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At age 22, Whitney Wolfe helped launch Tinder, one of the world's most popular dating apps. But a few years later, she left Tinder and filed a lawsuit against the company alleging sexual harassment. T...Show More

Emily Chang began writing her book "Brotopia: Breaking Up the Boys' Club of Silicon Valley" 2 years ago when a top venture capitalist told her that in order to hire more women at the firm, they would ...Show More

David Heinemeier Hansson - creator of Ruby on Rails, founder and CTO at Basecamp, and best selling author is joining us today on the Being Boss podcast to talk about finding the "golden egg" in your b...Show More

Especially after writing our book, Being Boss: Take Control of Your Work + Live Life on Your Own Terms, we've gotten lots of questions about how we collaborate so strongly and maintain strong com...Show More

One of the exercises we outline in the Being Boss book is The Scientific Method (for creative entrepreneurs) because running a business is all about testing and changing. In today's minisode, we're sh...Show More

Natalie Franke, founder of the Rising Tide Society, shares her philosophy of community over competition, cultivating an abundance mindset, finding and embracing your purpose in the evolving work you d...Show More

Rebecca Rochon, Founder of Pivot & Pilot Creative is an expert in product development, branding, positioning and marketing. We deep dive into this amazing industry and find out how Rebecca and her par...Show More

REAL TALK | Sometimes being fired can a GOOD thing. Tara shares how BEING FIRED gave her the push to LAUNCH the business of her dreams. She is a public speaker, social media coach and founder of Socia...Show More

Payal Kadakia struggled to find a dance class to take in New York City, leading her to leave her life in corporate America to found ClassPass, an app, and website that compiles fitness classes and mak...Show More

Before Elizabeth Cutler and Julie Rice met, they shared a common belief: New York City gyms didn't have the kind of exercise classes they craved, and each of them wanted to change that. A fitness inst...Show More

In early 2015, Jen Rubio was racing through an airport to catch a flight when her suitcase broke, leaving a trail of clothing behind her. She tried to replace it with a stylish, durable, affordable su...Show More

Poppy Harlow is an anchor on CNN Newsroom. She’s the host of the podcast Boss Files, where she talks to badass leaders about how they made it to the top. She’s interviewed everyone from Warren Buffett...Show More

After conquering the male-dominated boardrooms of Wall Street, Sallie Krawcheck turned her attention to an underserved market worth at least $7 billion: women. But how do you transform a customer exp...Show More

On this episode hear from mindfulness entrepreneur Anita Cheung. Anita opens up about the most recent transitions in her career and what led her to (and why she won't quit) meditation. We breakdown...Show More

P brought a couple friends—Demi Moore and Arianna Huffington—together for a chat at In goop Health in New York City. They talked a little bit about wellness routines and parenting advice. And a lot ab...Show More

If you live in New York, chances are you've heard of The Class by Taryn Toomey. A combination of strength training and meditative movement, it's designed to promote self-study through physical conditi...Show More

How do you actually build a business from YouTube with consistent leads and sales coming in your sleep? What kind of content is best when you’re trying to generate hot leads and buyers who are ready t...Show More

The single most valuable thing you can have in today’s digital world is a powerful personal brand. A personal brand can make the difference between a lukewarm online presence and a white-hot, engaged,...Show More

On this episode, I’m joined by vitruvi co-founder, Sara Panton. From collaborating with Goop to making it onto this year’s Forbes 30 under 30 list, Sara shares her defining moments of success and w...Show More

Happy New Year! Jeremie and Bryde have a doozy of a brain boner to navigate, and a sarcastic anomaly in their inbox. They chat with Brianne Nord-Stewart, a filmmaker and flirt. Just listen to what she...Show More

Today's guest is Chelsea McKenzie, an in-house designer currently working in real estate development. @mckenziedesign

Paulina Cameron is a triple-threat: CEO of the Forum for Women Entrepreneurs, bestselling author of Canada 150 Women: Conversations with Leaders, Champions, and Luminaries, and a mother – among her ma...Show More

Paulina Cameron is a friend that I've looked up to since my first year of business school and it's such a pleasure to share her wisdom with you! Paulina pursues her goals with feverous passion and has...Show More

She recently self-published a book, works a full-time job, is in a loving marriage...oh, and she has a two-year-old at home. Can you say #girlpower? She is the powerful, creative, and resilient femini...Show More

Have you ever been seduced by a weird Instagram ad? Or a product some random "Influencer" posted about? The answer is probably yes! But why tho? We dig in and talk about how Instagram is dominating ho...Show More

"Start now." - "Slow success breeds confidence." These are some key pieces of advice that Michele Romanow gives our listeners in this episode. Best of the WWEST producer Vanessa interviews Michele at ...Show More

Between the office and the set, the handler of paperwork and paycheque is the Production Manager. Both parts parent and compadre, they have a responsibility to those below the line and above the line....Show More

In this episode, we talk with Relationships Rule expert Janice Porter about how to create great relationships both online and offline. Janice began her career as a teacher, was a corporate trainer ...Show More

Do you ever look at successful people and wonder, how do they do it? Are you wanting to get ahead, but it seems like it's hard work with struggles and lack of balance? Well, there are things you can d...Show More

Dealing with stress, including the importance of accepting, asking and offering help, as well as three words - and a new perspective - for when things in your life go sideways.

Chalene just returned from her annual Girls Trip! She truly feels that these getaways play a huge role in her health, happiness, and sanity! Now, as always, Chalene shared the highlights on social med...Show More

Get the Clever Girl Finance Roadmap! https://clevergirlfinance.com/financial-roadmap As we come to the end of the year and the start of a new year and decade, assessing your circle of influence is a ...Show More

True friendship is a 2-way street. It’s a mutual relationship where you share your greatest joys, worst fears, biggest accomplishments, and deepest sorrows. But not all friends value reciprocity. Ther...Show More

FEATURING EMILIANA (EMI) GUERECA – Three years ago hundreds of thousands of mostly women gathered on the streets of cities around the country and even outside the US for the Women’s March. Comin...Show More

After Nicola Thorp was fired for refusing to wear high heels on the job in 2015, she called bullsh*t all the way to British Parliament. Because from banks to bars, it’s not unusual for workplaces arou...Show More

Shine app co-founders, Naomi Hirabayshi and Marah Lidey, tell WSJ's Veronica Dagher how as two young, female tech founders and women of color what it's like to start a company with a friend, raise ven...Show More

A new year, a new decade, and the question is this: why not now? It is time to take bold, decisive action towards your business goals and look at the significant factors that will set the trajectory f...Show More

Best-selling Chilean-American author Isabel Allende speaks with the WSJ's Veronica Dagher about her new book, "A Long Petal of the Sea," a novel that tackles immigration, how she coped with enormous t...Show More