Whether you’re a law student gearing up for your first summer or an associate thinking about your next move, this episode is packed with career advice every lawyer needs to know. Albert Tawil, Founder and CEO of Lateral Hub and Summer Associate Hub, joins us to talk about navigating your legal career with clarity and confidence.
A former BigLaw associate at Cleary Gottlieb and Fenwick, Albert shares what inspired him to launch the Lateral Hub Job Board, and how he’s helping make the lateral process more transparent for lawyers everywhere. We dive into how to know when it’s the right time to make a move, what firms really value in lateral candidates, and the biggest mistakes lawyers make when changing jobs. Albert also offers practical insights for law students on how to stand out as a summer associate, how the recruiting process is evolving, and what resources can make all the difference in building a successful and sustainable legal career.
Albert Tawil is the Founder & CEO of the Lateral Hub, the popular job board platform for lateral openings at top firms, and Summer Associate Hub, and content and resource hub for law students embarking on the BigLaw recruiting process. After graduating from NYU Law in 2017, Albert worked as an IP/Tech Transactions Associate at Cleary Gottlieb and Fenwick in NYC, and launched Lateral Hub to make the lateral process easier and more transparent, based on his own experience as a junior associate navigating the lateral process. Albert also writes often on LinkedIn with thoughts on life as a BigLaw associate and legal recruiting — with some reels poking fun at life as a lawyer sprinkled in too.
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In this episode, we dive into what it really means to build community in an age where so many of us feel increasingly disconnected. From the “friendship recession” and growing loneliness among adults to the rise of real-world connection apps and clubs, we explore why building intentional communities matters more than ever.
I also share the story behind Fun Club - how it started, what inspired it, and how small, consistent acts of coming together can make a big difference in how we feel and who we become. We’ll talk about what makes a true community work, how to create one around shared values and joy, and what it means to actually participate rather than just show up.
If you’ve ever felt like it’s hard to find community, this episode is for you.
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What if finding couple friends was as easy and intentional as dating apps? Jourdann Lubliner, Founder & CEO of Doubles Social, joins me to talk about her innovative new app designed to help couples meet like-minded pairs, connect over shared interests, and make double dating fun again.
We dive into what inspired Jourdann to create the first-ever private members community for couples, why so many people in their 30s find it harder to maintain friendships, and how Doubles Social is filling a gap in the market during today’s “friendship recession.” Jourdann also shares how her background running a successful PR firm shaped the brand and vision behind Doubles, the kinds of events members can look forward to, and why she believes intentional connection can actually strengthen relationships.
If you’ve ever wondered how to expand your social circle as a couple, you won’t want to miss this conversation.
Jourdann Lubliner is the Founder & CEO of Doubles Social, the first-ever private members community and app designed to help couples meet, connect, and go on double dates. Doubles Social is an elevated, unprecedented space for like-minded couples to match over similar interests, hobbies, and life stages. Jourdann is also the Founder & CEO of Electrify PR, a full-service public relations firm for game-changing companies and personalities. She is a seasoned publicist with 15 years of experience publicizing brands across various industries, such as wellness, beauty, fashion, travel and creator economy. Jourdann previously managed communications for Men’s Health magazine and Gilt. Jourdann is based in NYC with her husband, Matthew, and enjoys tennis, skiing, concerts and comedy shows.
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In this episode, we sit down with Alisha Gupta, founder of Beauty in Balance, to explore her journey as a multi-hyphenate entrepreneur and creative. Alisha shares what inspired her to start Beauty in Balance, the gap she noticed in the wellness and beauty space, and how her vision has evolved over time.
We dive into the challenges and surprises of building a sustainable brand while juggling multiple passions, and Alisha offers insights on prioritizing roles, avoiding burnout, and defining success on your own terms. She also shares practical advice for turning talents into sustainable ventures and finding meaningful community.
Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, a creative with many passions, or simply looking for guidance on living a more balanced and intentional life, this episode is full of wisdom, actionable advice, and inspiration.
