In this episode of Sister-in-Law, Bri and Cambria dive into real-life money hacks that have transformed Cambria’s financial trajectory over the last decade. From hiring a financial advisor in Cambria's 20s to unlocking the power of backdoor Roth IRAs, ESPPs, and 401k loan strategies — this conversation breaks down financial concepts in a way that’s actually digestible.

In this episode of “Sister-in-Law,” we dive into cycle mapping and what it looks like to understand your menstrual cycle beyond just “that time of the month.” We talk about the four phases of the cycle, how energy, focus, and emotions shift throughout the month, and how cycle mapping can inform everything from work and workouts to communication and self-care.

In this inaugural episode of “Sister-in-Law,” we introduce ourselves and share why we decided to start this podcast. We talk about our unique bond as sisters-in-law, our differences and similarities, and what you can expect from future episodes. We’ll be covering finance, career, fashion, women’s health, and everything in between as we navigate life — the good, the messy, the meaningful, and all the cringeworthy moments.

LeTísha Shaw, former Senior Director of Product Marketing and Head of E-Commerce at UserTesting, joins me to talk about navigating career pivots with creativity and courage. From engineering to marketing, LeTísha shares how building transferable skills, embracing ambiguity and seeking mentorship helped her design a career fueled by curiosity and action.

Dr. Hanna Tannenbaum, Psychological Associate at Live Better Psychotherapy, joins me in exploring the challenges and rewards of career changes, balancing financial and personal fulfillment, and strategies for handling difficult personalities in professional environments. She also shares her dynamic career path, from studying fine art and pre-med to working in private practices specializing in adults, neurodiverse children and personality disorders.

In this episode, Amy Hee Kim, Executive Director of EnCorps, STEM Educator Programs, explores the intersection of life purpose and professional career. She discusses nonprofit work, tackling burnout, fulfillment and the importance of mission alignment. She describes EnCorps’ work helping STEM professionals become teachers, particularly in under-resourced communities. She also gives advice for people looking to shift careers into the nonprofit sector.

Head of Inbound Marketing at Tonkean, Daniel Moore, joins me on this episode. We discuss his journey from a content writer to a marketing leader, the importance of patience in writing and understanding audience needs. Daniel also shares his experience in securing writing gigs and the significance of genuine knowledge in crafting impactful content.

Amy Kawahara joins me to share insights from her role as Senior Producer at Expedia Group. In this episode, Amy delves into the intricacies of producing high-caliber commercials, her experiences working with top-tier talent and the importance of understanding every facet of your job.

In this episode, I welcome Kareem Abulaban of Kiaro, a seasoned Creative Director. Join us as we delve into the nuances of creative careers and how to navigate the vast opportunities beyond the conventional paths.

On this episode, I'm joined by Merry Carole Powers, Creative Director for Sustainability, Purpose and DEI at Deloitte and author of "The Great Human Rebrand." Merry Carole shares her journey from creative writing to leading creative initiatives at a global consultancy, and we dive deep into the themes of her book which challenges us to rethink how we approach our careers and lives.

In this episode, George Kramb, Co-Founder and CEO of PatientPartner joins me to share his unique career journey. He successfully transitioned from medical device sales to launching a startup aimed at connecting patients for better healthcare experiences. His story is filled with inspirational tips and practical advice for anyone looking to make a significant career shift or start their own venture.

On this episode, I sit down with Roz Hajian, Performance Marketing Lead of Sleeper. Roz delves into her journey through the tech landscape, sharing the highs and lows of her career trajectory, and eventually landing her role at Sleeper.

On this episode of Career Diaries, I have the pleasure of speaking with Cambria Steel, Senior Account Executive of Snap, Inc. and former Team Manager and Lead Client Partner at X (formerly Twitter). Cambria delves into her illustrious career in tech, sharing invaluable insights on networking, transitioning between roles, and the critical importance of mental health and work-life balance.

On this episode of Career Diaries, I welcome Asha Aravindakshan, author of “Skills: The Common Denominator.” Asha shares her insights into navigating the complexities of career pivoting, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and leveraging transferable skills.