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Working Your Way

Sandhya Sudhakar

Today's workplace demands a lot from us, but our identities and well-being shouldn’t be up for negotiation. The truth is, embracing your individuality can actually be the key to building a successful career where you can thrive. On Working Your Way, you’ll dive into intimate conversations with leaders who have chosen to challenge the outdated standards and “shoulds” - from those who have shifted perspectives on what leadership really looks like, to those who have carved their own unique career

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86. Working Toward a Bigger Purpose with Edina...

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2025/09/18

We’re revisiting a powerful conversation with Edina Kalamperovic, SVP at Publicis Group, one of the largest communications and digital transformation companies in the world, and Founder of CareerJig, an online career development and mentorship platform. Edina’s story is one of resilience, authenticity, and staying grounded in her values—even in high-pressure environments.As a first-generation American and child of immigrants, Edina shares how her upbringing shaped her perspective on success and

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85. Building Your Career Path Through Curiosity with...

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2025/09/04

We’re excited to revisit one of our earlier episodes featuring the inspiring Jill Lyons. As the SVP of Creative Operations at Maximum Effort, Jill has built a remarkable career by following her curiosity and embracing new possibilities. From her beginnings in journalism and traditional TV production to leading creative operations at an innovative media firm, Jill’s story is a testament to the power of exploration and adaptability.In this conversation, Jill shares how her diverse experiences created

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84. Why Getting Uncomfortable is the Key to Growth

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2025/08/21

Discomfort isn’t always a bad thing—in fact, it’s often where the most meaningful growth happens. In this solo episode, I’m sharing why getting uncomfortable is essential for building confidence, deepening relationships, and becoming the person you want to be.I’ll walk you through the “learning zone” model to help you identify whether you’re in your comfort zone, stretching in a healthy way, or pushing yourself into the panic zone. We’ll talk about how to discern between discomfort that helps you

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55:43

83. The Ambitious Person’s Guide to Working Less

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2025/08/07

Somewhere along the way, many of us realized that chasing every goal, promotion, or dollar didn’t actually make us happier or healthier. My friend Arden Evenson, founder of Firefly Advising (and a regular here on Working Your Way), and I regularly discuss how we can reject the “rise and grind” mentality, and we wanted to bring that conversation to you. As we get honest with ourselves and each other, Arden and I compare notes on ambition, letting go of hustle culture, and what it takes to design a

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67:27

82. Tools to Work Your Way: CliftonStrengths

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2025/07/24

How well do we actually know what we’re great at—and how much does it shape the way we work? In this episode, we take you behind the scenes of our own strengths journeys as we revisit the CliftonStrengths assessment after 15 years and compare what’s changed (and what hasn’t) along the way.Together with design and innovation consultant (and my good friend) Sandeep Pahuja, we dig into why leaning into your strengths can lead to more authentic success, and how easy it is to miss the value in what comes

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81. 5 Things Most People Get Wrong About the Enneagram

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2025/07/10

When we talk about the Enneagram, so many misunderstandings seem to circulate—whether it’s calling it just another personality test or believing our type changes depending on the day. In this solo episode, we’ll break down the most common misconceptions and explore why the Enneagram can be a much deeper tool for self-reflection and real growth.We’ll dig into what personality really means, why no two people with the same type look exactly alike, and why our type isn’t something we get from an online

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54:31

80. Tools to Work Your Way: Human Design

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2025/06/26

Human Design isn’t just another personality tool—it’s a way to understand your unique energy type and how you’re meant to use it to impact the world. In this episode, I sit down with holistic business coach and Human Design expert Jess Parvin to explore how this system blends ancient wisdom and modern insight to help us work (and live) in greater alignment.We share how discovering our own Human Design types gave us both a new sense of permission, whether that’s embracing a multi-passionate approach

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79. How Reinventing My Personal Style Helps Me Live...

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2025/06/12

Style is a language. It speaks volumes about the identity and values of the wearer. In this solo episode, I share the journey I’ve been on to redefine my personal style in a way that feels more authentic, aligned, and—honestly—simpler. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by trends or tired of staring at your closet each morning, you’re not alone.After leaving corporate life and shifting into entrepreneurship, my lifestyle changed dramatically—and so did what I needed from my wardrobe. I started asking

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56:17

78. Tools to Work Your Way: Leadership Circle Profile

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2025/05/29

What if your biggest leadership blind spot isn’t what you’re doing—but how you’re being?In this episode, I’m joined by my friend and fellow coach Seth Yelorda for a conversation about a tool that’s changed the way we both lead and support others: the Leadership Circle Profile (LCP). Seth and I met while training in this framework, and it’s become a cornerstone in how we help leaders grow, starting with self-awareness.We unpack how the LCP goes beyond personality or strengths assessments to reveal

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77. Generosity, Connection, and the Power of Presence...

