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In this episode, Holly welcomes Judy Hoberman—author, executive coach, and a true champion for women’s success in the workplace. Holly and Judy share stories of their own winding journeys, from virtual happy hours that brought them together to Judy’s early days selling door-to-door and learning hard-won lessons in resilience.
Judy opens up about her transition from a thriving career in sales and corporate leadership to building a business centered on empowering women through coaching, masterminds, and leadership training. The pair dive deep into the challenges women often face with work-life “harmony” versus “balance,” overcoming imposter syndrome, and the real power of celebrating even the small wins.
To learn more and connect with Jody, visit: https://sellinginaskirt.com/
Judy opens up about her transition from a thriving career in sales and corporate leadership to building a business centered on empowering women through coaching, masterminds, and leadership training. The pair dive deep into the challenges women often face with work-life “harmony” versus “balance,” overcoming imposter syndrome, and the real power of celebrating even the small wins.
To learn more and connect with Jody, visit: https://sellinginaskirt.com/
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