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Ten years ago, I made a brave, bold choice: stop trying to be everything to everybody, stop playing a game in a rigged system not designed for me, and start building something real.
But I was secretly craving something different. Could I, should I, would I walk away from everything I’d worked so hard to build? Despite the pushback and fallout, I had the audacity to listen to the voice within and walk away from my perfectly curated life.
I SEEMINGLY HAD IT ALL
Why the anti-hustle movement is sexist BS and women shouldn't apologize for working hard to get what they want
Moving past survival mode to actually thriving (spoiler: it's not about work-life balance)
Post-election real talk about creating safe, inclusive workplaces when the world feels divided
The unfiltered story of why I walked away from BigLaw partnership and what I’ve learned about following your dreams