Hello Moxie
Being a woman in tech and business is like walking a tightrope — and nobody tells you that until you're already up there. Hello Moxie is where women come to find their footing and turn the tightrope into a platform. One that starts with connection and community.
In each episode, host Nicole Donnelly sits down with guests who draw on the stories of women who came before us. Because the women who changed the world weren't fearless. They were just done waiting for permission.
If you're ready to stop performing and start leading on your own terms, you're in the right place.
Ready to go deeper? Hello Moxie's mentorship cohort pairs you with senior women leaders and a community of peers just like you who get it. Learn more at hellomoxie.us.
Hello Moxie
Maren Conradi, Jane Goodall, Workaholism, Life Purpose & the Courage to Stop Running
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Host: Nicole Donnelly
Guest: Maren Conradi — Product Marketing Leader at HeyMarvin
What happens when you build your entire identity around your career — and then the ground shifts? In this raw, unscripted conversation, Nicole sits down with tech marketing leader Maren Conradi for her very first podcast appearance — and she did not hold back.
They go straight into the deep end: workaholism as a trauma response, mom guilt, landing your dream job and losing yourself inside it, and the gut-check question every woman needs to hear — "Would a man say that?" Plus: AI in the workplace, the loneliness epidemic nobody's talking about (especially for older adults), and why Jane Goodall's legacy of hope matters now more than ever.
This one is messy, funny, and full of the kind of truth that makes you want to call your best friend and say, "You have to listen to this."
💡 Moxie Takeaways
- On self-doubt: Next time you catch yourself shrinking, ask: "Would a man say that?" If the answer is no, rewrite the script.
- On workaholism: It's not a badge of honor — it might be a stress response. And running faster doesn't mean you're running toward anything.
- On purpose: It doesn't have to be grand. Go to brunch with your neighbors. Volunteer. Take a pottery class. The point is to have something that isn't your job.
- On mentorship: The best mentoring relationships are never formal. They start with someone who believes you can do the thing — and tells you so.
- On loneliness: Look up from your phone. Put on real pants. Leave your house. And check on the older people in your life — they might need it most.
- On introductions: You are not your job title. Try introducing yourself by what makes you you.
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