Welcome To The Real Me.
Shifting from the person I “should” be to the person I want to be.
After four decades on this planet, I’m being honest about who I am, and what I want to do.
It’s not always perfect, but I’m learning a lot about being Imperfectly Honest, and thought you might learn something too.
Candid Conversations
Can Everyday Conversations Fight Climate Change?
What if the time we spend complaining about weird weather could actually do some good? Elizabeth shares her strategy for turning small talk into conversations about climate change.
Are Women Playing the Wrong Game in Business?
Should women use their looks, femininity, or sexuality to get ahead? Elizabeth sits down with Jane Miller for a bold, unfiltered conversation about gender inequality, female leadership, and what it really takes to succeed as a woman in business and in love today.
What Venture Capital Taught Me About Dating: 5 Love Lessons
I’ve spent the last decade evaluating long-term relationships through my work as a venture capitalist. Now, as I step back into dating, I’m struck by how much the venture capital mindset applies to modern relationships.
An Honest Conversation About Body Image, Beauty Standards, and the Truth About Wanting to Look Good
Elizabeth and Kayla sit down for a candid – and at times uncomfortable – conversation about body image, beauty standards, and wanting to look good.
Being Passed Over for a Younger Woman: A 44-Year-Old Woman Gets Honest About Dating
A candid reflection on dating after 40, men’s attraction to younger women, and navigating among confidence, competition, and self-worth.
Could I, Would I, Donate a Kidney? A Living Donor’s Perspective
What if you knew that donating a kidney isn’t as extreme – or as impossible – as it sounds? In this episode, Elizabeth sits down with Liz Nelson for an honest, deeply personal conversation about her decision to do just that.
The Default Yes Mindset: A Simple Leadership Shift That Unlocks Opportunity
In a recent podcast episode, I talked about something I’ve been reflecting on for a while: how easy it is to develop a default no mindset. Recently, I started questioning whether this approach was still serving me.
Would an AI Partner Be Better Than a Human? Exploring the Appeal of Love Without Risk
Elizabeth sits down with Sheila to explore a timely and deeply personal question: Could AI partners supplement—or even replace—human romantic relationships?