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Today is International Day of People with Disabilities, so it seems appropriate to reshare the #WakeWomen podcast episode with Emily Goodson!![]()
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In this episode, Emily shares how her experience with a brain injury and the resulting disabilities led her to help companies and individuals navigate issues for people with disabilities. She also discusses the importance of advocacy, resilience, and the need for broader understanding of diversity in the workplace. Emily talks about the courage it took to write about her experiences, particularly in the context of dating and intimacy. In this conversation, Emily shares her journey of navigating relationships, vulnerability, and self-discovery.![]()
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Listen in at wakewomen.alumni.wfu.edu/wake-women-podcast/ - Season 3, Episode 6.![]()
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#DisabilityAwareness #DatingWithDisability
#GivingTuesday is tomorrow, and I’m spending today reflecting on the causes and organizations that shape my community for the better. Two of my favorites are Reynolda House Museum of American Art and Wake Forest University. If you’re planning to participate, I’d love to know who you’re supporting and why their mission resonates with you. Even small contributions can fuel big change, and it’s inspiring to see what we can accomplish when we give intentionally. Let’s make tomorrow meaningful together.![]()
#ProHumanitate #GivingBack
My guest on the latest Wake Women episode, Holly Welch Stubbing, offers a thoughtful examination of the power we give money and how we can redefine prosperity. She talks about the moment when giving becomes more meaningful than accumulating, and how that shift can change both our lives and the communities we support. We explore donor-advised funds, generational changes in giving, and the ways nonprofits are adapting to new expectations. Holly’s leadership at the National Philanthropic Trust brings a unique lens to the conversation. I hope this episode encourages you to think about the role money plays in creating legacy and impact. The conversation is a great starting point for thinking about your contribution for upcoming Giving Tuesday and it's up now! Check it out at wakewomen.alumni.wfu.edu/wake-women-podcast/![]()
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#ProHumanitate #GivingBack #GivingTuesday
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Coming up on the #WakeWomen Podcast![]()
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A great conversation with Holly Welch Stubbing on The Soul of Giving. Episode drops Friday morning at wakewomen.alumni.wfu.edu/wake-women-podcast/!![]()
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#ProHumanitate #GivingBack
On the latest episode of the #WakeWomen Podcast, I had an amazing guest co-host - Wake Forest University alum - Cheryl Fischer from the Mind Your Midlife Podcast. Our guest was fellow alum, leadership coach/Career Maven Consulting founder Tiffany Tate.![]()
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We explored how to move past the “invisible ceiling,” why kindness and authenticity matter in leadership, and what it really takes to be seen, heard, and valued in your work life.![]()
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Take a listen to the “Mind Your Midlife” episode!![]()
www.mindyourmidlifepodcast.com/58-leadership-lessons-and-career-confidence-for-women-over-40-with...![]()
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