Bossy. Aggressive. Difficult. Witch. Or that other word that starts with B! When men take charge, they're called leaders, but when women do the same, they're labeled bossy. Why? In this powerful episode of Polished Not Perfect, we're reclaiming the words used to describe powerful, decisive women leaders! Join us for a candid, thought-provoking , and sometimes humorous conversation about gender stereotypes, ambition, leadership, and the pressure women face to be both successful and likable. From being the only woman in the boardroom to juggling motherhood and career expectations, we're sharing personal stories, hard-earned lessons, and a few unapologetic opinions. Is being called bossy really such a bad thing?

Let’s stop apologizing for being strong, start celebrating who we are, and redefine what it means to be a badass. Come for the laughs, stay for the honest discussion that reminds us that confidence never goes out of style!

Success, family, career, self-care…who says you have to juggle everything perfectly?

For many women, the pressure to be Superwoman is real. But what if the secret to having it all isn't doing more but about learning what to let go?

In this refreshingly candid episode of Polished Not Perfect, we challenge the myth of doing it all. Through personal stories, humor, and hard-earned wisdom, we explore the inappropriate guilt that comes with asking for help, the power of delegation, and the myth that being constantly busy is a badge of honor.

From outsourcing everyday tasks and setting boundaries to making time for yourself without guilt, this conversation offers practical strategies for reclaiming your time, protecting your energy, and focusing on what truly matters.

The biggest takeaway? You can have it all—just not necessarily all at once. And you certainly don't have to do it all yourself.

Whether you're climbing the corporate ladder, leading a team, raising a family, trying to find a little breathing room (or all of the above), this episode is your permission slip to ditch perfection, redefine success, and start living life on your own terms.

Because the goal isn't to be Superwoman. It's to be successful, fulfilled, and unapologetically yourself.

Raising children is a challenge, and when you're juggling career and a family and more, you start to notice all the ways (some on purpose, some totally by accident) you're shaping the next generation of women leaders. In honor of International Daughter's Day, Dr. Susan Taylor and Stacey Moore get real about how they cheer on their own daughters, some surprising lessons their kids taught them, and the ups and downs of being daughters themselves. Grab your coffee (or your kid's left over juice box or your wine) and join the conversation. It's heartfelt, honest, and yes -- polished, not perfect!