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FIND YOUR OWN ANSWER TO THE QUESTION WHAT’S NEXT FOR ME?
SHE KNOWS THE WAY IS A SHOW ABOUT DECIDING WHAT’S NEXT WHEN DOING WHAT’S EXPECTED NO LONGER FEELS RIGHT
Through conversations with women at all stages of life and career, we explore when and how we forge our own path. What we compromise, whether we’re on a new path or an old one. And how we can rewire ourselves to stay awake to our dreams even when it means doing the unexpected. If you’ve always followed the script and suddenly find yourself without one, this show is for you.
Hosted by Lara Dalch | Produced by Lara Dalch and Jennifer McCord
(Looking for the Women on the Rise podcast? You’re in the right place! We’ve changed our name.)
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LATEST EPISODE
Redefining Identity and Living an Artful Life With Kore Koubourlis
What do you say when someone asks you to introduce yourself? If you’re anything like Kore Koubourlis, your answer is complicated and deeply personal.
You’re Not a Flake. You’re Living a Portfolio Life. with Christina Wallace
Christina Wallace is a self-described human Venn diagram with a career at the intersection of business, technology, and the arts. How to lean into your own portfolio life.
How to Think About Work Now with Adrian Granzella Larssen
As we re-evaluate how work is working, I wanted to talk about the purpose work serves in our lives. In other words, what do we want work to do for us?
How to Make Decisions Now with Kimberly Diggles
Making decisions still feels hard, even after two years of living with a pandemic. Kimberly Diggles, PhD, LMFT tells us why that’s totally normal.
How to Think About Money Now with Jacquette Timmons
Jacquette Timmons is a financial behaviorist. She believes that you don’t manage your money. You manage your choices around money.
Like Space Space with Michaela Ayers and Jennifer McCord
Lara chats with friends of the show about how we’re navigating our awkward re-entry into the world as Covid restrictions lift.
Transforming Grief Into Expansion with Charlene Lam
When Charlene Lam lost her mother, her creative instincts as a curator kicked in. And turned her grief into an opportunity for transformation.
Using Your Why to Find Your Way with Odessa Jenkins
Odessa Jenkins found her purpose as a girl playing tackle football. Now she uses that “why” to break down barriers for women in sports and to find her way to what’s next.
Find Your “Little Cheeky Playful Joy”
Jessica Shaw wanted to be an actress until a performance changed her understanding of what theatre can do – and how play helps us connect with ourselves and each other.