HeyJaredWork Live Care - The Triple Shift
🎧 Work, Live, Care: The Triple Shift — Conversations where work, life, and caregiving collide.Hosted by Lauren Yankoff and Denise M. Brown, this podcast explores what it really takes to lead, care, and live — all at once.
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No One Trains You For This: What 30 Years of Leadership Never Taught Her About Caregiving (opens the original)
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What does it take to care for a parent from another continent — while running a global team, then walking away from thirty years of corporate leadership to build a life around freedom instead?Françoise Le Poulichet has spent her career navigating hidden burdens — first her own, in a narcissistic relationship that became the basis for her book, and then her mother's Alzheimer's diagnosis, managed from thousands of miles away in the United States while her family held the front line in France.In t
Retire My Leadership with Dr. Jacquelyn Trejo Torres (opens the original)
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She became her family's default caregiver at 18. Now she's navigating infertility, her parents' health, and a workplace culture that still asks grieving employees to prove their grief.On this episode of Work • Live • Care: The Triple Shift, Lauren Yankoff and Denise Brown talk with Dr. Jacquelyn Trejo Torres — a faculty member in the College of Business Administration at Cal Poly Pomona and a 15-year advocate for student success. Jackie was the youngest of three; after her older brother passed a
Care, Life, Work: Rewriting the Triple Shift as an Only-Child Caregiver (opens the original)
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An only child caring for both of her parents. Two layoffs in twoyears. And a total rewrite of what "work-life balance" even means. On this episode of the caregiving podcast Work • Live • Care: The Triple Shift, Misty McDaniel joins hosts Lauren Yankoff and Denise Brown to talk about caregiving fog, the leave gap most workplaces still get wrong, and what itactually means to feel seen. Misty is a customer experience executive who has spent the past year fully reordering her life around caregiving
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