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Brave Women at Work

Jen Pestikas
Burnout
Imposter Syndrome
Leadership
Women Empowerment
Women In Leadership
Women's Empowerment
Career Development
Self-Care
Mental Health
Work-Life Balance
Storytelling
Shiny Object Syndrome
Community Support
Personal Development
Boundaries
Diversity and Inclusion
Empowerment
Genealogy
Nursing
Leadership Development

Leadership positions in corporations are overwhelmingly held by men. Women who want to advance their careers and have equal representation at the table face enormous obstacles in today's society. They are frequently viewed through the lens of stereotypes, making it difficult for them to demonstrate their worth. In response, it's only natural that they keep their heads down and wallow in their inse... more

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Today on the show, I am so pleased to share that I chatted about the new rules of leadership with Selena Rezvani. Selena just gets it, and she has digestible leadership content and books that anyone can apply to their lives and careers. Selena is als... more

I’m so excited to have another Chicago gal in the house today with me, Harper A. Bailey. Harper and I discovered we had SO much in common with our stories, perspectives, etc. that I hope to meet up with her IRL (in real life) sometime soon!

During t... more

Have you ever wanted to build a business? What about a huge business? While many of our listeners are corporate warriors, I wanted to share the brave story of my guest, Jacqueline Basulto, Founder and CEO of SeedX, a multi-million-dollar data and dig... more

I thought that Imposter Syndrome was something to be managed. Not eradicated, but managed. Jen has an entirely different view on Imposter Syndrome. She thinks we can make it our superpower. I was curious and completely open-minded to Jen’s perspectiv... more

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Recent Guests

Jacqueline Basulto
Founder, CEO and director of new business at SeedX, Inc.
SeedX
Episode: Rooted in Bravery: Growing a Multimillion-Dollar Business from Seed to Success with Jacqueline Basulto
Jen Coken
Executive leadership coach, speaker, and author focused on imposter syndrome and executive presence
Jen Coken Coaching
Episode: Stop Managing Imposter Syndrome — Make It Your Superpower with Jen Coken
Jackie Stavros
Co-author of Conversations Worth Having; SOAR framework creator
Collaborative by Design; Lawrence Technological University (Professor)
Episode: Brave Conversations Start Here: Appreciative Inquiry with Jackie Stavros and Cheri Torres
Cheri Torres
Founder/CEO of Collaborative by Design; co-founder of SAMI Project
Collaborative by Design; CWH Institute, Inc.
Episode: Brave Conversations Start Here: Appreciative Inquiry with Jackie Stavros and Cheri Torres
Dr. Kasi Lacey
Nationally recognized psychologist, author, keynote speaker, confidence coach
Independent/Speaker
Episode: She's Not Difficult — She's Confident with Dr. Kasi Lacey
Dr. Vasu Tolia
Physician turned healing artist and emeritus professor of pediatrics
Wayne State University / Michigan
Episode: The Brave Pivot: A Physician's Journey into Fine Art with Dr. Vasu Tolia
Dianne Boyer
Personal stylist and founder of Dianne in Style
Dianne in Style
Episode: Wear Your Worth: Personal Style as Self-Advocacy with Dianne Boyer
Yalonda Brown
Visionary leader, speaker, inclusion strategist
Just Say It, LLC
Episode: Shift Happens: Authenticity, Resilience, and Raising Brave Leaders with Yalonda Brown
Dr. Shana D. Lewis
Licensed professional counselor and national certified counselor turned executive wellness coach.
SDL Enterprises Education Training and Consulting Services, LLC
Episode: Major, Not Minor: Wellness, Speaking, and Playing Big as a Woman with Dr. Shana Lewis

Host

Jen Pestikas
Host of Brave Women at Work

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 88 ratings
  • Great podcast and ….

    Love the topics, speakers and questions you ask Jen. Only one feedback I have is the intro segment is too long. One of the recent episodes i listened to, it was almost 8 minutes before the interview /talk with the guest even began. It’d be great if you can jump right in.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    SreeIyer
    United Statesa year ago
  • So empowering

    This show reminds me that the work I’m doing daily IS making me a difference.

