Hosted by Elyssa and Emily · EN-US · 47 episodes
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Elyssa and Emily hosts Girls That Excel, a business show with 47 episodes published.
This week, Emily and Elyssa sit down with Susana Venegas, MA, AMFT, a bilingual Marriage & Family Therapist whose story is one of resilience, compassion, and cultural pride. From her family’s immigration journey to her w
In this episode of Girls That Excel, we sit down with Summer Harness, FNP-BC, CANS, founder of Summer Aesthetics, and Nikki Hassell, PA-C, who leads their Medical Weight Loss & Wellness program. From subtle enhancements
In this episode, we explore the inspiring journey of Cameron, a dedicated firefighter who overcame dyslexia to excel in his career. Cameron shares his experiences, challenges, and triumphs, offering valuable insights int
In this engaging episode, Emily and Elyssa interview Richard, a seasoned entrepreneur and innovator in the life sciences sector. The conversation explores Richard's journey from childhood aspirations to a successful care
Emily and Elyssa are back after a summer break, introducing new dynamics for Season Two, including the addition of Annah! They reflect on the lessons learned from Season One and discuss the rebranding of the podcast to f
In this episode, the hosts discuss the significance of summer jobs and how they shape personal and professional growth. They share their first job experiences, the lessons learned, and the importance of balancing work wi
AI is changing the workplace as we know it, but how should we embrace it without losing our humanity? In this episode, Manisha Dhawan, a leader in digital transformation, offers her expertise on the future of work, the e
Is it really delegation if you just do it yourself? This week, we’re tackling the art of letting go without losing control. We’ll walk through how to delegate with intention, build trust with your team, and stop microman
A deep dive into the coworkers who are always “busy”… but never actually working. They’ve always got a meeting, their Slack status is constantly “In Focus Mode,” and yet—somehow—nothing ever gets done. This week, Emily a
It’s bring-your-dog-to-work day—every day. In this episode, we explore the rise of pet-friendly workplaces, from pawternity leave to in-office pup naps. Are pets the ultimate wellness perk or just a fluffy distraction? L
In this episode, we’re diving into the sun-soaked world of Summer Fridays—the ultimate workplace perk that lets you log off early and live your best life (or at least clean your apartment before your friends show up with
In this episode, Girls That Excel is joined by Lina Osofsky from the Learned In Trivia podcast to explore the fascinating history and cultural impact of coffee in the workplace. They dive into how coffee evolved from a s
In this episode, Elyssa and Emily debate the unlimited paid time off (PTO) policy. Elyssa advocates for the benefits of unlimited PTO, highlighting its flexibility and potential for improved work-life balance. Emily coun
In this episode, Emily and Elyssa discuss the romanticization of hustle culture, the societal pressures to work unpaid hours, and the impact of burnout on personal well-being. They share personal experiences, explore the
This week, we’re joined by Gaston Seneza, a software engineer, entrepreneur, and global risk-taker who moved from Rwanda to Silicon Valley to chase his dreams. Gaston opens up about his bold moves, big failures, and how
Performance reviews: the corporate Hunger Games of adulting. In this episode of Girls That Excel, Emily and Elyssa break down The Good, The Bad, and The Awkward of performance evaluations—why they exist, how they work, a
Managing up isn’t just about survival—it’s about strategy. Whether your boss is all over your to-do list or nowhere to be found, we’re breaking down how to navigate different leadership styles without losing your mind (o
What does it take to turn a dream of owning a bar into reality? We’re sitting down with Too Soon owner Nick Flower and bartender Jaggar to talk about cocktails, community, and creativity. From NYC-inspired vibes to cooki
Ever had a coworker conveniently “forget” how to do something, leaving you to pick up the slack? That’s weaponized incompetence—the strategic act of dodging responsibilities and offloading invisible labor onto others (of
In this episode, we sit down with Emily’s very first friend in Portland, Pua, to talk about one of the biggest career shifts of all—leaving the workforce to become a stay-at-home mom. From her background as a behavioral
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Girls That Excel is hosted by Elyssa and Emily. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 47 episodes.
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