Is changing your mind a sign of strength or weakness? Are you steadfast in your beliefs or a flip flopper? And, how do we view others when they change their minds?

We’ve seen it all this year from a Presidential impeachment and a global pandemic, to a massive civil rights movement and economic innovation. This year is one for the books, but maybe in the best way possible.

What gets in the way of communicating about our health? Are we timid? Overzealous? Do we feel heard? Look, it’s as simple as this: no one will advocate for you but you.

Comparing ourselves to other women can seem harmless enough, even like we’re trying to improve ourselves. But really, we end up in a negative place more than not. So why do we even do it?

Like a baby deer figuring out its legs, we’re re-emerging from COVID-19. What lessons have we learned and what are things we might actually miss from being socially isolated? We’re about to find out.

COVID-19 is impacting everyone differently based on circumstance. We’re chatting about our experiences, pros and hilarious cons, and thoughts on the what life is like post-pandemic.

We’re discussing the book, Cringeworthy: A Theory of Awkwardness by Melissa Dahl and allllllll the awkwardness that is our lives.

A new generation(s) of women has the baton for leadership. Now that glass ceilings have fallen, do we have to keep defining leadership in ways that have been defined by men? What will our generation’s legacy be?

How we as women interact with traditionally male industries can leave us feeling frustrated or vulnerable. But does it have to be this way? Bottom line, more things need to be life skills than gender skills.

Is it up to you? Do others get a vote? How do we redeem ourselves and when do we need to let others be redeemed? There will be a thousand different days and a thousand different ways, but redemption is handling it.