Episodes

Season 2 Remix: Likeability, The Bane Of Black Women At Work

S3:Ep 42

In this episode, Tiffany and I discuss the hard reality that likeability/relatability at work is what gets you promoted and how being black and woman makes gaining likeability that much harder in white male-dominated corporate America.

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No New Friends? Think Again! Overcoming The Fear of Networking

S7: Ep 26
In this episode, Felicia tackles the fear and misconceptions surrounding networking. She shares practical tips for overcoming fears and creating a networking action plan.

Black Woman facing Doctor discussing FMLA

Put Yourself First: How To Take a Break with FMLA

S7: Ep 36
In this episode, Felicia discusses the importance of taking care of your mental and physical health in the workplace. She dives into the topic of FMLA (Family and Medical Leave Act) and how it can be a valuable resource for employees. If you’re looking for guidance on managing your career and prioritizing your well-being, this episode is a must-listen.

A FARE Update: Q1 2021

S5 Update

In this episode, an update about what’s happening with me, my thoughts on relationship building, and how getting to your next role is probably not going to be because you blindly submitted an application online.

Jesus Wasn’t Crucified On The Cross For Us To Be Miserable At Work: Easter Edition of Trill Thoughts

S3:Ep 16

If you are unhappy at work, this episode is for you. 

In this episode, I share what lessons we as Black Women can take from the story of Jesus’s crucifixion and apply to our career management. There is a lot we can take from this story, regardless if Jesus is your home boy or not.  The lesson of discomfort and pain, perceived failure, redemption, and never giving up on your purpose.   In this lesson, I truly believe Jesus was crucified on the cross so that we would not have to be miserable and suffer at work.  Seriously, I know you may think it sounds crazy but hear me out.

Holiday Wine Down With My Mentor, Joanna Reddick (Part 1)

S3: Ep 51

In this episode, I have the opportunity to sit down with one of my very accomplished mentors, Joanna Reddick.  Joanna and I were having an impromptu mentoring chat.  I had the great idea of pulling out the microphones to catch all the nuggets that Joanna was dropping.  This conversation was so good…we had to put it in two parts.  This is part 1.  

Your Goals, Your Growth: Successfully Updating Your Objectives Mid-Year

S7: Ep 18
In this episode, we delve into self-reflection, revision of goals, navigation of formal update processes, and the critical conversation with your manager. Tune in, level up, and learn how to transform roadblocks into stepping stones to success.

Our Employee Legal Rights : The $hit We Need To Know

S2:Ep 16
In this episode I sat down with Mike Coles, an attorney with The Coles Firm, for an in depth discussion around our rights as employees and side hustlers.

Legal Therapy- Session 4: Rest

S6: Ep 21
In this episode of Legal Therapy, our host, Attorney Anitra, shares how we can use REST to relieve our corporate burdens and help us get to the next level.

The Basics

S6: Ep 11
In today’s episode, we dive into some key workplace basics that will help you manage your perception and drive your narrative.

Producer’s Cut: Mid-Year Check-In: How Are You Tracking On Your Objectives?

S5:Ep 18
In this Producer’s Cut, we talk about what you need to do to set yourself up for success for the rest of the year. 
We are past the halfway point for the year.  How are you tracking?  Are you going to hit your deliverables by the end of the year?  Are you working toward your next promotion?  How is that going?   
Even if the first half hasn’t started out so well or gone as planned.  I have intentionally created 3 points of homework for you to implement this month.  My goal is that you go to work with intention and a plan to thrive!

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Unfiltered Conversations on Identity, Humanity, and Blackness with Andre Thomas

S8: Ep Bonus
In this special bonus episode, I sit down with my good friend and fellow podcaster, Andre Thomas, co-host of Healing Race, for a raw, unfiltered conversation about the complexities of identity, race, and relationships within the Black community. Though this episode steps away from our usual career-focused discussions, it touches on the human experiences that shape us—at work and in life.

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