1. Unmasking motherhood – Katherine Wintsch
2. If I should have a daughter – Sarah Kay
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3. My Philosophy for a Happy Life – Sam Berns
4. The Power of Vulnerability – Brene Brown
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5. The Joy of Surfing in Ice Cold Water – Chris Burkard
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6. How you stop screwing yourself over – Mel Robbins
7. 9/11 healing. The mothers who found forgiveness / friendship – Phyllis Rodriguez and Aicha el-Wafi
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8. We should all be feminists – Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
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9. On being wrong – Kathryn Schulz
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10. Why are we happy? Why aren’t we happy? – Dan Gilbert
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Sarah Taylor Phillips is a Future of Work strategist, speaker and founder of Career Voyage. With a background spanning AI, fmcg marketing, headhunting, interim management and entrepreneurship, she has spent more than 30 years’ connecting people, strengths and opportunities.
Today, Sarah works with organisations to attract, engage, retain, retrain and exit talent across age-diverse and intergenerational workforces from early and returning talent to experienced workers. Her work focuses on better work design, job sharing, flexible and fractional careers, knowledge transfer, rethinking retirement and reengineering role for an AI- enabled world.
At the heart of Career VoyAGE is a simple question:
How can we design work differently to make better use of the talent we already have?