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This Is Woman's Work with Nicole Kalil

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Confidence
Self-Improvement
Head Trash
Perfectionism
Personal Growth
Authenticity
Confidence Building
Stress
Overthinking
Body Confidence
Women's Health
Self-Talk
Ownership Mindset
Patriarchy
Mental Health
Self-Trust
Impostor Syndrome
Confidence Gap
Generational Differences
Validation Is For Parking

Together, we're redefining what it means, looks and feels like, to be doing "woman's work" in the world today. From boardrooms to studios, kitchens to coding dens, we explore the multifaceted experiences of today's women, confirming that the new definition of "woman's work" is whatever feels authentic, true, and right for you. We're shedding expectations, setting aside the "shoulds", giving our fi... more

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Let’s talk about the glow-up no one told you about: the one where you hit midlife and suddenly cannot be bothered with other people’s bullshit anymore.

Because somewhere between perimenopause, professional burnout, emotional labor overload, and deca... more

We love a good “never quit” mantra. Hustle. Grind. Push through. Stay committed.

But what if the bravest move isn’t doubling down… it’s pivoting?

In this episode of This Is Woman’s Work, Nicole Kalil sits down with Melissa Gonzalez — principal at M... more

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What happens when a woman refuses to follow the script she was handed?

In this episode of This Is Woman’s Work, Nicole Kalil sits down with award-winning journalist, bestselling author, and former Good Morning America co-host Joan Lunden to talk abo... more

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This podcast often explores ambition, leadership, confidence, and impact.

But sometimes? Woman’s work looks a whole lot more like survival.

Not the inspirational quote version. Not the neat-and-tidy comeback story. Not the “and then she rose” highl... more

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Joan Lunden
Award-winning journalist, best-selling author, longtime Good Morning America co-host
ABC/Good Morning America
Episode: Joan Lunden on Reinvention, Leadership & Life Beyond the Script | 392
Kathy Giusti
Two-time cancer survivor, healthcare entrepreneur, founder of the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation
Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation
Episode: Survival Is Woman’s Work with Kathy Giusti | 391
Leslie John
James E. Burke Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School and author of 'Revealing: The Underrated Power of Oversharing'
Harvard Business School
Episode: Think You Said Too Much? Why Oversharing Might Be Your Secret Weapon with Leslie John | 390
Lorraine H. Marchand
Consultant, author, and educator on innovation
Author of No Fear, No Failure
Episode: Why Playing It Safe Is Holding You Back (and How to Fail Forward Instead) with Lorraine H. Marchand | 389
Elise Loehnen
New York Times best-selling author and host of the Pulling the Thread podcast
Author of On Our Best Behavior
Episode: On Our Best Behavior: The Price Women Pay to Be “Good” with Elise Loehnen | 388
Jane Chen
Co-founder of Embrace Global and author of Like a Wave, We Break
Embrace Global
Episode: Like A Wave, We Break: How Falling Apart Builds Confidence with Jane Chen | 388
Rebecca Neuberger Goldstein
Award-winning philosopher and author
Author of "The Mattering Instinct"
Episode: Do I Matter? The Mattering Instinct with Rebecca Newberger Goldstein | 387
Liz Tran
Executive coach for CEOs and founders, author of 'The Karma of Success' and 'AQ, A New Kind of Intelligence for a World That's Always Changing'.
Episode: AQ: The Intelligence You Actually Need (And Why IQ & EQ Aren’t Enough) with Liz Tran | 386
Dr. Rebecca Hinds
A leading expert on organizational behavior and the future of work.
Work Innovation Lab at Asana, Work AI Institute at Glean
Episode: Death by Meeting: The Hidden Cost of Bad Meetings with Dr. Rebecca Hinds | 385

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Nicole Kalil
Host of discussions centered on redefining what it means to do 'woman's work' with an emphasis on authenticity, personal fulfillment, and empowerment.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 551 ratings
  • Exactly What I need

    What I love about this podcast is Nicole is a straight shooter. No fluff. No pomp. No circumstance. The content is pure unadulterated and a true recipe for being a woman doing her work. Well Done!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ms Incredible One
    United States2 months ago
  • Perfect Commute Pick Me Up

