
Hosted by Who What Wear co-founder Hillary Kerr, Second Life spotlights successful women who have made major career changes. Guests share lessons they've learned through fearlessly daring to pivot, and how they've used skills from their "first lives" to navigate their winding career journeys.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 650 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & CultureCareersBusiness | |||

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Thank you for sharing so many inspiring stories! It’s expanded my perception of what could be and how even the most successful women have felt imposter syndrome. They chose to brave and bold anyways, betting on themselves!
Can we please have an episode on Hillary’s story?!
These guests are such gets and even if we know a brand or a product, I still want to know the backstory. Like how did Pistola get its name? May seem like common knowledge but what keeps me listening is the story. When it's missing I feel like not only is it a lost opportunity but it makes this show sound like everything else out there.
I have been a long time listener of the show but never wrote a review. This last episode with Jeni of Jeni’s ice cream was hands down my favorite! In the summer I’m there every week. It’s so great to hear her story! Hilary great interview ✨
Host likes the sound of her own voice too much to conduct any meaningful interviews. Definition of white privilege. Maybe consider getting some guest hosts from different backgrounds. For now I’m out.
How often do I look at someone and think, “how the heck did she get there?” This podcast answers my question! I love the focus on the nonlinear career path of inspiring professionals and experts, plus Hillary’s questions about mistakes and time machines and more. I found the show via Emily Nagoski and I’m glad to be here.
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Focusing on the journeys of accomplished women who have significantly transitioned their careers, this series highlights the profound experiences of transformation and the valuable lessons learned through those changes. Each episode features guests sharing how they embraced their fears and leveraged skills from their past to navigate new professional landscapes. The conversations often encompass themes of courage, reinvention, and the unique challenges faced by women in various industries, providing aspirational narratives that resonate with listeners contemplating similar pivots in their careers.
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Recent guests on Second Life include:
1. Erica Malbon
2. Mona May
3. Melanie Bender
4. Celia Muñoz
5. Enrique Melendez
6. Kate Hawley
7. Elyse Myers
8. Brynn Putnam
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