Hey Career Girl Nation!
This is an episode you don’t want to miss. I get to interview Charreah Jackson, author of the new book Boss Bride: The Powerful Woman’s Playbook for Love and Success.
Charreah has spent more than 10 years researching healthy relationships and careers. She’s also a senior editor for Essence magazine, and her stories have been featured on CNN, NBC, Time, Fortune, and more.
Being a “boss bride” is all about a state of mind. It starts with finding the parallels between your work and home life and merging them into one.
Over 50% of households have a female who is making all the money, or a “female breadwinner” so to speak. It’s the new normal, and yet hiring managers are still basing their decisions on your social status in life. Are you engaged? Planning a wedding? Married?
There’s also a struggle with finding the right partner in your life, and it’s not a choice that should be taken lightly. You need to be strategic and intentional with your romantic life, in the same ways you approach your professional life.
If you want to be a boss at your love life and your job, episode 41 is a must listen!
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Episode Gems You Don't Want to Miss:
● How an engagement ring can rock your career and what you need to prepare for.
● Why you need to prioritize love, and make to-do lists.
● The crazy eights, and how this process will help your dreams will come true.
● How powerful women merge work and family, and how they commit.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Boss Bride, the site where you can purchase Charreah’s book and get a free bonus chapter!
Check her out on social media on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram or search for @charreah everywhere on Social.
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