“I've learned balance is a complete myth. No, working moms cannot have it all!”
To all the working moms out there-have you cracked the code on work/life balance? No? You're not alone. Verizon's Sarah Baker gets real about the myth of balance-because, let's be honest, it doesn't actually exist. As director of marketing strategy, she knows firsthand the chaos of juggling career and motherhood and has stopped trying to map out the perfect plan. In this episode of Brand Insider: BTS, Sarah shares how she's learned to embrace unpredictability, focusing on showing up with intention rather than chasing an impossible ideal. We also talk about how agency life built her grit, the power of active listening for career growth, and why sometimes the most impactful thing you can do for someone is simply believe in them. Watch the interview >
Did you ever land your "dream job" only to discover it wasn't all that dreamy? Paramount+'s Stef Work did. Fresh out of college, she ... Watch the interview >
Have you ever felt overlooked or unseen? Kenvue's Joy Ogunneye knows that feeling all too well. Back in college, while working at a beauty ... Watch the interview >
What's the biggest challenge you've ever faced? For JPMorgan Chase's Annie Stickney, it came four years ago when she was diagnosed with a chronic ... Watch the interview >
What gives your life purpose? For Liz Beerbugglin, it's the small, meaningful moments-holding a door for someone, sharing a conversation with a stranger, or ... Watch the interview >
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