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You can make life-changing decisions for other people all day, then come home too exhausted to make one for yourself. For Deb Shannon, that disconnect is a recurring theme among the women physicians she coaches. What happens when the habits that helped you succeed stop supporting the person you’re becoming?

In this conversation, Deb joins Dr. Lisa Belisle to talk about...


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Being your own boss can give you freedom over your work, your schedule, and your life. It can also leave you without anyone to turn to at the end of the day. Dustyn Bailey built the Bebop Collective around that tension: independent creative people who want to stay independent, but still belong to something.

Raised in Bethel, Maine, Dustyn found that conventional workpl...


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Amy VanHaren is a founding partner of the Northbound Company, which helps women prepare their businesses, and themselves, for an exit, so they can walk away with the wealth and dignity they've earned without doing it alone.

More than a decade ago, while working full-time and breastfeeding her second child, VanHaren found herself pumping in an airport bathroom stall aft...


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For 50 years, Mel Allen has been listening for stories. His first published piece appeared in the Maine Sunday Telegram in 1975, beginning a career that would take him throughout Maine and eventually to Yankee Magazine, where he rose from senior editor to editor-in-chief. Along the way, he met people whose lives might have unfolded in very different corners of New England but...


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