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The Myth of Work/Life Balance

Three New Orleans women leaders in business who also ride in the largest Mardi Gras Krewe in the world together, give effective and practical advice on starting a great business from the ground up.  

But these ladies delve well beyond the boardroom and the beads when they discuss real life issues facing women today like work/life balance, dating after divorce, women friendships, being a female leader in the workplace, empty nesting, co-parenting, and much more. 

Women keep everything most important to them in their purses.  Week to week a new topic is pulled out of one of the ladies' purses and is brought up for discussion in The Purse Chronicles Podcast.

Listen in as the chemistry between these friends, Julie Lea,  Julie' Couret, and Vee George offers different perspectives and points of view which keeps things fun and interesting, just like the Big Easy itself.

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Three New Orleans women leaders in business who also ride in the largest Mardi Gras Krewe in the world together, give effective and practical advice on starting a great business from the ground up. But these ladies delve well beyond the boardroom and the beads when they discuss real life issues facing women today like work/life balance, dating after divorce, women friendships, being a female leader in the workplace, empty nesting, co-parenting, and much more. Women keep everything most important to them in their purses. Week to week a new topic is pulled out of one of the ladies' purses and is brought up for discussion in The Purse Chronicles Podcast. Listen in as the chemistry between these friends, Julie Lea, Julie' Couret, and Vee George offers different perspectives and points of view which keeps things fun and interesting, just like the Big Easy itself.

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The Myth of Work/Life Balance

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