In this episode, we talk with professional stylist Tara Luizzi from Tara Styles DC on how to build a working wardrobe when you're first starting out, navigating changes to your body (helpful hints for dressing the Mom-Bod), and getting the most out of investment pieces. We answer a lot of your (and our) burning wardrobe questions: Should you try out wardrobe styling boxes? Should you ditch the "nylons"? Do yoga pants work for casual Friday? 

And last, we talk about how you can create your own style and most importantly, use your wardrobe to help you feel confident and empowered to accelerate your career.

You can connect with Tara on her website http://www.tarastylesdc.com or on any social @tarastylesdc.

In this episode, we talk about why you should and how you can develop your own personal brand. Become the "CEO of ME" and define your why, choose your platform(s), and start sharing your expertise alongside demonstrating your personality. Join us for a lively discussion on personal branding and the value it will bring to your career. We also pull out a long list of our favorite marketing professionals, including well-known and growing personal brands.

In this episode, we pull back the curtain on all the things you wondered about leadership coaching and why YOU need a coach of your own! Jill Rogers, an entrepreneur, Associate Certified Coach (ACC) with the International Coaching Federation (ICF), and MOM, talks to us about her journey to becoming a coach, the principles of leadership coaching, and the impact coaching can have on your career trajectory.

In this episode, we learn about conscious leadership with business and self-transformation coach Kelly Campbell. Kelly explains how to harness and balance feminine and masculine aspects (not gender-based). By integrating these qualities, you can become a more receptive and collaborative version of yourself which leads to greater trust and more predictable, sustainable growth.

Kelly's downloadable resource can be found here!

In this episode, we interview our very first guest, a powerhouse woman and new author, Katherine Wintsch. She is the founder and CEO of the Mom Complex, an agency that helps companies develop better products, services, and experiences for mothers. Her book Slay Like A Mother helps you identify your dragon of self-doubt and slay it so you can conquer motherhood and all the other facets of your life.

In this episode we provide tips to help you Manage Up. From adopting the preferred communication style of your boss, to understanding their priorities and making their job easier, managing up means building trust over time through a record of consistent performance.

We all make mistakes, but few talk about it. In our 12th episode titled “Failure”, we cover our biggest failures at work. From people and politics to decision-making abilities and misaligned expectations, we share the difficult lessons we learned and the stories that strengthened us.

As you build your career, getting advice seems like the best way to borrow "experience." And often the advice is exactly what you're looking for! But as we look back, we realize we've received a lot of bad business advice and, worse, sometimes didn't even know it. In this episode, we call out the worst business advice we've ever received and discuss how we turned them into learnings and growth.

In this episode about futureproofing your career, we dive into how you can become indispensable. Knowing change is always on the horizon, ensure that you will be marketable now and in the future. It starts with being introspective, and we [Kelly and Julia] are no stranger to business personality testing and how you can use the results to create value and longevity! We also drop some hot tips on how to become the top candidate for a job, a promotion, and how to translate that to a new hustle. 

In this episode, we answer career advice questions from young marketing and advertising professionals. From how to ask for a promotion, to how long you should stay in a job, to the most important non-marketing skills we look for when hiring, to the advice we would give to our younger selves. This episode features 10 gems to guide young professionals.