A podcast for sharing stories about finding the path you were meant to live. We bring you real conversations, authentic questions, vulnerable moments, advice on careers that are better for you and the world. Alongside explorations into high growth career paths and industries, we reveal roads less traveled and career choices focused on helping others.
#170 Finding Peace After Grief With Claire Bidwell Smith
is a grief counselor and author. Claire’s path to her current profession came from losing both her parents to cancer while Claire was still young. At first, Claire was in shock and tried to run from the overwhelming grief and anxiety she was...
#169 The Saban Foundation’s Cheryl Saban Shares Her Story
Cheryl Saban’s extraordinary life is a beautiful tapestry of diverse experiences, different careers, and helping others. In the latest chapter of her life, Cheryl is focused on her glass blowing business and her philanthropy work. Through the...
#168 How Kristen Berman is Helping Companies Understand the Psychology of Consumer Behavior
#168 How Kristen Berman is Helping Companies Understand the Psychology of Consumer Behavior Kristen Berman, Co-Founder of , fell in love with behavioral economics instantly. While Kristen was a Product Manager at Intuit, she met behavioral economist ...
#167 How Dara Kurtz Crushed Cancer and Changed Her Life
After going through breast cancer at 42, Dara Kurtz gained the courage and insight to completely change her life and career. Dara started the and self published her first book, . Today, Dara continues to blog to her 195k followers on Facebook, write...
#166 Award Winning Journalist, CBS NY Reporter Aundrea Cline-Thomas Shares Her Career Story
Aundrea Cline-Thomas was meant to tell stories. An award winning journalist, Aundrea’s dedication, integrity, humility and work ethic has already paid off. Aundrea received the 2017 Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists Broadcast Journalist...
#168 Eve Rodsky Wants You to Live in a World Where Women’s Work is Family Work
Eve Rodsky Wants You to Live in a World Where Women’s Work is Family Work
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Business owners, entrepreneurs, writers, professionals, dreamers, seekers and others boldly questioning the status quo to give you the “why not” or “what if” moments.
Dumb Games
Great Show!
I am so honored to have been part of the podcast! Polina and Amber are so kind and–well–just inspiring. It was such a good experience, and I am grateful they included me.
Kelley Higney, Founder & CEO
Hosts, Amber and Polina, expertly guide their guests with insightful questions that draw out all details of their stories. These talented hosts, along with the impressive lineup of guests they regularly have on, makes this podcast a must listen for anyone looking for inspiration in their careers.
Deborah Huber
Engaging and inspiring podcast!
I recently discovered this podcast and have been on a mini-binge ever since. The interviews are inspiring, in-depth, and full of great ideas and information. I love the broad range of interesting and unique people interviewed and find that there are always things to learn, no matter what field the interviewee works in. Polina and Amber are insightful and engaging interviewers who do a great job drawing out the stories of people’s career journeys. I’m glad I found them.
J. Barshop
Awesome show, highly recommend!
Brianne and her guests provide some incredibly actionable and compelling content on how women can live a life with intention and meaning.
Highly recommend listening and subscribing to I Want Her Job if you want the knowledge AND mindsets to become the woman you know you’re capable of becoming (and live your best life as a result)!
Mac Prichard
Career Stories from Successful Women
Excellent in depth interviews with successful women from many fields who share professional and personal stories. Host Polina Selyutin asks smart questions as she lets her guests speak at their own pace. The conversations offer both practical and inspiring ideas. Two takeways from the recent epsiode with Barre3 co-founder Sadie Lincoln, for example: She takes challenges, not ideas, to her staff, and considers how her 95-year-old self might react to that day’s concerns.
Elena Lipson
Great interviews!
Love the diversity of guests. The interview are great and provide some deep insights into what works and what doesn’t.
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