Did you know that taking a step back might be your secret to leaping forward in success?

In this episode of the Think Tank of Three podcast, Michelle Hutchison reveals the power of the pause, peeling back the layers of the essential balance between intense work and vital rest, unraveling how to prevent burnout while chasing ambitious goals.Continue Reading Finding Power in the Pause with Michelle Hutchison

From the producer behind the camera, the face in front of the camera, to the coach of another generation of on-camera talent, Katy Temple is an expert in presentation and delivery. Now she delivers her secrets of how to thrive no matter what comes your way.
Continue Reading Presenting Your Best Self with Katy Temple – Episode #68

Imagine you’re a rookie walking out onto the field to play a game you’ve never played before, against others who’ve been playing their entire lives.

That’s us, women! (According to today’s guest.) So, grab your bat and glove and clipboard for notes, she’s going to share her own play-by-play to help us understand stand the unwritten rules of business.

In this episode of the Think Tank of Three Podcast, Erin Wolf shares the Unwritten Rules of Business.Continue Reading The Unwritten Rules of Business with Erin Wolf – Episode #61

We’ve all heard the phrase, do what you love and you’ll never work a day in your life. But we’ve all got to pay the piper at some point and so often, work we love is not aligned with our job.

But what if no matter where you worked, you worked from your strengths? What if you were able to cultivate work into something that not only got you paid but also sat firmly within your sweet spot?

In this new episode of the Think Tank of Three podcast, Allison Tivnon shares insights on cultivating a career, putting your best strengths forward, and taking chances that are well worth the risks.Continue Reading Just Take The Step with Allison Tivnon – Episode #54

You know that desperate expression, “Women should be seen and not heard?”

Jemele Hill has simply been unbothered by it.

In fact, with a podcast of the same name, she has lifted her voice to the masses, following a standard set in her own life. In an all-new podcast, Jemele gives the Think Tank of Three a lesson on standing in your truth.Continue Reading Bet On Yourself, PERIOD! with Jemele Hill – Episode #53

With over a year of the pandemic behind us, and an unknown future with the new variant, a topic we consistently see come up is returning to work and what the future of work will hold.

The discussion seems so focused on the business side and not on the human side.

Who is making these decisions and have they considered how it will impact the most important asset in business? The people.

If you have ever met today’s guest, you’d never have to question whether there is a human behind the decisions being made and you can guarantee that people are her number one concern.
Continue Reading Women at Work in the New Normal with Katje Chiller – Episode # 51

It feels like open season during the election season.

No matter what side of the line you’re on talking about politics right now is heated and intense.

Is there a way to engage in respectful dialogue right now?

Dr. Clara Doctolero joins the Think Tank to help us survive the election season and beyond without ruining our professional and personal relationships.Continue Reading Surviving Election Season with Dr. Clara Doctolero – Episode #38

I don’t know about you, but I am spending WAY TOO MUCH TIME working from home.

I’m doing a terrible job of creating space between my home office and my home life.

I find that when I acknowledge I’m not taking care of myself, then I catch myself in problematic behaviors more frequently and have a better chance of correcting them.

I’m sharing some tactics that can help create distance from work, when you’re stuck working from home. I hope the Think Tank helps keep me accountable!
Continue Reading Tactics to Create Distance When Working From Home

Is an office dress code about professionalism or subversive sexism?

This is a real question I’m asking. In fact, this entire post will be questions.

This topic comes up here and there for me and I’ve debated writing about it before. I get started writing and then I end up with more questions. I decide that dress codes are inherently sexist and then I change my mind.

I’m sharing this post now because I’d love to hear your thoughts.
Continue Reading What Not to Wear: Sexism or Professionalism?

How do you know if you’re in the right job?

How do you know when it’s time to leave or time to change?

In our recent podcast, Advice for Our Younger Selves, the Think Tank covered what advice we’d offer to the younger versions of us. But how do you know when to leave a job? What are the questions to ask yourself? What are the signs to look for? 
Continue Reading How Do You Know When to Leave a Job?