WORK
Erika Ayers Badan, Anna Beyerle Rosen, Su Hawn, Linsey, Nicole Lustberg, Cynthia PongThis is a substack about work and the firm belief that what you do at work can change what you can do and who you can be in your life. Playing hurt means sticking it out thru the hard stuff in order to get great.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 411 | Subscribers | Read | erikaayersbadan.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.
Your Company Is Going to Fail. Know How To Land On Your Feet
January has a way of humbling you.
So, How Was Your Break?
Do you remember three quarters of the way thru Thelma & Louise when Brad Pitt’s character stole all of Thelma’s money - forcing her and Louise to rob a convenience store and ultimately drive off a cliff?
Work NET NET: Your Kid Doesn't Need You At Practice. Neither Does Their Future Boss.
This topic comes to us complements of Abby Wambach and a handful of former US National Team players. Net/Net let your kid live, fail, grow, struggle, learn, connect and play in peace. They’ll be better for it.
Work Like a Girl Newsletter: Time to Strengthen Our Voice
Sabrina Messmer reflects on tone-policing and the little ways we can reclaim our voice and our power in how we communicate.
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Brand strategist by day, mom and more by night. I write about motherhood and creativity. A smattering of branding, enneagram, and yoga.
Not information. Insight.
Overstimulated, under-caffeinated, exhausted millennial. Some times I write things that aren't emails.
never not drinking iced coffee
I’m Cynthia Pong, JD—executive coach, Forbes contributor, and CNBC career expert featured in HBR, The Atlantic & NPR. I speak on leadership trends and the future of work, equipping women of color leaders to rise with clarity, confidence & impact.
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