Between burnout, return to office mandates, and inflation, many women find themselves taking inventory of their lives and how they want to spend their time. But when you’ve followed the rules of others and ignored your own intuition your entire adult life, where do you even begin your journey? In the last episode of Women on Work, Alysia talks to Kristin Hanggi – director, writer, creative guide, and poet – on quieting the voices of doubt that stop us from truly discovering ourselves, finding the courage to create unabashedly, and embracing the delicious freedom that comes from defining and owning success on our terms.   Great resources to check out: https://www.kristinhanggi.com/

After three amazing seasons, Women on Work is going to hit "stop" on our podcast, which is something we learned to do through our own conversations. As they always say, life is messy and Alysia and Liz are leaving the podcast behind for no reason other than messiness and life! We want to thank our listeners and our guests for joining us on our journey and listening to us be uncomfortable and grow into better people. To all of our listeners, always remember, Lean in, or don't... but whatever you do, you do you.

We always go deep and heavy on Women on Work, so we decided to give you a few minutes of light and mindfulness to start your week. For this month’s Mindful Moment, we are joined by Monica Gonzalez – a sustainability leader, yoga and meditation teacher, and holistic life practitioner.Get in touch with Monica on Instagram

We always go deep and heavy on Women on Work, so we decided to give you a few minutes of light and mindfulness to start your week. For this month’s Mindful Moment, we are joined by Monica Gonzalez – a sustainability leader, yoga and meditation teacher, and holistic life practitioner.Get in touch with Monica on Instagram

We always go deep and heavy on Women on Work, so we decided to give you a few minutes of light and mindfulness to start your week. For this month’s Mindful Moment, we are joined by Monica Gonzalez – a sustainability leader, yoga and meditation teacher, and holistic life practitioner.Get in touch with Monica on Instagram

We always go deep and heavy on Women on Work, so we decided to give you a few minutes of light and mindfulness to start your week. For this month’s Mindful Moment, we are joined by Monica Gonzalez – a sustainability leader, yoga and meditation teacher, and holistic life practitioner.Get in touch with Monica on Instagram

We always go deep and heavy on Women on Work, so we decided to give you a few minutes of light and mindfulness to start your week. For this month’s Mindful Moment, we are joined by Monica Gonzalez – a sustainability leader, yoga and meditation teacher, and holistic life practitioner.Get in touch with Monica on Instagram

Another season of Women of Work is “in the can”! Season 3 dove into a lot of heavy topics, ranging from difficult conversations and giving constructive feedback to pregnancy loss and the impact of pornography on the workplace. Going deep allowed Alysia and Liz to discuss topics that fueled their hate fires and have conversations where their tears flowed freely. As the podcast continues, it’s amazing to see how many different aspects of our lives are impacting or impacted by our work. With many stones still left unturned, Alysia and Liz are excited for what Season 4 will bring!Thank you to our guests for sharing their experiences and being vulnerable with us. Thank you to our listeners for continuing to tune in and find out what’s on our minds and coming out of our mouths every Tuesday.“Women on Work” WILL RETURN for Season 4 on February 7, 2023. Stay subscribed, we’re only taking a break!

The lingering effects of the #MeToo movement is more awareness about consent and sexual harassment in the workplace. But these experiences don’t just reside in the hours between 9 and 5. The totality of our relationships, both platonic and sexual, influence how we interact across our entire life, including in the workplace. In this episode, Liz and Alysia talk to Donna Freitas – author, professor and researcher – and discuss the long-term implications of sexual assault and harassment, how our sexual history shows up at work, and the need to rethink institutions to make it easier for victims to find and receive support.  Great Resources to Check Out:https://www.donnafreitas.com/

Women on Work Unfiltered are short conversations where Alysia and Liz will dive into provocative conversations usually left with the empty wine glasses outside of work.After a season full of heavy topics, Alysia and Liz decided to keep it light for this episode and dive deep into their inner nerds to discuss (and maybe debate) their loves of certain ‘force’ful movies that ‘trek’ across the universe, and their other nerdy or guilty pleasures when it comes to screen time consumption. As moms it can be difficult to find the time to indulge in a movie or TV series, so allow them some grace as they reveal their shared love of reality television as well!