Our team is always thinking about fun ways to inspire more women around the world. Our notebooks are filled with new campaign ideas, guests, lecture series, digital platforms—the list goes on! As we’ve been brainstorming we realized something was missing: YOU. Our Conversation community is such ... read more
This February we’ve taken a bit of a different approach to Valentine’s Day at The Conversation. Instead of focusing on outward love, affection, and gifts ( which we are certainly not against ) we are looking inward and sharing our self- love go-to’s with you .Our community has ... read more
February is all about looooooovvveee. While we’re all about a world full of love and compassion, sometimes the commercialism of Valentine’s Day gets in the way of experiencing the true beauty behind the holiday. While having a loving relationship with a partner can certainly be ... read more
We hope you’ll join us in celebrating the places we’ve been, and the places we’re going, by sharing how the show has impacted your life. Have you made a decision, adapted to a situation or changed direction as a result of something you learned from the women I interviewed? Was ... read more
The holidays are an especially crazy and stressful time of year. It’s even more crazy and stressful for parents who have children home from school for vacation. If you’re a parent who also has a job, how do you juggle your kids needs and your own work/life commitme... read more
I’m going to start this piece with something I never use: a negative. I’ve had a DIRE few weeks, and I never, ever, say that. When I say I’m not okay, my friends’ look panicked because this does not happen; it’s like the Queen saying ‘bollocks’, impossible. A domino effect of ... read more
It seems strange, as I look back, it has taken me 24 years to admit something might be wrong. I have been categorized as crazy, overly emotional, bitchy, cold, rude, too much, not enough. I think I accepted these labels because I am a woman. I’d think, “women are always super emotional” or ... read more
If you think of it, a lot of the time we do have good ideas, but we are afraid of failing, especially for women. Fear of failure is what stops us more than anything…so I think it’s so important for young people to recognize that because otherwise they only see people’s success. So when I speak, I speak of my failures.
