What if confidence isn’t the real problem? In Episode 85 of the Her Resources Podcast, Linda Misegadis talks with executive coach and author Kisha Wynter about why high-performing women can still feel overlooked, underestimated, or stuck. Together, they unpack the difference between confidence and power, the invisible org chart, common “power leaks,” and how women can build influence without becoming someone they’re not.

We're redesigning work at extraordinary speed—but who are we actually designing it for? In Episode 84 of the Her Resources Podcast, Linda Misegadis talks with HR Interrupted founder Stacey Lewis about AI, layoffs, reskilling, flexibility, leadership, and the growing tension between employers and employees. Their challenge to leaders: don't use technology simply to make work more efficient. Use this moment to intentionally create work that is better for organizations and the people inside them.

What if the problem with workplace fairness isn't a lack of good intentions—but our obsession with intentions in the first place? In this episode of the Her Resources Podcast, Linda talks with Fixing Fairness author Lily Zheng about why traditional DEI efforts often fail to create measurable change, what the backlash can teach us, and how organizations can move from performative action to systems that actually produce fairer outcomes for everyone.

You know you need to set the boundary. You know you should stop saying yes when you mean no. So why is changing the pattern so hard? In Episode 82 of the Her Resources Podcast, Linda talks with therapist and coach Katherine Flechaus about the hidden “safeguards” behind people-pleasing, overcommitting, and being the reliable one—and why understanding what you're trying to protect may be the key to finally creating lasting change.

What if the strongest thing you could say is... nothing more? In this episode of the Her Resources Podcast, Linda explores why so many women over-explain after setting a boundary, how the habit quietly undermines confidence, and why clear communication doesn't require endless justification. Learn how to stop managing other people's reactions and start trusting your own decisions.

What if the discomfort you're feeling isn't a sign that you're failing—but a sign that you're growing? In this episode of the Her Resources Podcast, Linda explores why personal growth often feels harder before it feels freeing, how other people's reactions can challenge your progress, and why lasting change begins with identity, not just behavior. If you're learning to set boundaries, embrace discomfort, and become the person you're meant to be, this conversation is for you.

What if saying no isn't selfish—but one of the most important leadership skills you'll ever develop? In this episode of the Her Resources Podcast, Linda explores why so many women struggle to set boundaries, the hidden cost of always being the reliable one, and how every yes comes with a tradeoff. Discover practical strategies to protect your time, reclaim your energy, and focus on the work—and life—that truly matters.

Being reliable is a strength but it can also become a barrier to growth. In this episode, we explore the hidden cost of non-promotable work, why women often carry more of it, and how to shift from being indispensable to becoming truly influential. Discover practical strategies to protect your time, increase your visibility, and focus on the work that moves you forward.

Heart disease is the number one killer of women in the United States.

Not breast cancer.
Not something rare.
Not something that only happens later in life.

Cardiovascular disease accounts for 1 in 3 deaths in women — and nearly 90% of women have at least one risk factor.

Yet most women still don’t see themselves at risk.

In Episode 68 of the Her Resources Podcast, host Linda Misegadis sits down with Dr. Eman A. Hamad, Director of the Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Program and Director of the Cardio-Oncology Program at Temple Health – Temple University Health System, for an eye-opening conversation about what every woman needs to know about her heart.

This episode is part of Women’s Heart Health Month — and it’s one every woman should hear.

Burnout doesn’t always look like falling apart.

Sometimes it looks like achievement.

You’re still performing.
Still leading.
Still delivering.

But you’re exhausted in a way that sleep doesn’t fix.

In Episode 67 of The Her Resources Podcast, host Linda sits down with corporate leader and author Elisha Meek to unpack one of the most misunderstood experiences high-performing women face: burnout that hides behind success.

This isn’t about lighting a candle or taking a bubble bath (although we fully support both). This is about redefining success in a way that doesn’t require sacrificing your peace.

There comes a moment for many of us when the roles we’ve been playing no longer fit.

The high achiever. The good daughter. The people-pleaser. The leader who always has it together.

In Episode 66 of the Her Resources Podcast, host Linda Misegadis sits down with Dr. Natalie L. Hines for a deeply honest conversation about what happens when we stop performing for approval and start listening to ourselves.

This episode isn’t about overnight transformation or perfectly curated self-discovery. It’s about the messy, uncomfortable, and ultimately freeing process of taking off the mask.

Senior Commercial Leader with deep expertise in scaling revenue and building international sales organizations across financial services, technology, and data analytics. Cigdem shares her journey into sales, the challenges women face in sales leadership, and her powerful approach to leading with authenticity, empathy, clarity, and trust.

Leadership today is no longer about titles, hierarchy, or having all the answers. It’s about how people feel when they show up to work — whether they feel supported, empowered, and seen.

In Episode 63 of the Her Resources Podcast, we sat down with Katelyn Montgomery, Founder of Worldgate LLC, for a thoughtful and deeply human conversation about confidence, community, and what it truly means to build a values-driven organization.

This episode is a powerful reminder that confidence isn’t something you’re born with — it’s something you build through action, support, and intentional leadership.