Alisha Gupta is the founder of Beauty in Balance, a community for multi-hyphenates pursuing both career and passion. Balancing strategy consulting, professional dance, speaking, and content creation, she created the platform to help others thrive in that “Hannah Montana life”—where professions and passions coexist. In just eight months, Alisha has grown Beauty in Balance to 32,000+ engagements, launched a bi-weekly newsletter, hosted curated creator events, and partnered with 15+ brands and local talents. She has also spoken nationally, including at Google’s Leadership Symposium and the film premiere of Empire Waist, on topics like imposter syndrome, identity, and non-traditional career paths.
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In this episode, I speak with Laura Weldy, a professional certified coach and founder of a leadership development company dedicated to empowering women in corporate roles. Laura shares her journey from the corporate world to entrepreneurship and why she’s passionate about preventing brilliant women from leaving due to undervalued leadership. We dive into practical strategies for women to gain visibility, influence, and confidence at work, tackling challenges like imposter syndrome and traditional leadership expectations.
Whether you’re navigating your corporate career or looking to proactively grow your leadership presence, this conversation is packed with actionable insights to help you become the architect of your own career.
Key Takeaways:
How to gain visibility and influence in corporate environments without compromising authenticity.
Overcoming imposter syndrome and challenging traditional leadership molds.
The Personal Power Code: a framework to identify and communicate your unique leadership strengths.
Common mistakes companies make in retaining women leaders and how to avoid them.
Practical steps to proactively build leadership skills and design your career path.
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In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Taraneh Nazem, a board-certified reproductive endocrinologist and infertility specialist at RMA of New York, to demystify the process of egg freezing and other fertility treatments. We unpack the science, the myths, and the realities behind egg and embryo freezing, IVF, recovery, risks, and financial considerations. Dr. Nazem’s warm, compassionate approach shines through as she provides clarity, reassurance, and practical advice for anyone thinking about fertility preservation.
Whether you’re curious about egg freezing, actively planning, or just want to understand your options, this conversation will leave you more informed and empowered to make decisions about your reproductive future.
In this episode, you'll hear:
The differences between egg freezing, embryo freezing, and IVF — and how they fit together.
What actually happens during a typical two-week egg freezing cycle, from hormone injections to retrieval and recovery.
Common side effects, rare complications, and what to expect after the procedure.
Costs, insurance coverage, and financing options to explore.
Answering all your FAQs, and more!
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What happens when life takes you off the traditional career path—and how do you get back on track? In this episode, I sit down with Carol Fishman Cohen, CEO and Co-Founder of iRelaunch, the pioneering organization that helps professionals return to the workforce after a break.
Carol shares her own journey as a “relauncher,” what led her to build iRelaunch in 2007, and the lessons she’s learned from working with thousands of professionals navigating career breaks. We dive into:
How taking time away from work reshapes identity and perspective
The common challenges—and surprising strengths—of relaunchers
Strategies for staying “relaunch-ready” before, during, and after a career break
Whether to hide or highlight a career gap on your resume or LinkedIn
How companies can better support professionals returning to work
The evolving conversation around women, work, and career breaks
Whether you’re considering stepping away from work, planning a relaunch, or just curious about the future of careers, this conversation with Carol offers practical wisdom, inspiration, and a reframing of what it means to pause—and restart—your professional journey.
Carol Fishman Cohen is the CEO and Co-founder of iRelaunch, the pioneering leader in the career reentry field, bringing thousands of mid-career professionals back into the workforce after extended leave. iRelaunch works with employers worldwide to build and expand in-house career reentry programs, produces the iRelaunch Return to Work Conferences, and leads a community of nearly 125,000 relaunchers looking to return to work. Cohen, a relauncher herself, hosts the 3,2,1 iRelaunch podcast and writes regularly for Harvard Business Review. Her TED talk, "How to get back to work after a career break," has nearly 3.8 million views.
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Season 5 opens with Anish Patel, founder of the natural wine company Tinto Amorio, whose journey from finance to viral wine entrepreneur is anything but conventional. After surviving a near-fatal accident and navigating the highs and lows of entrepreneurship, Anish rebuilt with a philosophy rooted in resilience, intentionality, and creativity. In this episode, he shares his inspiring personal story, the lessons that shaped his mindset, and the craft and culture behind natural wine.
