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Karen Finerman - Co-founder and CEO of Metropolitan Capital Advisors and a longtime panelist on CNBC’s Fast Money.
Mellody Hobson - Mentorship, Focus, Hard Work, And The Experiences That Shaped Her Success.
Kendra Scott - Entrepreneurship, Early Failure, Perseverance, And The Person Who Inspired Her Business Career.
Debby Soo - Family Work Ethic, Grit, Humility, And Leading A Company While Raising Children.
Kecia Steelman - Resilience, Overcoming Hardship, And The Path From Government Assistance To The C-suite.
Thasunda Brown Duckett - Family Influence, Financial Hardship, Accomplishment, And Leadership.
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BONUS: Life-Changing Moments: Female Founders & CEOs on Embracing Grit
June 30, 2026
What motivates some of today’s successful leaders? What person or event helped snap their futures into focus, creating a roadmap they followed with grit and resilience, determined to make it to the highest levels in business and beyond? Some of the most high-profile founders and CEOs have shared such moments from their lives with Karen Finerman on HOW SHE DOES IT. In this episode, we want to revisit some of these pivotal experiences: from a few well-placed words of encouragement to living t...
EP 88: Quitting The WSJ: Tech Journalist Joanna Stern on Her Year Embracing A.I. and Joining The Creator Economy
June 16, 2026
Imagine willingly opening up your life to as much A.I. as possible. Have a question? Ask A.I. first. Feeling blue? Talk to an A.I. therapist. Need a ride? Summon a Waymo. In journalist Joanna Stern’s New York Times bestseller “I Am Not a Robot: My Year Using AI to Do (Almost) Everything,” she did all of the above and more. She shares what's hopeful, what’s creepy, and how A.I. is already in your life, whether you like it or not. As she worked on her book in 2025, she was also facing anothe...
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