Lies We're Told at Work (with NBC Universal Vice Chairperson Bonnie Hammer) and Climbing into the Driver's Seat with Your Money (with Beyond Finance's Dr. Erika Rasure)
Join Bonnie Hammer, former Vice Chair of NBCUniversal and the 'Queen of Cable,' as she challenges the lies women face in the workplace and shares the behind-the-scenes stories of hits like 'Suits.' Dr. Erika Rasure, a financial wellness expert, discusses why many Americans struggle with money confidence and offers strategies to overcome emotional barriers. Together, they explore practical tips for reclaiming financial control and empowering women's voices in the workplace. Get ready for insightful discussions that tackle both career and financial hurdles!
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Suits Nearly Rejected at Start
Suits was initially rejected for being a law show that seemed outdated.
Changes to lead female characters and adding humor saved the show, making it a cable hit for nine seasons.
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Power of Positive Attitude
Show up with a genuine smile and positive attitude at work.
Positivity makes people want to be around you and opens doors.
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Hire for Teamwork and Collaboration
Prioritize teamwork and collaboration over individual agenda when hiring.
People who credit peers and work well with others are more valuable hires.
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In '15 Lies Women Are Told at Work', Bonnie Hammer shares her insights from a legendary career in the media industry, debunking myths that hold women back and providing unfiltered truths for success. The book offers practical advice and wisdom for women at any stage of their career, helping them navigate the challenges of a male-dominated industry.
Rogers' Rules for Success
Rogers' Rules for Success
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Think you're being lied to at work? You probably are. From boardrooms to bank accounts, this episode pulls no punches.
We’re stacking double the wisdom on this special Memorial Day episode, as Joe Saul-Sehy interviews two powerhouse guests: Bonnie Hammer, former vice chair of NBCUniversal and bestselling author, and Dr. Erika Rasure from Beyond Finance. Whether it’s breaking glass ceilings or breaking out of debt, this episode is your roadmap to reclaiming control.
Inside the episode:
💼 Bonnie Hammer calls B.S. on the “15 lies women are told at work” — and explains how to rewrite the rules
🎬 Behind-the-scenes of Suits and why even hit shows face wild career landmines
🧠 How your attitude and teamwork can make or break your climb to the top
💬 Dr. Erika Rasure on why 50% of Americans don’t trust themselves with money — and how to start
💸 The real emotional blockers behind budgeting, saving, and staying out of the online cart trap
🧍♀️ Gender and generational gaps: why confidence with money isn’t equally distributed (but should be)
🛠️ Financial “practice weeks” and mindset shifts to get unstuck from shame and paralysis
✅ A simple path to get control over your debt without feeling like you’ve failed
Also: Doug delivers his own Memorial Day tribute and trivia, because of course he does.
🎙️ Ready to outsmart bad advice and start building on your own terms?
This one’s for you — whether you’re climbing the corporate ladder or clawing your way out of credit card debt (or both).
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