebecca Monet and Elizabeth Denham discuss the importance of community and how to build it. How have you built and nurtured your community during this crazy pandemic time!

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Rebecca Monet and Elizabeth Denham discuss the importance of community, and how building one can impact your business, your success and your fulfillment. Tune in today!

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In Part I of our Jane Plitt episode, we discuss community and how Jane participated in it during the Women's Rights Movement. Her story is important to know as we continue to navigate women's issues both in the workplace and in the home. As the first Executive Director of NOW, Jane has been integral in the fight for equality!

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On this episode, Rebecca Monet indulges in couch potato-ing and Elizabeth Denham ponders the boundaries of advice for adult children. What is your go-to for downtime, and how do you set boundaries for yourself with advising your kids without being a buttinsky?

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In part one of our interview with Jane Plitt, we learn about her role in the Women's Movement and how she became an activist. Jane is the queen of building community and working for the greater good. As the first Executive Director of NOW, Jane is someone whose story you should know!

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