Julie Finn
the Working Mother's Mentor
The Working Mother's Mentor is the go-to podcast for high-achieving, professional women navigating leadership in turbulent times, offering real talk, smart strategies, and tactical tools to lead with clarity and confidence. Hosted by Stanford and Oxford-trained executive coach and leadership expert Julie Finn, this show helps women make bold decisions, manage complexity, and create sustainable success, without burning out or losing what matters most. Whether you're navigating executive leadership, contemplating a career pivot, managing work-life balance, or leading teams through uncertainty an...
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Dec 4, 2025
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Episodes
Social media & influencer marketing expert, and CEO of Everywhere Agency, Danica Kombol on how to use social media to elevate your career or build your business: TWMM 050 31.07.2018 42:07
Danica is an expert on all things social media and shares lots of great advice on how to leverage your online presence for professional gain. She provides concrete tips for both business owners and corporate climbers. She also discusses her entrepreneurial journey and how she was able to start her wildly successful firm during a recession, while raising three kids.
Representation Project Chief Operating Officer, Heather Ainsworth, on making advances in gender equality, pursuing her passions, and creating a work life on her own terms: TWMM 049 24.07.2018 48:55
Heather Ainsworth helps us to understand the importance of gender norms and perceptions and the work of the Representation Project to promote gender equality. She discusses her career committed to making the work place supportive of employees who have care giving responsibilities. She also shares practical advice on having a big career and a thriving family life.
Tai Beauchamp, internationally recognized style influencer, TV host, and entrepreneur, shares candidly on living life in the spotlight and wrestling with tough decisions: TWMM 048 17.07.2018 32:34
Fresh off of the stage at Essence Fest, TV host, producer, and founder of Tai Life media company, Tai Beauchamp, takes us behind the scenes to understand the hard work, personal sacrifices, and triumphs of her glamorous, jet-set life.
How did she build a 7-figure business and land on the cover of Fortune magazine using skills from her life experience? Stacy Blackman tells us how: TWMM 047 10.07.2018 39:52
Stacy Blackman describes in detail the steps she took to create a side business that wasn't based the skills outlined on her resume, but from her lived experience. We discover how she began the company while working a job in corporate marketing and how she was empowered to leave corporate and run her business full-time after the birth of her first child. We learn how she grew the business organ...
Is This A Mid-Life Crisis?: TWMM 046 01.07.2018 19:07
Julie discusses the many questions you may be asking yourself about your life and career and provides a heart-felt lesson on the power and wisdom of betting on yourself
John Lee Dumas, host of one of the most successful business podcasts of all time, Entrepreneurs on Fire, on leaving corporate, building a wildly successful business, and giving back: TWMM 045 26.06.2018 20:01
John Lee Dumas of Entrepreneurs on Fire podcast shares great advice on pursuing your dreams. He takes us into the thought process that led him to leave a corporate job and create his first podcast. He discusses the critical systems he put in place in order to be successful and shares concrete advice on living life on your own terms. JLD tells us more about his new endeavors including the Daily...
Executive Producer and Showrunner for Marvel's Luke Cage, Cheo Hodari Coker, shares great advice about working in the entertainment industry, how he built his career, and juggling it all with a full family life: TWMM 044 19.06.2018 1:01:36
Cheo provides a behind the scenes view into his amazing career and gives us practical advice about pursuing your dreams, building a career on your own terms, and integrating it with parenthood.
CEO of the Third-Largest Art Center in the US, the Woodruff Arts Center, and founding CEO of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Doug Shipman: TWMM 043 12.06.2018 37:21
Doug shares personal insights into how he built his amazing career, his role in the development of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, and how he and his wife balance big careers with family life.
From CNN to entrepreneur, media maven Alicia Stewart on re-inventing yourself, finding your voice, and following your own path: TWMM 042 05.06.2018 53:03
Alicia provides a masterclass on re-writing your own story and making small decisions that add up to building a life you love.
Chief Executive Officer of UnboundEd, Kate Gerson, on attachment parenting, adopting cross-racially, and creating education access for all: TWMM 041 29.05.2018 44:41
Kate sheds light on how attachment parenting affects her relationship with her kids, the responsibilities involved with adopting across racial lines, and the effects of unconscious bias in the delivery of education.
