Hosted by Danielle Frankel · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 18 episodes
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Have you ever wondered how the choices we make as young adults truly shape the path one takes in life? There's so much messaging about "making the right choices" or "setting yourself up for success", but what if you feel pulled in an unconventional direction? What if life takes you down an unexpected path? What if the opportunities available for you to pursue are limited by circumstance or responsibility?We often take for granted the perception that people in positions of influence or power got there through a clear-cut path. However, if you take the time to get to know them and hear their stories, you’ll find most people traveled a unique and interesting road that only makes sense in hindsight. The specific set of experiences, mistakes, lessons and support that made them qualified to do the work they are doing today could not have been planned. I’m conducting a series of interviews to bridge the difference between what we assume and what people’s experiences are really like. One o
Danielle Frankel hosts I'd Tell Myself, a business show with 18 episodes published.
Today’s guest is Jackie Summers, founder of Jack from Brooklyn and creator of the highly awarded Sorel Liqueur. He’s not only a James Beard finalist and an extraordinary writer, but also the first licensed Black distille
In this episode, we sit down with -LAZAR Favors, the innovative mind behind Everyday I'm Okay Apparel, Detroit's Motown Legacy Lounge, the Detroit Black Film Festival, and Black Spirits Legacy Liquor Festival. -LAZAR sha
In today's episode we're talking with Christopher Rico, who's in the unique position of having two successful careers at the same time. Christopher is a talented abstract artist with shows throughout the U S and upcoming
Today, we’re talking with Brian Gaffney. The Chief Experience Officer at Caravela Coffee. He had a lot to share with us about his journey. From following his curiosity and passion, to leaving space for the possibilities
Join us for a conversation with Kim Roxie, founder of LAMIK Beauty, as she shares a bit about love, kindness and how she's truly built a company with those values at the core. Kim often says that make-up is meant to help
In today's episode we are talking with Prudence Pitter. She's the Global Head of HR, Auto & Mfgr, at AWS . Prudence had a lot to share with us about her journey, from the importance of building relationships that support
In this episode of "I'd Tell Myself," we had the pleasure of speaking with Adam Drawas, the dynamic owner of the brand marketing agency Walker Drawas. Adam shared his journey from an artistic teenager with dreams of beco
In today's episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Nicole Barham, the founder of Design Your Wealth and the creator of the 5-Minute Bookkeeper. Nicole shared her incredible journey with us, starting from her early d
In this episode of "I'd Tell Myself," we sit down with Angie Jordan, a multifaceted entrepreneur who shares her dynamic journey through various industries, including retail, HR, and ultimately, podcast production and coa
Today we're talking with Shreya Prakash, co founder and CEO of Flexibees, an organization focused on connecting businesses with underutilized talent pools by enabling flexible working arrangements that serve both parties
Today, we're talking with Julia Wells, a business coach who focuses on pleasure, mindset, and doing the hard things in your business without burning out. Over the last few years Julia has successfully navigated the ups a
In this final episode of season 1 I wrap up the valuable lessons we learned from our guests in the previous 5 episodes. This season, we spoke with five amazing individuals from a variety of different industries. Each of
In this episode we're talking with Cassandra Goodman. She's the founder of the Center for Self Fidelity and has held roles as a Lean Six Sigma leader, customer and operational experience leader, and global director of em
In this episode we’re talking to Judge Shannon Frison of the Massachusetts Superior Court. Judge Frison had a lot to share with us about her journey. From the importance of focusing on the merit of your work and being th
In this episode we're talking with Malcolm Netburn. Malcolm has served in a number of critical roles, including as the chairman and CEO of CDS Global, a subsidiary of Hearst Media, for over 15 years. He also served as CT
In this episode we're talking with Tiffany Shorter. She's currently a Director of Change Management and Communications at AbbVie Pharmaceuticals, and she had a lot to share with us about her journey. From being open to r
In this episode, we're talking with Kathy Marchi, the Chief Executive Officer and President of Samaritans, Inc., which focuses on preventing suicide and providing hope. Kathy had a lot to share with us about her journey,
Welcome to I'd Tell Myself. I'm your host Danielle Frankel. Have you ever wondered how the choices we make as young adults truly shape the path one takes in life? There's so much messaging about "making the right choices
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