Ep. 77 - Today's episode is a little bit different! It's a solo episode where I discuss some upcoming changes to the show and why. Don't worry - the show isn't going anywhere, it's just going to look a little bit different.

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Ep. 76 - Hitha Palepu is an entrepreneur, CEO of a pharmaceutical company, angel investor, avid reader, author, blogger, travel lover, mom and wife. She is passionate about living her best life and helping others to do that too.

Starting out in sales, Hitha's career has gone from pharmaceuticals, to start ups, to blogging and back to pharmaceutical development. We have a fascinating talk about her work, investing in female entrepreneurs, her love of reading, packing light and how she takes care of herself.

Ep. 75 - Erica Peterson is a scientist, founder of Moms Can Code and Moms Can & Co., a wife and mom. She is passionate about helping moms work from home and be engaged with their children.

She has worked in several advocacy roles and Moms Can Code was born out of her desire to find other moms who wanted to learn coding or get better at coding. The membership site is now an online community of moms helping each other.

Ep. 74 - Avery Reukauf is a veteran, military wife, FRG (family readiness group) leader, tiny house living mom and wife. She is passionate about her work as an FRG leader and leaving behind a healthy earth.

Avery and her husband recently downsized to 300 square feet and are now enjoying living out in the woods. Determined to lessen their environmental impact, save money and pay off debt, they worked hard to put everything in place and were finally able to make the big move in January.

Ep. 73 - Vidya Srinivasan is an engineer, singer, speaker, advocate for diversity in tech, guest lecturer, wife and mom. She is passionate about using technology to make a positive impact.

I was so impressed with Vidya's determination! She is so passionate about encouraging other women and minorities in tech that she is the chair of the Grace Hopper Conference this year which is a conference devoted to women in tech.

Ep. 72 - Candice Stenger is a corporate trainer, wife and mom, and founder of A Musing Momma, an online platform that supports women uncover their stories and use them to propel themselves into personal freedom. Candice is passionate about many things, but one of the big things for her is writing. Through writing and discovering her own story, she has now started a blog and podcast to help encourage other women to do the same.

Ep. 71 - Aniah Azmi is an ophthalmologist, university lecturer, mom of 3 and wife. She is passionate about saving and restoring people's vision, and teaching and sharing her experiences.

Aniah's road to become an eye surgeon was long. She started her ophthalmology training while 4 months pregnant with her first child and proceeded to have two more children while studying. While this may sound daunting, Aniah credits her hard work, positive thinking and supportive family.

Ep. 70 - Georgene Huang is the co-founder of FairyGodBoss, on online platform where women can share information about their workplaces and salaries anonymously, and help other women succeed. She is also mom to 3 kids and a wife. Georgene is passionate about improving the workplace for women.

MIW #2 - If you want to gain more time, you first have to know WHERE your time is going! In this episode I discuss time tracking, how I've used it, who I learned about it from, and how it has changed my schedule.

If you want a quick version of looking at where your time is going, look on your phone. If you have an iPhone, go to Settings, Battery and scroll down. It will tell you battery usage by app in % or hit show activity and it will show in time.

Ep. 69 - Mel Lucht is my cousin, a dear friend, wife, mom to 3 teenagers and a teacher. She was a SAHM for years before deciding to go back to work. She spent a few years trying to figure out what was the best fit, until a dear friend sat her down and told her what a good teacher she would be.

It took several years of hard work and sacrifice, but Mel managed to get her teaching certification while still working and having three active kids.