Breaking your own heart

I mean, who honestly cares? This has been going way longer than it needed to, but we keep at it anyway. On this completely unnecessary episode of "How to Die Alone", 6 people will hear us: -Recap our exciting shows during COVID -Interrupt each other constantly -React to dumb news stories Stephen found -And plug shows you won't go to

Blessing Adesiyan is the Founder and CEO of Mother Honestly, a community-powered care platform that transforms benefits for employers and employee caregivers. She began her career in chemical engineering before leading global business solutions for Fortune 100 companies such as PepsiCo, Cargill, DuPont, and BASF Blessing has been featured on Forbes, the Wall Street Journal, NBC, ABC, and Fortune Magazine. She obtained a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from the University of Florida, a master's degree in energy management from the New York Institute of Technology, and an MBA from UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School. In this episode... As a caregiver, how can you combine work and family? Where can you get the work-life care you need to thrive in your career and live your best life?  According to Blessing Adesiyan, employers have a duty to provide everything their employees need to flourish professionally and personally. She says she could not have made it in corporate America after pregnancy were it not for the support she received from her workplace and home. Her experience made her believe that companies, men, and society need to lean into care for working caregivers to succeed. She now shares her journey of starting Mother Honestly to support women who don't have the infrastructure and support they need. In this episode of Reclaim Your Career, Jess Galica is joined by Blessing Adesiyan, Founder and CEO of Mother Honestly, to discuss the importance of work-life care. Blessing talks about Mother Honestly, what need to be improved to enable women’s work-life balance and related issues people seek advice on from Mother Honestly.

And season six is officially here! I actually like the idea of opening my podcast seasons with solo episodes🥹. On this episode of talking life honestly, we talk being uncomfortable. I've been uncomfortable these last few years...intentionally! The power of being able to learn from Life, adapt to a moment to bring success, and then grow from that? I think it's one of the best experiences. In this episode I am solo dolo and dropping some gems I've learned about the journey of being uncomfortable. I hope you too enjoy this episode, and if nothing else, you were able to pick up some gems! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/honestlyhelen/support

EXPLICIT LANGUAGE and Trigger Warning subject. ~ The topic is a heavy one & we have it the only way how--honestly. This was such a fun--in light of the subject matter--and illuminating conversation  because Carlos is so open and such a dope person there was never a moment of awkwardness! I will forever be humbled by Carlos' trust in me with his story. I hope you are moved while listening, and if you can relate, I hope you feel heard in this episode, and know you are LOVED so much by me, if not anyone else.  "Trauma is not your fault, but healing is your responsibility." -Carlos P.S Around the 20 minute mark is where the story gets personal. Resources: wingsfound.org --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/honestlyhelen/support