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Kind of a Big Deal
Ever brushed off a compliment? Downplayed a win? Made yourself smaller so you wouldn’t sound like “too much”? Yeah, me too.
Kind of a Big Deal is my love letter to women building careers and lives they’re proud of. This isn’t your typical Fortune 500 CEO interview. Instead, it’s real, relatable conversations with everyday women - corporate baddies, scrappy entrepreneurs, and everyone in between - who are leading lives we can all aspire to.
Through honest stories and hard-earned wisdom, we shine a light on the victories, the lessons, and the messy middle that rarely make the highlight reel. It’s about celebrating the impact women make (even when we’re tempted to shrug it off).
Because the truth is: you are kind of a big deal.
Kind of a Big Deal
Latest Episodes
Building in Public: What It Takes to Show Up Before You Have It Figured Out
What does it actually look like to build something before anyone is paying attention?Molly started with a personal blog, written to process her own life. For months, nothing happened. No readers, no traction, just blind faith and a lot o...
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The Entrepreneur Who Never Defined Herself That Way
For 25 years, Tamika built something extraordinary. Eight years as lead nail tech at the iconic Claremont Hotel and Spa. Seventeen more running her own salon. Clean books, 45,000 manicures and pedicures by her own count, a product line with cli...
What Happens When You Never Stop Betting on Yourself: Resilience, Reinvention, and a Whole Lot of Heart
Some people's stories stop you in your tracks. Gina's is one of them.She came to the US at 18 from Venezuela with $300 in her pocket, a toddler by her side, not a word of English. She built a career in retail from the ground up, eventual...
How Showing Up Fully in Leadership Becomes Its Own Definition of Success
Some people move through their careers searching for the thread that connects it all. Genevieve Levy found hers - two weeks before we sat down to record.I've known Genevieve for a decade. We met through our kids, - sidelines, carpool, th...
When the Work You Love Disappears: Grief, Reinvention, and Learning to Build a Life on Your Terms
What do you do when the organization you've given everything to - the one you helped build from the inside out - is suddenly gone?Nurit Siegel Smith spent 25 years building a career at the intersection of arts, culture, and social impact...