Bia - Becoming in Action
I am working to awaken a community of meaningful connection for people who are becoming—as leaders, as professionals, as humans. We never fully arrive in our lives. It is a journey not a destination.
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What Helps Us Rise (opens the original)
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What happens when you say yes before you feel completely ready? In this solo episode of Bia: Becoming in Action, I reflect on a life-changing year filled with personal reinvention, career transition, entrepreneurship, networking, creativity, and unexpected new beginnings. I share how one spontaneous yes to a BNI meeting changed my understanding of networking and introduced me to an incredible community of business owners, leaders, coaches, creators, and changemakers. I also explore why baking so
The Courage to Be Silly (opens the original)
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What happens when a moment of pure silliness turns into a spiral of self-consciousness? In this episode of Bia – Becoming in Action , I share the story of accidentally matching my outdoor couch, leaning all the way into the joke with a ridiculous George Costanza pose, and then immediately wanting the photo deleted. What started as laughter became embarrassment and judgment. Why did I do that? Why didn't I just change? Why did something that felt so fun in the moment suddenly feel so uncomfortabl
Find Your North Star: A Conversation with Mia (opens the original)
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Careers rarely follow a straight line and maybe they aren't supposed to. In this episode, I sit down with Mia, a young professional who has already navigated multiple career pivots with remarkable clarity and self-awareness. From studying journalism at Northwestern to consulting at Bain, working in beauty startups, and now standing at yet another crossroads, Mia shares how she's learned to distinguish between work that is simply hard and work that no longer aligns with who she is becoming. We ex
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What if the way you see yourself isn't reality? What if it's a prescription you were given long before you were old enough to choose it? After reading Yesteryear , I found myself thinking less about the novel and more about the invisible lenses we inherit from childhood. The beliefs we absorb about who we are, what we're worth, and what we have to do to be loved can become so deeply embedded that we stop recognizing them as beliefs. They simply feel like the truth. In this episode, I explore the
What Sounds Fun? (opens the original)
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What if fun isn't something you earn after the work is done? What if it's something you've been missing all along? A comment from Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels, a surprisingly lovable character from The Bear , and research on the science of fun all led me to the same question: When was the last time you had so much fun that you lost track of time? In this episode, I explore the difference between true fun and distraction, why play can feel so uncomfortable as adults, and how many of
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