How She’s Making It Work: Zuri Hall
In this series, we dive into one busy day of a dynamic individual to understand the rituals and routines that foster their success (plus the small, unplanned moments that keep life interesting). Here, television personality and mental health advocate Zuri Hall shares how she navigates a day on the road for work, attending an Ohio State event […]
How She’s Making It Work: Shan Boodram
In this series, we dive into one busy day of a dynamic individual to understand the rituals and routines that foster their success (plus the small, unplanned moments that keep life interesting). Here, Shan Boodram, sexologist, intimacy expert, author, and the host of the award-nominated podcast Lovers and Friends, juggles mom and work life: pumping milk in between […]
How She’s Making It Work: Lizzy Mathis
In this series, we dive into one busy day of a dynamic individual to understand the rituals and routines that foster their success (plus the small, unplanned moments that keep life interesting). Here, LA-based Lizzy Mathis, multihyphenate host and founder of the lifestyle brand The Cool Mom Co. spends some time “interviewing moms doing cool shit” for her […]
How She’s Making It Work: Hannah Fallis Bronfman
In this series, we dive into one busy day of a dynamic individual to understand the rituals and routines that foster their success (plus the small, unplanned moments that keep life interesting). Here, New York City-based Hannah Fallis Bronfman, author, world-renowned DJ, investor and founder of the digital content platform HBFIT, gives us an inside look […]
How She’s Making It Work: Kiara Imani
In this series, we dive into one busy day of a dynamic individual to understand the rituals and routines that foster their success (plus the small, unplanned moments that keep life interesting). Here, Kiara Imani, attorney, radio host, co-founder of LikeU Cards, and author of the new book, Therapy Isn’t Just For White People, juggles a hectic weekday: from work across multiple […]
How She’s Making It Work: Deja Riley
In this series, we dive into one busy day of a dynamic individual to understand the rituals and routines that foster their success (plus the small, unplanned moments that keep life interesting). Here, Deja Riley, entrepreneur, fitness expert and trainer for Lululemon’s The Mirror, walks us through her working weekday, from on-the-go car calls to dinner with […]
How She’s Making It Work: Rebecca Allen
Shoe designer and entrepreneur Rebecca Allen shares how she’s carving her own path in fashion with her luxury footwear brand for women of color.
How She’s Making It Work: Shay Mitchell
Actress, model, and author Shay Mitchell lives a busy life that requires plenty of travel but, ironically, she could never find luggage that she liked. Tired of settling for mediocre solutions, she decided to take on a new venture as leather goods designer. Her line Béis features chic travel bags and storage solutions for jetsetters and busy moms on the go. Here, she talks the power of reinvention and why you should never be afraid to try something new.
How She’s Making It Work: Chef Tanya Holland
There are nearly 2.7 million Black women-owned businesses in the United States, making this one of the fastest-growing categories of business owners. To celebrate some of the amazing women who are contributing to this growth, we spoke with entrepreneurs from an area in Oakland area where Ayesha’s Sweet July flagship store is located. Endearingly dubbed The Block, the buzzy strip is known for its Black female-owned businesses. Here, Brown Sugar Kitchen owner Chef Tanya Holland shares how she got where she is, her best advice, and how she’s coped with the challenges of the last year.
How She’s Making It Work: Brittany Barnes
There are nearly 2.7 million Black women-owned businesses in the United States, making this one of the fastest-growing categories of business owners. To celebrate some of the amazing women who are contributing to this growth, we spoke with entrepreneurs from an area in Oakland area where Ayesha’s Sweet July flagship store is located. Endearingly dubbed The Block, the buzzy strip is known for its Black female-owned businesses. Here, GoodBody owner Brittany Barnes shares how she got where she is, her best advice, and how she’s coped with the challenges of the last year.
How She’s Making It Work: Sherri McMullen
There are nearly 2.7 million Black women-owned businesses in the United States, making this one of the fastest-growing categories of business owners. To celebrate some of the amazing women who are contributing to this growth, we spoke with entrepreneurs from an area in Oakland area where Ayesha’s Sweet July flagship store is located. Endearingly dubbed The Block, the buzzy strip is known for its Black female-owned businesses. Here, McMullen owner Sherri McMullen shares how she got where she is, her best advice, and how she’s coped with the challenges of the last year.
How She’s Making It Work: Christina Iguodala
There are nearly 2.7 million Black women-owned businesses in the United States, making this one of the fastest-growing categories of business owners. To celebrate some of the amazing women who are contributing to this growth, we spoke with entrepreneurs from an area in Oakland area where Ayesha’s Sweet July flagship store is located. Endearingly dubbed The Block, the buzzy strip is known for its Black female-owned businesses. Here, Pillar Cowork owner Christina Igoudala shares how she got where she is, her best advice, and how she’s coped with the challenges of the last year.