
Welcome to Corporate F*ckery: Stories of survival, psychological warfare, and choosing what’s best for you. I’m Lauren, Certified Success Coach, subconscious strategist, and former corporate insider turned truth-teller. This isn’t just about burnouts and bad bosses. This is about what happens when high-achieving people outgrow the systems they once believed in and reclaim their power on their own ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessCareersEducationSelf-Improvement | |||

This season, we’re rewriting the rules.
And today’s rule is simple: don’t confuse a corporate decision with your worth and don’t sign away your power because you’re in shock.
In this episode of Corporate F*ckery, Lauren sits down with Tara Bodine, ... more
The Sledgehammer of the Universe: When Stress Forces the Truth with Carole Murko
This season, we’re rewriting the rules.
And today’s rule is simple: trust yourself before it costs you.
In this episode of Corporate F*ckery: Stories of Survival, Psy... more
The Dark Side of Success: When Achievement Turns on You with Dr. Ashley Cerda
⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode includes discussion of suicidal ideation, catastrophic thinking, burnout, shame-based self-talk, and nervous system dysregulation.
What h... more
Season 3 opens with a hard reset.
In this episode, Lauren sits down with Lynda Harvey (aka @Lynda.Leads) to dismantle one of the most persistent, and profitable, patterns in corporate life: imposter syndrome. Not as a personal flaw, but as a systemi... more
What a refreshing take on corporate life. Lauren’s approach and turning each topic into a lesson is a unique perspective about how to make corporate work for you. I particularly appreciate her storytelling and insights about navigating her career and how she’s reinvented herself. This is an inspiring podcast and I look forward to it every week.
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The content focuses on the struggles and triumphs of high-achieving individuals, particularly women, in navigating the often toxic corporate landscape. It highlights themes such as burnout, imposter syndrome, and the need for self-advocacy, encouraging listeners to redefine success on their own terms. Episodes feature expert guests who share personal stories and insights on topics like mental health, corporate culture, and women's empowerment, making it a valuable resource for those looking to thrive in their careers while maintaining their authenticity. Distinctively, it blends personal narratives with expert advice aimed at fostering resilience and community among women in business.
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Recent guests on Corporate F*ckery include:
1. Carole Murko
2. Ashley Cerda
3. Lynda Harvey
4. Dr. Corinne Low
5. Roxy Couse
6. Raena Boston
7. Beverly Dines
8. Christie Hoffman
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