Marilyn Lin, VP of Global Customer Support at Delphix, breaks the stigma around mental health, shares her journey as an outsider, and reclaims her cultural identity to show us why she is a champion of the underdog.

Meet Erin Essenmacher, Athena Alliance’s new Chief Experience Officer. She joins us with a rich professional background as a board member, strategist, C-suite leader, and changemaker. She joins us with a rich personal history of joy and loss. It is in her experiences that she has learned to look for the helpers in times of crisis and the lessons in the face of hardship. It is in her experience that she has learned to build community, and we are so excited to have her leading the way in ours.

Embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery with me. Embrace an opportunity to pause, reflect, and tap into your inner wisdom as you explore the depths of what truly matters to you. Through this process, you'll gain clarity on your purpose and uncover powerful tools to help you align with your highest calling.

What lights up your heart? How do you overcome fear and have the courage to pursue what makes you happy? In this episode, Board Director, ESG and tech expert, Britt Ide shares her journey from grief to fulfillment and the valuable tools and strategies that have helped her along the way.

The majority of people in the world want the same things, however, our existing power structures often emphasize our differences, leading us to be trapped in negative cycles of competition and scarcity. Christine Heckart is envisioning a new way of thinking, a new way of belonging and she's devoting her life's work to creating a world where everyone is filthy enriched.™

Feminine Leadership. What is it? How do we access and embrace it and utilize the power it has to change the face of leadership as we know it?  

Deep joy- how would you describe it, cultivate it, attain it? Strategy and technology visionary Parul Saini, Global Head of Business and Enterprise Apps for Uber, starts with intention, literally, at the beginning of each day. She has an active appreciation for learning and has found purpose in her ability to make the best of things by building a strong personal foundation and an understanding that everyone is connected.

We are spotlighting, Third Act, a podcast celebrating "pretirement" and hosted by our last guest, Liz Tinkham. Liz interviews Rhonda Mims, who after 20 years of success in the corporate world, revisits her passion—film—where she’s using what she learned as a lawyer and chief diversity officer to drive change through documentaries. Her first production, Ferguson Rises, just won the audience award at the 2021 Tribeca Film Festival.

Happiness is not someplace you go or something you do, it’s you learning how to come to peace with your story, making the best of a situation when it’s good, bad, and somewhere in between. Liz has battled cancer and two broken legs and come out the other side with gratitude and…happiness.

I’ve spent the last year interviewing some of the most successful women in business. I’ve asked them to tell me about their fears, their greatest challenges and what keeps them hopeful. In this episode, I share with you what I’ve learned from our conversations.