Women in traditionally male-dominated fields, such as engineering and finance, can face a difficult hurdles. Not only is there a pay gap, but also a respect gap, and a gap in the presence of female mentors and role models. In this episode,

Angela and Brooklyn both turned the big 4-0 this year! In this episode, they are joined by a special guest as they sip wine and opine about grey hairs, the meaning of life, wrinkles, friendships, confidence — and everything that comes with reaching thi...

There are brand you love and brands you love to hate! What about your personal brand? What do you stand for in the heart and minds of the people you interact with everyday? Tune in to this discussion about why personal branding is important and how to ...

We continue our discussion with Dr. Natasha Thomas and Kristen Cook about practical tips for boundary setting at work. Kristen Cook weighs in on boundary setting from the HR perspective. We break down practical steps for you to take your life back and ...

Do you ever find yourself wondering if you can set workplace limits and still be a good employee? Are you fearful of saying no? Do you have a hard time turning work off, and is it causing distress to your personal life? This week,

Are you “one of a few” at your current workplace? You may be the only woman or the only person of color within a larger group. If you ever find yourself feeling lonely during the workday, this episode is for you!

How skilled are you at managing your administrative support team? Are you a pleasure to support? Or could you use some fine-tuning in this area? This week, we are joined by an admin with over 30 years of experience.

Are you a fan of Shonda Rhimes’ book Week of Yes? In this episode, Brooklyn and Angela share results of their one week experiment to say ‘yes’ to more! Both ladies spent one week saying ‘yes’ to invitations, new opportunities,

How closely is your career tied to your self-worth and happiness? Is it possible to give one’s career so much importance that it becomes a symbol of worship? Have we allowed our career aspirations to supersede other values? Is your career your God?

Men have it easy when it comes to dressing for work. Just about any blue blazer, dark pair of jeans, and collared shirt will do. For women it’s not always so simple.  Do you bring a feminine flair to work or try to blend in with the guys?