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Have you ever wondered, “What should I do with my life?” Or, “Should I stay or should I go?” Or, “Is there anyone out there who actually tells the freaking truth about life and work today, but also does not leave me in despair?” Wonder no more! The “Becoming You” podcast has arrived, hosted by Suzy Welch, the business journalist-turned-professor at the helm of NYU’s wildly popular self-discovery c... more

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It can’t always be about Taylor—but on Becoming You, sometimes it has to be. Especially when she sings, “When I said I don’t believe in marriage, that was a lie.”

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What would you prefer to hear in life — a soft lie that makes you feel good but leaves you in the dark about something you’d be better off knowing, or straight-up honesty that may sting at first, but ultimately sets you straight? Let’s be real; it’s ... more

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Two percent. For job-seekers and hiring managers alike, that’s the number. The line in the sand. All you have to do is decide whether you want to be in it, or not. The consequences for your career, or your company, couldn’t be bigger.

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Lindsey Metselaar
Dating expert and host of We Met At Acme
We Met At Acme
Episode: The Lies We Tell About Love with "We Met At Acme"'s Lindsey Metselaar
Kate Bartlett
Content creator with a massive Instagram presence, also a student at NYU Stern.
NYU Stern School of Business
Episode: You Achieve Your #LifeGoals… Then What? A Conversation With Special Guest Kate Bartlett
Heather Whitaker
Clarity and reframe coach
Episode: Your Life Coach Has One Question for You. Do You Know the Answer?
Annie Maxfield
Career coach, mostly with PhD students
University of Texas
Episode: Your Life Coach Has One Question for You. Do You Know the Answer?
Javier Olorrieta
Student mentor
Tech de Monterrey
Episode: Your Life Coach Has One Question for You. Do You Know the Answer?
Jacqueline Flamings
Performance coach
Episode: Your Life Coach Has One Question for You. Do You Know the Answer?
Dr. Alvin Curet
Works in student development
Najam Center, University of Texas at San Antonio
Episode: Your Life Coach Has One Question for You. Do You Know the Answer?
Kristen Bedard Johnson
Actress turned advertising professional
Episode: Becoming You: The Process Continues (Part 2) How Knowing What You’re Good At Changes Everything
Ken Langone
Entrepreneur and philanthropist; known for co-founding Home Depot.
Episode: The Three Indisputable Secrets To Success. No, Really.

Host

Suzy Welch
Suzy Welch is a business journalist, professor at NYU, and a leading expert on decision-making and personal growth. She is known for her sincere and humorous approach to self-discovery, sharing insights from her life experiences and interactions with students.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 210 ratings
  • Showcase Platform for Personal Drama

    This podcast is direction deficient, content poor and filled mostly with irrelevant personal anecdotes of her professional life. There's hyped-up drama-pisodes that add no value whatsoever to her message.

    Who cares if her students gasped? And for what? No from actual surprise to a tidbit of information. No, gasping because a student offended her.

    I am looking to go beyond the usual dolances and catch phrases of "Life is hard", "the world is going to pots", and " everyone feels lost".

    Is this... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Gab_Elie
    Canadaa month ago
  • Pretty weird and archaic take on…

    Motherhood and being a woman in today’s society. Didn’t realize this was a right wing podcast published by someone with immense privilege

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    cb51471991
    United States2 months ago
  • Misleading!

    Her site advertises a free test, but after submitting your email and completing the test, you're taken to a payment page. This approach feels deceptive and undermines trust.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Lizonvvvv
    United States3 months ago
  • Not for me

    Wanted to like this, but couldn't get past the first couple of episodes. Not interested in a one-percenter go on and on about her dogs (women of a certain age who used to drone on about their privileged children now drone on about their privileged pets) and rubbing elbows with the clueless elitists in NYC who don't know and don't care how the rest of the world lives. Honestly, do these people listen to themselves? Do they not realize what an echo chamber they live in? The funny thing is I ge... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    MidtownATLGal
    United States5 months ago
  • Brilliant

    I love this podcast and listen to it religiously. I’ve gained tools and languages to take with my on my journey and for the first time in my life I’m excited to dig deep to understand what I can do professionally that would get me energized and excited everyday.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LearnerLou
    United States6 months ago

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Feedback indicates an appreciation for the actionable insights and encouragement towards self-discovery, with some expressing a desire for more depth in discussions related to societal issues.
Listeners appreciate the authentic and relatable content, often mentioning the practical advice and tools gained for personal empowerment.
Many find the host's style engaging and often humorous, highlighting the balance between serious topics and light-hearted anecdotes.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#11
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#223
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#6
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#26
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#146
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#33
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The Lies We Tell About Love with "We Met At Acme"'s Lindsey Metselaar
Q: What do you think drives the high ranking of belovedness among incomes?
Those with higher income often feel secure enough to give more of themselves to love, viewing their income stability as a checkbox that allows them to focus on intimacy.
The Lies We Tell About Love with "We Met At Acme"'s Lindsey Metselaar
Q: Why do you think men seem to need partnered love more than women?
Men need women more than we need men because they rely heavily on their romantic relationships for emotional support.
The Lies We Tell About Love with "We Met At Acme"'s Lindsey Metselaar
Q: How did your podcast "We Met At Acme" start?
It started after I got dumped on my 27th birthday; I realized there were no dating podcasts about dating experiences in New York City, and decided to create one based on my own dating diary and interviews with others.
What’s Love Got To Do With It? Becoming You’s Version.
Q: Where did belovedness come out for you?
It came out as my number 16 value, which was a surprise for some people.
What’s Love Got To Do With It? Becoming You’s Version.
Q: Do you think there will be any surprises around belovedness?
Yes, I think there will be surprises, especially among young women who may find that their belovedness is higher than they admit.

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Focusing on self-discovery and life fulfillment, the content engages listeners by tackling significant, relatable issues and personal stories. Hosted by a recognized expert in decision-making and authentic purpose, the discussions span a wide range of topics from career challenges to parenting experiences, personal growth, and the quest for inner peace. Unique in its blend of humor and sincerity, the podcast aims to provide actionable insights while making complex themes approachable and engaging, appealing to anyone looking to navigate the often messy journey of becoming their true selves.

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2. Kate Bartlett
3. Heather Whitaker
4. Annie Maxfield
5. Javier Olorrieta
6. Jacqueline Flamings
7. Dr. Alvin Curet
8. Kristen Bedard Johnson

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