You'll hear:
How Anish went from finance to building Tinto Amorio
The surprising truth about natural wine vs. conventional wine
How branding and storytelling can make a product go viral
Why risk-taking and “one more try” can change everything
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This is Part 2 of my egg freezing journey, and in this episode, I walk you through what actually happened on operation day, the bloating (way less than expected), weight gain and the emotional ups and downs. I also answer your questions about the egg freezing process. Even though I had heard a lot of horror stories, my experience ended up being smooth and empowering.
If you’re considering egg freezing or supporting someone who is, I hope my honest experience—good, bad, and everything in between—gives you insight and maybe even a little encouragement.
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So, I froze my eggs! In this episode, I walk you through my full, personal experience—from what led me to start the process to how it all actually felt, physically and emotionally. I cover everything from how elective egg freezing works, what to expect with injections and appointments, and the retrieval procedure, to how I navigated insurance, scheduling, and self-managing the whole thing.
I made this episode because I only heard horror stories before doing it myself, and I want to share a version that’s honest—but also hopeful. This is not medical advice—just my journey, in full detail—for anyone curious, planning, or just considering what fertility preservation might look like.
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In this Q&A-style episode, I answer your questions on a wide range of topics—from why spontaneous fun feels harder in adulthood and how I’m trying to change that with a new “NYC Fun Club,” to reflections on growing up in different countries and how that shapes our sense of identity and belonging. I also share my perspective on telling the difference between anxiety and intuition, give tips for landing an in-house legal job in a tricky market, and offer a personal update on my egg freezing journey. It’s an honest, wide-ranging conversation about navigating adulthood, city life, career shifts, and emotional growth.
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In this episode, I share what this latest trip taught me—from daily life observations to internal reflections on identity, privilege, and nostalgia. Whether you've been back recently or haven’t been in years, this episode explores what it’s like to go “home” when home isn’t where you grew up.
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Disclaimer: The information shared on this podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only. While I am a licensed attorney, I am not providing legal advice in this podcast, and no attorney-client relationship is formed. Additionally, I am not a licensed therapist, medical professional, or financial advisor. Nothing discussed should be considered professional, legal, medical, or financial advice. Always consult with a qualified professional before making any decisions related to your health, finances, or legal matters. The views expressed are my own and do not reflect those of any organizations I may be affiliated with.
In today’s episode, I’m joined by Marilynn Joyner, the founder of Her Workplace — a platform designed to empower women to grow, lead, and thrive in their careers. Marilynn shares her personal journey, from working in commercial real estate to making a bold pivot into entrepreneurship. We dive into what sparked the idea for Her Workplace, the early challenges of building a mission-driven platform, and how she defines balance and success on her own terms.
Marilynn also opens up about protecting your energy as a founder, lessons she wishes she learned earlier, and her long-term vision for creating lasting impact. Whether you're thinking about a career change, dreaming of launching your own venture, or looking for ways to lead with more intention, this conversation will inspire and empower you.
Her Workplace - Her Workplace is an AI-powered platform built to help women connect, grow, and lead in their careers. Through resources, community, and support, it’s redefining what success looks like — and helping women build careers with intention and confidence.
Marilynn Joyner - Marilynn Joyner is the founder of Her Workplace and an advocate for creating more inclusive, empowering environments for women at work. With a background in corporate real estate, she brings real-world experience and a passion for leadership, community, and career growth.
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This episode dives deep into the business-building journeys of five women-led brands you need on your radar. From bootstrapping and breaking into crowded markets to launching products inspired by heritage, necessity, and lived experience—these founders are not just creating products, they’re creating movements. We break down what makes each brand different and the lessons you can learn from how they got started.
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In this episode, we dive into the viral rise of the "softlife" and "tradwife" aesthetics—and what they reveal about the current state of modern womanhood. Why are so many women embracing rest, romance, and traditional roles just a few years after the "girl boss" era told them they could (and should) do it all?
We explore whether this cultural shift is a form of empowerment, a backlash to burnout, or simply another way society tells women who they should be.
This episode challenges the binary thinking that often dominates the conversation around femininity—and makes space for complexity, nuance, and individual choice. Because maybe the real goal isn't to pick a side, but to define success, softness, and strength on our own terms.