    Recently, I took a leap of faith, partly because of listening to Nicole on believing in yourself and building confidence that allows you to make a change. Anyways, I gained a lot of benefits with the new career move, but also a commute. Listening to Nicole and her guests turns a potential negative (a commute) into a positive. Now I have time to learn from so many experts covering a variety of topics while also crushing my commute!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hmak86
    United States3 months ago
  • THIS is it

    If there were ever a perfect blend of personable and professional, This is Woman’s Work, podcast with Nichole Khalil, IS IT. There is a level of craft in her interviewing and intentionality that is truly rare. It was an unforgettable experience to be on her show and I couldn’t recommend being a part of her incredible community more.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr. Julia Garcia
    United States3 months ago
  • Refreshing, meaningful conversation every time

    Highly recommend taking a listen to Nicole’s podcast. Her style of hosting feels real, relatable and so engaging. Her pick on guests is excellent and her questions are always so insightful and spark great conversation— worth a follow!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MichTier
    United States3 months ago
  • DO NOT MISS THIS PODCAST!

    I loved this episode. The conversation was honest, energizing, and refreshingly real about what it means to run a business with purpose. I appreciated how each woman shared not just milestones, but the inner work, mindset shifts, and community support that helped them step into leadership with confidence.

    There’s a grounded humanity in the way the stories were told: the reminder that entrepreneurship isn’t about performing success, but shaping impact, building community, and growing into oursel... more

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    5
    Rocky Donati
    United States3 months ago

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The podcast is seen as empowering and motivating, often described as a source of inspiration for women navigating their personal and professional lives.
Feedback highlights a strong sense of community and support among listeners, with many thanking the host for amplifying women's voices and experiences.
Listeners appreciate the host's straightforward and relatable style, with many praising the quality of the conversations and the diversity of insightful guests.
There are mentions of the podcast providing practical insights and real-talk discussions that resonate with everyday challenges faced by women.

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On Our Best Behavior: The Price Women Pay to Be “Good” with Elise Loehnen | 388
Q: What can women do to examine the stories they've been told?
Elise suggests women should identify narratives around goodness and differentiate them from factual realities, focusing on what truly serves them.
On Our Best Behavior: The Price Women Pay to Be “Good” with Elise Loehnen | 388
Q: How do you define good girl conditioning?
Elise defines it as the way women are conditioned to perform goodness based on cultural norms rather than as an internal quality.
Like A Wave, We Break: How Falling Apart Builds Confidence with Jane Chen | 388
Q: What would be one last piece of advice or message to someone who might be in the crash or the break or the failure right now?
Our biggest breaking points become the most beautiful breakthroughs, and if we can ride the storm and treat ourselves with compassion through that process, you will find freedom on the other side of that.
Think You Said Too Much? Why Oversharing Might Be Your Secret Weapon with Leslie John | 390
Q: How do we navigate between trust versus credibility conundrum?
Leslie explains that trust involves both credibility and warmth, and that revealing small weaknesses contributes positively to a leader's relatability without diminishing their competence.
Think You Said Too Much? Why Oversharing Might Be Your Secret Weapon with Leslie John | 390
Q: Can you walk us through what your research shows about oversharing and revealing?
Leslie John summarizes her research indicating that oversharing can sometimes enhance trust and connection, while undersharing often leads to missed opportunities in relationships.

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This podcast explores the evolving definition of 'woman's work', emphasizing the diverse experiences of women across various fields including business, education, and personal development. It features discussions that challenge traditional societal expectations and norms, promoting authenticity and personal fulfillment. Listeners can expect to hear from a range of guests who share their journeys and insights on topics such as self-improvement, leadership, and overcoming societal pressures. Notably, the podcast not only highlights the voices of women but also fosters an empowering community that encourages listeners to define their own paths in life and work.

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Recent guests on This Is Woman's Work include:

1. Joan Lunden
2. Kathy Giusti
3. Leslie John
4. Lorraine H. Marchand
5. Elise Loehnen
6. Jane Chen
7. Rebecca Neuberger Goldstein
8. Liz Tran

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