Remote work and flexible work arrangements where possible are very important for people with different needs, for example, those with chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia, those taking care of children and sick relatives and so on. Remote work also allows companies to be able to access diverse talent across borders. Why the fight to end it?

Dealing with an person with narcissistic personality disorder is difficult and draining and causes so much psychological and emotional anguish and can even extend to health issues.

On episode 14, our guest Rebecca Hobbs explains Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) in detail and shares tips on how to deal with a narcissist. Rebecca Hobbs is a Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Coach, NLP Practitioner and Narcissistic Abuse Specialist, with experience of what it is to walk the painful road from being trapped in the darkness of a Narcissistically Abusive relationship, to the light of being free, boundaried and whole again on the other side. Rebecca believes recovery after this sort of abuse is every person's right, and that nobody should suffer in silence.

Very grateful to you for being part of the journey!

There is pushback on the gains made through diversity and inclusion efforts across the globe. These include attacking affirmative action programmes whose aim is making sure that minorities/marginalised groups are not left out. This can be exhausting and can lead to disillusionment. Tracy Johnson, certified social and emotional intelligence coach gives us a different meaning of resilience to help us think through next steps.

Adrienn Pasics, founder of Impact Waves has had first hand experience with imposter syndrome. When she landed in the UK from Hungary, Adrienn remained silent in meetings at work and faced anxiety as an immigrant trying to find her way in a new territory. But she moved past all this and regained her confidence and she's here to share some of her tips.

Sometimes stereotypes make us miss out on what we really want to be. On this episode, Lisa Hällbrink shares with us her journey in the engineering field as well as her work in challenging stereotypes about engineering and STEM.

We've all got different paths and paces. There really isn't a timeline for when you should have it all figured out!

Why does everyone have an opinion about women's hair, especially black women's hair?

On this first solo episode, host Tracy Kadessa delves into the politicization of women's hair highlighting how patriarchy, white supremacy and capitalism have shaped our views on how we expect women to look.