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2025/05/15

What if the greatest gift you could offer others wasn’t advice—but presence?In this episode of Working Your Way, we sit down with Dr. Kristin Long, DPsa, LP, LCAT, a depth-oriented psychotherapist, drama therapist, and educator whose work centers on trauma, embodiment, and creative healing. Kristin brings a rich background in performance, psychology, and internal inquiry to explore what it means to truly be with ourselves and one another and to build her own diverse and fulfilling career.We talk

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76. Tools to Work Your Way: Astrology

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2025/05/01

What if your career path was written in the stars?In this episode of Working Your Way, part of our Tools to Work Your Way series, Sandhya is joined by professional astrologer and attorney Jules McGill to explore how astrology can be used as a lens for career insight and self-discovery. Jules shows how your natal chart can reveal deep patterns, preferences, and possibilities for how you want to work and lead–demonstrating how astrology is far from being a static personality label.Together, they break

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75. How does ADHD show up for women at work? | Career...

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2025/04/24

ADHD in the workplace is often misunderstood—especially when it shows up in women. In this Career Questions episode, I’m joined by Katarina Stiles to explore how ADHD impacts work performance, communication, and career fulfillment in ways that are often missed or misdiagnosed.Together, we unpack the unique challenges women face—from masking and perfectionism to burnout and time blindness—and how many traditional work systems unintentionally create friction for neurodivergent minds. We’ll share our

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74. Working For Yourself: What You Need To Know

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2025/04/17

Three years into running my own business, I’ve had countless conversations with friends, former colleagues, and curious onlookers asking what it’s really like to leave corporate and go solo. In this episode, I’m sharing the most important lessons I’ve learned during my transition from corporate leader to self-employed entrepreneur.This isn’t a step-by-step guide or advice disguised as expertise. It’s simply my lived experience—what I’ve had to unlearn, the surprising truths about building a solo

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73. Finding Your Spark at Work with Shannon O’Shields

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2025/04/10

What does it actually look like to thrive at work—and how do you know when you're doing it?In this episode, Sandhya welcomes Shannon O’Shields, VP of Marketing at Rubix Foods, for a real and reflective conversation about authenticity, growth, and the spark that drives great work. Shannon walks us through her path from an uncertain start in the workforce—feeling behind her peers and unsure of her direction—to finding her voice as a creative and confident leader in marketing. Along the way, she

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72. Tools to Work Your Way: Reflected Best Self Exercise

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2025/04/03

How often do you take time to reflect on what you naturally do best?In this episode, I'm joined by Shereen Sater, an organizational change consultant and leadership coach, to dive into the Reflected Best Self Exercise (RBSE)—a powerful tool designed to help you uncover the strengths that others see in you but that you may overlook.Shereen and I share our own experiences with the RBSE, from the unexpected emotional impact of receiving positive feedback to how these insights have shaped the way we

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71. A Guide For Leaders: Building the Foundation for...

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2025/03/27

Psychological safety isn’t just a leadership buzzword—it’s the foundation of strong, high-performing teams. When people feel safe to speak up, challenge ideas, admit mistakes, and contribute freely, they do better work. But too often, fear of judgment, rejection, or failure holds people back.In this episode, I break down:What psychological safety really is (and what it isn’t)How to create the conditions for it to thrive on your teamWhat gets in the way of psychological safety—and how to fix itAs we

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70. A Guide For Leaders: How to Bring Out the Best in...

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2025/03/20

Creating an environment where people can show up authentically at work isn’t just about good intentions—it’s about building an inclusive culture that welcomes their uniqueness. If we want our teams to thrive, we need to design workplaces that support them, not force them into a one-size-fits-all mold.In this episode, I explore how to build an inclusive culture by:Recognizing and leveraging peoples’ individual strengths so they can maximize the impact of their effortDesigning for diverse thinking and

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69. Using Your Voice and Challenging the Norms with...

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2025/03/13

Tiffany Welton knows what it's like to lose her voice in a toxic work environment—and she also knows the power of getting it back. We’re revisiting this empowering conversation with Tiffany, a former executive turned entrepreneur, as she shares her journey from navigating a fear-driven corporate culture to creating a people-first business in the hospitality industry.After years of working in environments where her ideas were dismissed and her leadership was undermined, Tiffany left it all behind

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68. Tools to Work Your Way: Enneagram

Working Your Way ·

2025/03/06

The Enneagram is one of the most powerful tools for self-discovery we’ve come across, and that’s why we’re kicking off the Tools to Work Your Way series with it. In this episode, we’re diving into how the Enneagram can help you navigate your career, relationships, and personal growth with more awareness and intention.Erin Baute and I have both used this framework extensively in our work, and we’re unpacking what makes this tool so unique. We’re breaking down why it’s not just another personality

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67. Recognizing Your Unique Value with Nneka Ude...

Working Your Way ·

2025/02/27

What does it really mean to own your voice and show up authentically in your career? That’s exactly what we’re diving into as we revisit my conversation with Nneka Ude, VP of Strategy at ARC Worldwide, founder of Love Dot, and a children’s book author. If you’ve ever struggled to embrace your own voice or felt the pressure to prove your worth in a professional setting, this episode will leave you feeling empowered to stand in your authenticity.Nneka shares her journey of navigating corporate spaces

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