Becoming You with Suzy Welch

Please Advise: I’ve Had 30 Jobs and Still Haven’t Found the One

Two Suzy’s walk into a podcast. One of them has had 30 jobs. The other is here to help sort through what job is next.  This week on Please Advise, your host Suzy Welch t

If Your Life Were an Asteroid, How Big a Crater Would It Leave?

How do you make a fun, upbeat podcast about a value that makes literally everyone uncomfortable — the people who have it and the people who don't? That's the challenge Su

Please Advise: What Happens When Your Family Doesn't Like the New You?

"I want the old you back." Sometimes that's how the people closest to you respond when you start actually living your values — and it's exactly what this week’s caller Br

It's Okay to Care How Things Look. And No, You're Not Shallow.

Suzy continues her deep dive into the 16 values from the Welch-Bristol Values Inventory with Beholderism — our desire for beautiful things: our homes, our clothes, our st

Please Advise: Stop Networking. Do This Instead.

This week on Becoming You’s Please Advise series, your host Suzy Welch takes two more listener calls. Erin is a 55-year-old single mom of three, working a job in HR that'

Is AI Coming for Your Job? An Economist Gives It to Me Straight

This week on Becoming You, your host Suzy Welch hits pause on the values deep-dive series for something urgent: the state of work today. After Suzy casually dropped the p

Please Advise: Should I Just Do What I'm Good At...Even If I Hate It?

This week on Becoming You, your host Suzy Welch introduces Season 1 of an exciting new series: Please Advise. Real listeners. Real questions. Real solutions. Each episode

The Value We All Judge the Most

This week on Becoming You, your host Suzy Welch continues the series' deep dive into the 16 human values with one of the most misunderstood: Workcentrism, the value of or

The Three Things Working Against Your Friendships

Suzy Welch was standing in her kitchen when the phone rang. Her best friend's voice was different before she even said a word. "I can't be friends with you anymore," she

The Four Things No One Tells You About Fame

This week on Becoming You, your host Suzy Welch takes on fame, or what the Becoming You methodology calls Luminance, one of the 16 values measured by The Values Bridge, S

The Three Things No One Tells You About Being the Boss of Your Own Life

Agency is the number two value in the Becoming You data set—the drive to be the author of your own life, no exceptions, no apologies. But according to Suzy, it's the Jeky

The Three Things No One Tells You About Happiness

This week on Becoming You, your host Suzy Welch tackles the value everyone assumes they already understand: happiness. Using data from the Values Bridge — the assessment

Welcome to For the Love with Jen Hatmaker

Joy isn't the reward you earn after all the work is done. Joy is the work. That's what a new series on For the Love with Jen Hatmaker is all about, the Sacred Yes. It's c

Your Values Aren’t What You Think They Are

This week on Becoming You, your host Suzy Welch takes a step back to answer a question that is central to the podcast and the Becoming You methodology: what even are valu

The Insult That Changed My Life Could Change Yours — and Probably Should. (Part 3)

This week on Becoming You, your host Suzy Welch delivers the finale of one of the most personal series she has ever shared on this podcast. Part 3 has it all: the last th

The Insult That Changed My Life Could Change Yours — and Probably Should. (Part 2)

Last week, Suzy Welch got publicly humiliated at Harvard Business School. This week? Revenge. In Part 2 of this three-part series, Suzy picks up where the insult left of

The Insult That Changed My Life Could Change Yours — and Probably Should. (Part 1)

This week on Becoming You, your host Suzy Welch opens a three-part series with a confession: she is, apparently, obsessed with insults. Creative ones. Clever ones. The ki

No One Can Get a Job Right Now. So Now What?

Jannah had a spreadsheet with 340 job applications — organized by posting date, job type, and application portal — because it was the only thing that made her feel like s

Can You Heal a Wound Your Father Never Knew He Left? with Vienna Pharaon, MFT

As the poem goes, “They f-you up, your mom and dad. They may not mean to, but they do.” If Father's Day has ever felt more like something you just get through than someth

What If a Yellow Dress, in the Pages of Vogue, Told the Story of Your Life? Part 2

Francesca Pilato did not do what she was told. Not once. Not ever. And in 1929 Rochester, New York, that came with consequences no one in her family would talk about for