Building a career dedicated to impact, with the COO of the Schott Foundation for Public Education, Heidi Brooks: TWMM 040 22.05.2018 43:06
Heidi provides insight into her high-power career in the non-profit sector, her optimistic outlook on life, and her global adventures that have led her to over 80 countries and counting
Everyone Should Be an Entrepreneur...or At Least Think Like One : TWMM 039 15.05.2018 13:10
Julie details four important things that entrepreneurs do well that you can start doing today to help you build your career or your business.
Square CFO Sarah Friar with concrete advice on building a big career, being a great leader, and integrating your life: TWMM 038 08.05.2018 45:09
Sarah provides lots of great, concrete tips and strategies for being a great leader, finding mentors, learning from failure, and juggling family life.
Do you have a goal or a dream you'd like to pursue? You may need to give yourself permission before you can move forward: TWMM 037 01.05.2018 23:46
Julie discusses the 6 types of permission you may need to give yourself in order to move with confidence toward your goals and dreams.
Ever wonder how a podcast is made? We go behind the scenes of the making the Working Mother's Mentor: TWMM 036 24.04.2018 16:28
Julie shares surprising details about the making of the Working Mother's Mentor podcast as she walks us through her 6-step process for creating the episodes.
From a high school teacher to a CMO, Deloitte's fmr Chief Content Officer on managing pivots and building a successful career: TWMM 035 17.04.2018 51:24
Jonathan Copulsky, Northwestern lecturer and former Chief Content Officer for Deloitte, shares great, concrete advice about building your career and navigating change, all while being authentic.
Do you feel like you do the lion's share of kid and home related work for your family? Learn more about the mental load and its impact on working women with Bright Horizons, VP (Horizons Workforce Consulting) Jennifer Vena: TWMM 034 10.04.2018 46:21
Jennifer and I discuss the never-ending list of things to manage a family, the "mental load", so many working moms carry. Jennifer shares surprising research about who carries the load and advice on how to decrease its impact.
Learn how an influencer built her career − Forrester Research VP and Principal Researcher Sucharita Kodali: TWMM 033 03.04.2018 46:45
Sucharita shares tips for building a fantastic professional network and discusses how she became one of the country's leading retail industry experts.
New York Times Best Selling Author Julie Lythcott-Haims provides a masterclass on parenting and dives deeper into her personal journey of self-acceptance: TWMM 032 27.03.2018 1:03:06
Julie discusses the dangers of helicopter parenting and provides concrete strategies for raising self-aware, productive kids. We then switch gears and talk about how growing up Black bi-racial in America informed her life choices and how she ultimately broke through the negative messages society delivered and learned to accept herself.
Working abroad, finding a great workplace culture, and making big career pivots—Chief Commercial Officer of SEEK Australia, Kendra Banks: TWMM 031 20.03.2018 43:25
Kendra shares her experiences living and working in many countries outside of the US and growing her career through multiple pivots, all while raising 3 kids.
What does it take to become a CEO? Kim Powell, author of the CEO Next Door teaches us surprising lessons in leadership: TWMM 030 13.03.2018 1:03:52
Kim shares the career and leadership lessons she's learned through the extensive study of and work with CEO's across the country.
Learn how to launch a successful online course and to discover your true path, with Jeanine Blackwell, Founder and CEO of Create Six Figure Courses and the Launch Lab: TWMM 029 06.03.2018 48:46
Jeanine shares her strategies for helping professionals leverage their experience and expertise to create successful knowledge-based businesses.
GreatSchools Founder and Former CEO, Bill Jackson, on finding the right school for your kids and concrete advice to would-be entrepreneurs: TWMM 028 27.02.2018 1:03:46
Bill shares robust advice on choosing the best school environment for your family and leadership strategies from his years a CEO.
Beth Neumann, President and CEO of Starboard Cruise Services, on how she made it to the C-Suite and what she learned along the way: TWMM 027 20.02.2018 56:17
Beth discusses the multiple career pivots that led her to the CEO role, and how she juggles raising 3 young sons while also leading a global retail company.
Tiffany Dufu, Author of Drop the Ball, on how to create balance in your homelife and how freeing more of your capacity at home affects your ability to do big things in the world: TWMM 026 13.02.2018 1:05:16
Tiffany shares her experiences as a launch team member of Lean In, the leader of the White House Project, and the new chapter in her life as a best-selling author.
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