It is refreshing to hear how I am not the only one who has struggled when it came to finding a mentor and guidance. The interviews reflect many instances I could relate to myself. Looking forward to more interviews!!

I’ve been retired going on six years now, so some would say I have no use for conversations such as these. Wrong. First I’ll say I had a mentor who was key to my successful 38-year career with the DOJ and key to a successful 42 year marriage. I didn’t do it alone. She was my sounding board, my advisor, my trainer, my go-to person in all phases of my life. I didn’t know all the answers, I still don’t. In listening to today’s conversations, I wanted to shout out to everyone out there, pay close attention to all these four brilliant ladies. Take it all in, because more often than not, you will remember their words and apply it to yourself. Or you should. Everyone needs someone at different phases in our lives, for different reasons. I’m still living and learning from others! I am so looking forward to the next episode!

Smart questions and guests. This is a podcast I can really use! And I generally just love stories of women uplifting other women. So this pod has it all!

As a first generation woman of color, I wish I had this podcast when I was starting my career. This is the content we as women need to lean on and learn from one another! So grateful for the hosts and WMN for bringing this podcast to our lives!

Title says it all.

Love these two women stars and the way they are talking about such critical issues and professional development. Very impressive, funny, smart, and incredibly helpful for audiences of all ages!