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Join SJ and Pegsy as we discuss the experiences and challenges faced by aspiring women in the workplace. We share insights to help you gain new perspectives, practical strategies and reassurance. We also bring in occasional guests who share their stories and reveal that behind the polished exterior, even accomplished women face challenges just like yours. We hope you'll love, learn and enjoy different perspectives around women in work and leadership. So step inside an episode of Heels in the Hierarchy, empowering women without stepping on toes.

Hi, my name is Tim Palladino, and in working with many entrepreneurs, I realized that they're suffering from the idea that their personal life and their success in business have little to do with each other, but nothing could be farther from the truth. And if you're a busy entrepreneur who wants to experience the value of every part of their life, then this is exactly what you're looking for. I'd like to introduce you to the Entrepreneurial Hierarchy of Needs Assessment. This assessment provides clarity and understanding in the most important aspects of your life and your business. By the end ...

The Entrepreneurs Hierarchy of Needs Podcast was created for entrepreneurs but is way more than just your standard business interviews. Yes, we cover awesome business lessons and tactics but we don’t stop there. As business owners, we tend to neglect other important aspects of our lives. If our mental and physical health, personal wealth, relationships, and recreation are not being managed then it's only a matter of time before that's reflected in our business. We truly feel that we can have our cake and eat it too. We can live a harmonious life and not have to pick and choose one success ...

A manifesto on managers and hierarchy that bucks the trend of the lean, flat, leaderless organization As business struggles to adapt to a rapidly changing world, managers are bombarded with a bewildering array of schemes for how to be a boss and make an organization tick. It’s tempting to be...