We'll Be Right Back with Dr. Ann Marie Peters
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SHOW NOTES Ann Marie, Tracy is a longtime colleague and dear friend who has spent her career uplifting others. An expert in leadership and communications, she's writing a book focused on leadership for young women. She has a hugely successful podcast that's entering its fourth season, where she features interviews with women doing extraordinary work around the world. Naturally, you came to mind! Tracy, Ann Marie is the author of We'll Be Right Back: A Lifeline for Every Woman Who Hit Pause on Her Career (Highlander Press, September 16, 2026), which is...
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From Troubled Teen to Finisher with Dr. Pam Love
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It's All About Wealth with Arushi Bhardwaj
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SHOW NOTES Arushi's Bio: Arushi Bhardwaj is an ICF Professional Certified Coach (PCC), technology leader, entrepreneur, speaker, and podcast host with over 20 years of experience helping people and organizations navigate growth, change, and transformation. Her career spans product management, agile transformation, leadership development, and enterprise technology, where she has partnered with leaders and teams to turn complexity into clarity and ideas into action. As the founder of SoulSynergy Coach and co-founder of AkiKa Tech, Arushi blends professional coaching with real-world business...
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Leave No Money on the Table with Jacqueline Twillie
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SHOW NOTES Jacqueline Twillie's Bio I grew up in South Louisiana. I currently reside in Brooklyn, New York. Love this city so much, and my career has had quite a few pivots that have been significant, but the story that I want to share with you all today is what led me to talk about negotiation for so many years, and what eventually sparked the note that I should write this book. Don't leave money on the table. I had finished my MBA program, moved to Atlanta. I was working at the Center for Disease Control in global disease eradication, and I had really, really blessed with this mentor....
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Let's Talk Women & Money
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Play to Your Strengths
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Tracy's Ted Talk
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Turning the Table: A Conversation with Tracy
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Mothering as Art with Dr. Lyneia Richardson
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SHOW NOTES Dr. Lyneia Richardson’s Bio Dr. Lyneia Richardson is a mother, psychologist, educator, and the editor of Mothering as a Work of Art: A Black Mama Anthology. Her work centers on Black maternal mental health, exploring how race, culture, and identity shape the experience of motherhood. Through therapy, research, and storytelling, she reframes mothering as a powerful, creative, and culturally rooted practice. Dr. Richardson supports high-achieving mothers navigating identity shifts, perinatal transitions, and the invisible labor of care. Amazon link: Lyneia Richardson, PhD...
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Find Your Hidden Potential: A Conversation with Tracy
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Be Audacious with Dionne Joyner-Weems
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SHOW NOTES Bio Dionne Joyner-Weems is an extraordinary global brand builder, dynamic storyteller, and passionate changemaker who has garnered a reputation for her unparalleled energy and ability to turn challenges into solutions and moments into movements across industries. She is the Chief Energy Officer of Audacity Group LLC, a global brand and marketing agency dedicated to storytelling for social impact, and the founder of #MyBmore Project, a social enterprise and movement amplifying authentic Baltimore voices to inspire change and connection. A proud Baltimore...
info_outlineToday’s podcast guest, Nicole Lynn Lewis is truly a BRAVE GIRL living her purpose where she is reducing poverty one family at a time. In 2003, Nicole graduated from the College of William & Mary as a teen mother who had overcome homelessness and a drug-infested environment to achieve the impossible. She’s a nationally known author and speaker on topics such as teen pregnancy and parenting, youth development, goal achievement and self empowerment.
After several years in the workforce honing her skills in communications and nonprofit management and learning about the needs of teen parents across the country, Nicole founded Generation Hope in Washington, D.C. in 2010. The 501c3 provides mentoring, resources and services to teen parents to become college graduates and help their children enter kindergarten at higher levels of school readiness. It’s truly a two-generation solution to poverty.
Named a CNN Hero in 2014, Nicole has used her skills in social entrepreneurship to launch an organization that is making a real difference. Fewer than 2% of teen mothers earn a college degree before age 30, but since 2010, Generation Hope has helped almost 200 teen parents in college, provided more than $600,000 in tuition assistance, and celebrated 76 college degrees. Their Scholars’ graduation rate is almost double the graduation rate of low-income college students and almost nine times the graduation rate of single mothers nationwide. All of their 2018 graduates were living above the poverty line within six months of graduation. 92% were employed full-time and 30% were enrolled in graduate school. This is quite a legacy to say the least.
I know that you will enjoy hearing from Nicole about her work leading Generation Hope and how connected she is to the teen parents that she serves. I encourage you to check out her organization and consider how you can support her work either as a volunteer or donor.