    The interviews are with incredible guests. I can’t wait to listen each week.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tosh E. TAylor
    Canadaa year ago
  • CSO

    ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

    Brave Women at Work with Jen Pastikas is a Must-Listen!

    Are you looking for a podcast that not only inspires but empowers you to act? Brave Women at Work is that and more. Jen's approach is warm, relatable, and packed with actionable advice. Every episode feels like having a mentor sit down with you, offering clear steps to tackle work challenges and advance your career.

    From insightful tips to real-life stories, Jen balances the perfect mix of entertainment and education, leavi... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SWAGGERU JMS
    United Statesa year ago
  • Amazing Show Always Inspired

    Host Jen Pestikas creates captivating conversations with actions the listener can take to be Brave at Work. This is your go to podcast for advice that you can use right away. Subscribe to this show so you don’t miss an episode!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HerCsuite
    United Statesa year ago
  • ❤️ A must listen

    Jen is a wonderful host and highlights the stories and learnings of women in the workplace! Love her approach and actionable takeaways for listeners.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lhn546
    United Statesa year ago

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People appreciate the focus on empowerment and real-world steps they can take.
Audience notes host's warm, mentor-like approach and practical tips.
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Some critique long intros delaying guest conversations.

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#219
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Rooted in Bravery: Growing a Multimillion-Dollar Business from Seed to Success with Jacqueline Basulto
Q: What were the biggest challenges you faced as a leader of a growing company?
Key challenges included managing finances and hiring pace to balance growth with profitability, maintaining quality and culture across a global, asynchronous team, and ensuring leaders downstream uphold the core values as the organization scales.
Rooted in Bravery: Growing a Multimillion-Dollar Business from Seed to Success with Jacqueline Basulto
Q: So can you tell us a little bit about the genesis behind the name SeedX?
The name SeedX emerged during a naming process to signal growth and technology, representing growth (seed) and technology (X), aligning with the firm's mission to grow clients' businesses through data-driven strategies.
Brave Conversations Start Here: Appreciative Inquiry with Jackie Stavros and Cheri Torres
Q: What is a do-over conversation and when should it be used?
A do-over conversation is a pause followed by a reset of the discussion when the current conversation is below the line; it helps both parties re-enter with appreciation and better questions to move toward a shared outcome.
Brave Conversations Start Here: Appreciative Inquiry with Jackie Stavros and Cheri Torres
Q: How does tuning in help maintain a conversation worth having?
Tuning in helps you avoid triggering, keeps you curious, slows down the impulse to judge, and makes it possible to ask questions that widen the view and invite collaboration.
Brave Conversations Start Here: Appreciative Inquiry with Jackie Stavros and Cheri Torres
Q: What are the two appreciative practices at the core of your framework?
The two practices are generative questions and positive framing. Generative questions broaden the view, generate new knowledge, and avoid deficit focus; positive framing involves naming the problem, flipping it to a positive opposite, and framing the future to study.

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What is Brave Women at Work about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on actionable strategies for women aiming to advance in corporate and professional settings, with frequent conversations about leadership, burnout, imposter syndrome, and self-advocacy. Guests range from physicians-turned-artists to investors, lawyers, journalists, stylists, and educators, all sharing real-world experiences in navigating gender barriers, career reinventions, and personal branding. Across episodes, the host emphasizes practical steps—habits, boundary setting, networking, and authentic storytelling—to help listeners move into influence while maintaining balance with life outside work. Notably, the program often pairs personal resilience with professional growth, spotlighting metrics beyond titles and compensa... more

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1. Jacqueline Basulto
2. Jen Coken
3. Jackie Stavros
4. Cheri Torres
5. Dr. Kasi Lacey
6. Dr. Vasu Tolia
7. Dianne Boyer
8. Yalonda Brown

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