Author: Rahnuma Jahan

Jessica Feld didn’t set out simply to start a business. She set out to build a life that felt meaningful.

Entrepreneurship rarely follows a straight path. For many women, the goal is not just building a successful business but creating

Success used to look like a title and a number on a paycheck. For Dara Rahill, it meant becoming a

For Mandi Sheridan, community is not about proximity — it is about purpose. It is the experience of people from

Some conversations stay with you long after they end. This is one of them. In this interview, Erika Rothenberger reflects

In this conversation, Eileen Campbell reflects on a career shaped not by a rigid master plan, but by curiosity, values,

When Ashley Furlong realized the integrative healthcare space lacked the “root-cause” focus she desperately needed for her own family, she

For Jackie Didio, community has never been abstract. It has been tangible, lifesaving, and deeply personal. In moments when her

From early work on Philadelphia’s first zoning reform in 50 years to building a leadership practice rooted in alignment and

Community is not a nice-to-have—it’s a requirement. In this conversation, Bridgett Battles reflects on how community shaped her leadership, clarified

Community doesn’t always begin with intention — sometimes it finds us. For Jill Weber, PhD, archaeologist, restaurateur, and cofounder of

In this interview, Lauren Argenti Rawlings invites us into the real story behind designing a life you truly love—one shaped