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? New Ew, Gross. ?? episode out today! ?This month, we're talking b o u n d a r i e s?? ??. In our latest podcast, Kim and Tess talk about setting reasonable expectations and limits at work to take back some of your time and energy - why it's hard, why it's important - and how you can get started with some simple steps. Like and subscribe on Apple Podcasts and Spotify - with new episodes bi-weekly! https://lnkd.in/gTwnDiPS

? New Blog Post Out This Week! In our latest, Tess tackles how bullying and controlling behavior leads to both unproductive work, and unproductive feelings like anger, fear and humiliation. Bullying is not a leadership style - it's a direct attack on your power and dignity. https://lnkd.in/gZznV3Ty

? New Ew, Gross. ?? Episode Out Today! ? Join Tess and Kim as they check in with each other on what can only be described as a "Crazy Scary Spooky Hilarious" January - and how they are processing it all while staying grounded, and connected to joy. https://lnkd.in/ggF9QjsA

New Blog Post Out Today! ? D.E.I. is all over the news and if you're like us, you can't help but laugh at the irony of it all, while shedding tears for the real people hurt by this toxic rhetoric and the actions driven by it. In our latest, Kim dives into D.E.I., what its perceived (and real) problems are and what you can do if you are working for a company who is turning back the clock. Don't think D.E.I. impacts you? You're wrong. https://lnkd.in/gPg9ACvs

? ?? New episode of Ew, Gross. out today! ?? ? In December, we shared a FREE tool to help you ask for more money, and get it! But are you still struggling with the confidence to get in there and have the conversation? Join your personal money motivators Tess and Kim as they discuss why it is absolutely vital for women to ask for more money and how to do it in a way that feels authentic to you. So spend 30 minutes with us, download our free tool - and then set up that meeting. You won't regret it.

? ? New Blog Post Out Today ? ? In a world that often feels like two-steps-forward-two-steps-back for women, the recent trend in "traditional masculinity as leadership" can feel like another painful setback, especially in light of what is playing out in modern (albeit not so modern) politics: aggression, power, control and intimidation are on the rise and with women's rights and safety, and DEI under attack, it is easy to feel bearish on the future for women in leadership and power, unless we choose to accept these tenets. But we cannot. In our latest, Tess shares a warning for what may come and reminds you that you are in control of your future - which includes saying no to abusive leadership that counts people out, and seeking companies that value compassion, collaboration and connection. https://lnkd.in/gwbFhGsY

Out today! On the latest episode of Ew, Gross., Tess and Kim dive into the unrealistic expectations placed on women to have it all. Join them as they break down the myth of work-life balance and how it has evolved into a burden rather than a benefit, and why companies need to step up with policies that truly support families. Available on Spotify, Apple and https://lnkd.in/g7YGpvSg.

? New blog post out today ? 2024 has come and gone, but how do we let go of the things we don't want to carry into the new year? And (gasp) is letting go a kind of giving up?! (It's not.) In our latest, Kim shares how the simple act of letting go can actually be a lifeline to your future self, and how to let go in 5 totally doable steps. https://lnkd.in/ghDi495i Kimberly Kerr

? New Blog Post Out Today! ? In our latest, Tess shares how showing up for herself and trusting her gut opened multiple doors in 2024 - and even might have saved her life. ?? https://lnkd.in/g5UmNVKW

It's time to skip the "New Year, New You" marketing hype and embrace growth without the guilt. In the latest episode of Ew, Gross, we dive into authentic goal-setting, celebrating the past year's wins (big AND small) and focusing on what truly brings joy and purpose. Available on Apple and Spotify. www.saronge.com/podcast