For anyone thinking,
there must be more
to life than this…
There is More Everything.
Podcast
Season one closes with a chat about transitions – the kind that used to thrill me, but now come laced with fear. I share why I’m determined to flip it back, using my daughter’s launch into her college career and Alisia Gill’s “rearview mirror” wisdom as guides. I have some small, practical nudges for empty nesters ready to get over their fears and re-enter the work force. And, we talk about how even in this Era of Enough, we still deserve more… not more stuff, but more love. Not more money, but more dreams.
WITH GUEST ALISIA GILL
What if the career you’ve built no longer fits the life you want? Alisia Gill, founder and CEO of Era of Enough™, helps Gen X women realign their careers with who they are today, NOT who they were told to be decades ago. We talk about why our generation followed the “rules” of success, how the workplace changed around us, and why it’s never too late to reinvent ourselves.
What makes a place feel like home? In this episode, we talk about our personal spaces and how they evolve with us as we move through our life journeys. t’s a conversation about creating comfort in the chaos and why “home” isn’t always about square footage or ownership, but rather about how you feel when you walk through the door. Whether you’re rooted, uprooted, or somewhere in between, we all deserve to be “home for now.”
Ever feel like you’re not exactly burned out, but definitely not thriving either? You might be languishing – stuck in that murky middle space where you’re going through the motions without purpose. In this bonus episode, we talk about this very real state and some tips to help you climb back toward getting more of what matters - a life filled with joy.
WITH GUEST LIV ALLEN
What if you didn’t feel the pressure of having to be a superstar every day? Liv Allen built her career across continents, clients, and career resets and she’s learned how to lead with both guts and grace. In this episode, we unpack her “rockstar/superstar/northstar” framework, why slow growth is still growth, and how to stay more human in a results-obsessed world.
Are you a Sex and the City fan? I found that the show always seemed to get it right when they explored the ups and downs of dating and relationships. All these years later, it still resonates. In this bonus episode, we’re chatting more about relationship misalignment and the critical mistake so many of us make when we are working for love and not with it. Grab a cosmo and tune in!
WITH GUEST NICK BRANCATO
What is the secret to relationships that endure?We often think that deep connection and shared affection are the foundations of lasting love, but what if we're missing something more fundamental? What if love alone isn’t enough? This week, I’m joined by Nick Brancato, author of Prioritize Us, who believes that alignment, not just emotion, may be the key to keeping our relationships strong through life’s many changes.
What happens when you actually give a sh!t at work – about people, not just performance? In this bonus episode, I talk about why relationships matter, especially during big transitions. Inspired by The Relationship-Driven Leader, I share how emotional intelligence, connection and real care have shaped my leadership and how all of it is showing up now as I navigate my own career transition.
WITH GUEST DR. KAREN BRIDBORD
When we think about work, we often think about deadlines, deliverables, and KPIs. But what about relationships? In this episode with workplace psychologist and author Dr. Karen Bridbord, we discuss what it really takes to build strong, healthy connections at work and why those connections matter more than we think. We explore how to communicate with care, but without crossing a line and why appreciation is more than a feel-good gesture, it’s a business imperative.
Do you ever find yourself saying, “It’s not that bad… other people have it worse” In this bonus episode, we explore why we’re so quick to downplay our own struggles and how that instinct can actually hold us back. Struggle isn’t a competition and pain doesn’t need to be ranked to be real. This is a reflection on why YOUR hard is still hard and why giving yourself permission to feel it might be the most powerful thing you can do.
