"It was a gift, doing this later," the wildly popular interior designer says about jumping into a new career in her middle third.

The film industry veteran and bi-coastal restaurateur talks the giant leap she took at 47—and what she's most proud of now in her 60s.

Chianti Lomax, an author, positive psychology practitioner, and women's coach, sees all the stories around her and chooses to write her own.

The author and businesswoman shakes up contrived ideas and leaves us with a feeling that creating anything in this life is possible

“Women lead differently,” says the executive coach. “We connect differently, and we include differently.”

The founders of the French skincare line Doré open up about major change, authenticity, and creating products they actually us.

“By delegating tasks outside your zone of genius, you free up mental space and time to focus on what brings you the most joy in your business,” says Debbie Fanfan.

“We don't realize how much conforming, performing, and assimilation there is to behave and even rise in corporate cultures,” says the author, speaker, and advocate.

Elisa Yip launched her sustainable knitwear company, SSKEIN, in the fall of 2020 after dreaming about it for "the longest time.”

What makes the wildly successful creative Amy Tan say yes to a new client, project, or partnership?

Exploring the world is more than having an adventure, says the luxury travel expert. It's about tapping into the inner worlds of ourselves.

“it is such a good time to be a founder,” says venture capitalist Maha Ibrahim. “There’s so much capital on the sidelines, wanting to be invested into companies.”

The career coach shares her thoughts on facing failure in midlife and why we must always invest in ourselves.

The global keynote speaker and author wants every one of us to show the world who we really are.

Yasmin Gharib Wade never set out to create her own brand. But here she is, with a growing new business atop her full-time career—and embracing it all.

The therapist talks to us about her passion for talk therapy, why we need one another, and the liberation found in entrepreneurship. 

The founder of Junie Bees Butta always wanted to be an entrepreneur, but her path there was longer and windier than expected.

Pulling away from work may seem like a far cry from reality—but career break coach Katrina McGhee says it is possible—and can be incredibly beneficial.