Season 3 · Ep 126
About this episode
Disclaimer: this is NOT a best bits of the book recap. This is MY top 5 takeaways.
Which means you're getting the things that made me nod furiously AND the things that made me raise an eyebrow. Because that's what happened at book club and it made for a much better conversation.
Emma Grede is incredible. I also don't agree with everything she says. Both things are true.
Here's what we're covering in the episode:
💰 Why women need to talk about money more - and why I charged $140 a session for my first coaching client because nobody told me
🚫 Setting boundaries without being a d!ck about it - and the school parents chat story that made me go hmm
⚖️ Creating YOUR version of balance - this one got spicy at book club
🏢 Do you actually have to work in the office to be successful? Emma thinks absolbloodylutely.
🙋♀️ Backing yourself before you feel ready - the one every single person listening needs to hear
Whether you've read the book and want a one sided book club moment - or you haven't read it and want to know if it's worth your time - either way you're in the right place.
🎧 If this episode made you think, laugh, or question something - send it to someone who needs a little permission to do life differently.
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