Life

Embrace that procrastination is all part of the writing process. Ann Handley is a digital marketing pioneer, writer and speaker, focused on inspiring businesses worldwide to elevate their marketing. She chats with Erin about embracing the struggles of writing and marketing, while staying true to your personal brand. Learn more about Ann at annhandley.com and follow her on LinkedIn (@annhandley). Check out her new second edition of

Our beliefs can be strongly held which can make it difficult to see other ways of looking at situations. Tamsen Webster, keynote speaker and message strategist, needed to have a battle of beliefs to move past a debilitating panic disorder. She realized that when two truths fight, only one wins. In this week’s episode, Tamsen talks about how we determine the kind of story that

The stock market has fallen and prices are soaring—how do we move forward? Anthony O’Neal, bestselling author and host of The Table podcast  and YouTube channel, chats with Erin about his relationship with money, how we can reframe our mindset around the current recession, and how to chase our dreams without being fiscally irresponsible.

Our beliefs can be strongly held which can make it difficult to see other ways of looking at situations. Tamsen Webster, keynote speaker and message strategist, needed to have a battle of beliefs to move past a debilitating panic disorder. She realized that when two truths fight, only one wins. In this week’s episode, Tamsen talks about how we determine the kind of story that

“Forty two percent of small businesses are founded by women, but women are only accessing around 6% of lending capital,” says Sophia Bush, actor and entrepreneur. As an angel investor, she is changing that with friend Nia Batts, previously one of the youngest executives at Viacom. The cover stars on the current issue of SUCCESS magazine are investing in women, especially those with less privilege

Donna Bond hadn’t felt inspired in a while. As the former director of marketing at the Ritz Carlton for 28 years, she’d sunk so much time into her corporate career, but it no longer gave her a feeling of purpose. Donna’s father passed away when he was 44 years old, and when she herself turned 44, she felt a huge rush to find her life’s