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In this very special episode, Mannat sits down with her dad as he reflects on the experiences, challenges, and turning points that have shaped him over the past six decades. From childhood memories and early career days to raising a family and finding meaning in later years, he shares heartfelt stories and hard-earned wisdom from each decade of his life. It's an intimate and inspiring conversation about growth, resilience, and what really matters in the long run.
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In this episode, part two of our conversation with Drew Amoroso, we dive into key insights about balancing personal well-being, embracing risk, and fostering a healthier workday mindset. Drew shares practical strategies for setting boundaries, taking action despite fear, and cultivating a values-driven career. Listeners can also enjoy a fun rapid-fire Q&A where Drew reveals his hidden talents (hints DJing!), aspirations, and recent reflections.
Key insights in this episode:
Prioritize What Matters: Focus on the most important tasks first and set clear boundaries to protect your time.
Embrace Discomfort: Change often feels uncomfortable — lean into it as a sign of growth.
Get Comfortable with Risk: Lawyers are trained to avoid risk, but Drew emphasizes that taking action despite uncertainty opens new opportunities.
Trust Yourself: Instead of overthinking decisions, take action and know you'll "figure it out" along the way.
Pursue Passions: Drew shares his dream of DJing at Coachella, reminding listeners to make time for what brings them joy.
This inspiring episode is packed with insights for anyone looking to redefine success, build resilience, and create a more fulfilling career.
More about Drew: Drew Amoroso is a former lawyer and the founder of DueCourse, a coaching company helping legal professionals build intentional, values-driven careers. A recognized workday coach and thought leader, Drew advocates for human-centered work models, including DueCourse’s shift to a four-day workweek in 2024. Founded in 2018, DueCourse partners with AmLaw 200 firms to provide impactful coaching at scale. Previously, Drew was a senior litigation associate at Reed Smith LLP and now teaches a Practice Ready Seminar at three Bay Area law schools.
In this episode, we sit down with Drew Amoroso, a former big law attorney turned founder of Due Course. Due Course is the legal industry's only platform-enabled coaching company with a mission to help legal professionals build intentional, values-driven careers through impactful coaching. Drew shares his journey from senior litigation associate to entrepreneur and productivity coach, revealing the mindset shifts and strategies that helped him along the way.
We dive into key concepts like the "workday mindset," the importance of intentional planning, and practical exercises such as the Sphere of Influence and the Openup Checklist — designed to help you focus, stay organized, and handle unexpected disruptions. Drew also introduces Andrew, Due Course's AI coach, and offers insights on how AI can enhance productivity when used as a thought partner.
Key insights from the episode:
Whether you're a lawyer navigating the demands of the legal industry or a professional seeking better focus and clarity, this episode offers actionable advice for mastering your workday and building a career aligned with your values.
More about Drew: Drew Amoroso is a former lawyer and the founder of DueCourse, a coaching company helping legal professionals build intentional, values-driven careers. A recognized workday coach and thought leader, Drew advocates for human-centered work models, including DueCourse’s shift to a four-day workweek in 2024. Founded in 2018, DueCourse partners with AmLaw 200 firms to provide impactful coaching at scale. Previously, Drew was a senior litigation associate at Reed Smith LLP and now teaches a Practice Ready Seminar at three Bay Area law schools.
In this episode, Mannat dives into some of the most common (and complex) questions she received over the past few months. From navigating the dating scene in your 30s (especially in a city like NYC) to improving sleep, managing guilt about aging parents, and handling time in Big Law—this episode is packed with insights, tips, and personal experiences. Tune in for a mix of advice, reflections, and practical takeaways to help you navigate life’s challenges with more clarity and confidence!
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In this episode, Mannat dives into the concept of the "games" we all play in life—whether in careers, relationships, or society at large. Are you playing the right game, or are you chasing a prize you might not even want? Mannat explores how to identify the game you're playing, why aligning your strengths and values is key to winning, and the dangers of pursuing the wrong goals. Tune in for practical insights and self-reflective tools to help you choose the right path and play to win in your own life.
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