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Only 19% of girls have a positive association with the phrase “Like a Girl.” Katey Comerford, Executive Director of Girls on the Run of NOVA, is a person out to change that. In today’s show we learn about this international organization focused on making girls strong and Katey’s own story of strong female leadership - where we discuss everything from how to find intellectual frameworks to put behind your work, visionary leadership, how to walk away from job, the value of taking an intentional pause from work and power of donating - both money and time. For anyone who has wondered how to marry impact and work or looking for inspiration on how to take a leap into the unknown, this episode is definitely for you. 

“I didn’t take for granted that I would be able to find a job. I did take for granted that I would find my way. And I definitely trusted in that.” – Katey Comerford

 

Ideas Shared

“I have a strong appreciation for the complications behind that laser focus. Because it is never as easy as the impact you want to drive. That impact comes with implications. Some are really positive implications and some of them aren’t.” – Katey Comerford

“I am in a place where I am living and working my values and that is a place of privilege.” – Katey Comerford

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