Connecting the Dots with Jessica Caresse
Becoming your best self is a life long journey with ups, downs, challenges, and the unknown. On Connecting the Dots, we discuss our life journeys to show the different challenges we had to overcome to get to where we are today.
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She Was Fired While Bedridden — Then Built an Empire on Her Own Terms with Suzzanna Ravenlight, PhD · (opens the original)
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She was bedridden for 9 months, working from her bed just to keep her job. They eliminated her position anyway.In this episode of Connecting the Dots, Jessica sits down with Dr. Suzzanna Ravenlight — organizational psychologist, executive leadership coach, and founder of Ravenlight Leadership Coaching, LLC — for an unusually candid conversation about intuition, burnout, corporate culture, and what it actually takes to stay yourself under pressure.Dr. Suzzanna shares the coin-flip exercise she te
The Cupcake War That Made Her Quit Baking Forever (True Corporate Story) (opens the original)
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She's been "ruining the workplace" since 1997 — and she has zero regrets. Lori Lalonde spent nearly three decades in corporate tech, including senior leadership roles at Microsoft and Manulife, before walking away to build her own executive coaching practice for women.In this episode, Lori and Jessica dig into the moment a CEO told Lori to choose between her job and her kids, the town hall confrontation that got her called into a boardroom for an "apology," the cupcake incident that ended her of
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