Ladybosses, are you ready for this interview? This week I sat down with Caitlin Schneiderhan, a showrunner’s assistant and writer. If you’ve ever wondered what a showrunner is or how one begins a trajectory to end up as their assistant and then ideally as a showrunner, we’ve got it here for you! Intuitive, spot on, organized and prepared were just a few of the qualities I immediately sensed when sitting down with Caitlin Schneiderhan. Caitlin Schneiderhan is from Silver Sprin

I sat down at a low-key coffee shop in Venice to meet with Jen Sall. Who is Jen Sall? Jen Sall is a producer who is SKILLED at developing & producing for web and film. Her narrative projects have been screened theatrically and can be seen on Amazon, Netflix and Hulu. She’s also made her way onto the festival circuits. One of her recently released project? Calvin Klein - Raf Simmons starring The xx - I Dare You short film starring Stranger Things’ Millie Bobbie Brown, Moonlig

LADYBOSSES!!! - WE DID IT!! Over 1300 #ladybosses have liked the facebook page!!! Over 1300 ladybosses have watched and read about the amazing difference Chicago women are making in the world. They see empowering stories about women all over the world shared every day across all industries. I am overjoyed over how many people have rallied behind this project. THANK YOU for your support of this idea. I remember when the facebook page first hit 100 likes, 300 likes, 500 likes,

Learn why I think we need to stop telling people to "jump and the net will appear" and end the shame around needing a day job.

A huge part of the reason I started ladyboss was because I wanted to put something positive out into the world. Those who know me know I consider myself an "eternal optimist." My glass of wine (or beer) will always be half full and I will always hope for the best. It doesn't mean I don't doubt, have down days, or slip into bad habits. It simply means that when I'm able to reflect, I actively try and train my brain to think positively. I think a lot of us are raised to be comp

The good, the bad, and the ugly of following your dreams.

Creating this docu-series has been one of the most fulfilling things I've ever done. I've met amazing people and learned amazing things. I could probably write an infinite number of posts about the things I've learned from interviewing our #ladybosses, but I'm going to try and distill it down to the top 5, because this is my first blog post, so cut me some slack, haha. 1. Everyone Second Guesses Themselves I don't know about you, but I used to feel like that little voice in

Happy #FeatureFriday #ladybosses! Alicia is originally from the east coast and has been in Chicago about 6 years. She came here (from North Carolina) to find a more creatively thriving community. Alicia tries to create feminist performance spaces where people can be entertained but also asked to question conventional wisdom around women, sex and gender. She is committed to raising awareness of feminism and women’s issues through humor, candid observation and being really smar

Happy #FeatureFriday #ladybosses! Kara was born and raised in Northwest Indiana for the last 33 years and counting. Growing up, she had always stayed active and involved in sports. But once she got married and had two children, Kara felt like she was struggling with her self image and happiness. She went through a divorce and as a single mom with two children and three jobs, she felt she needed a change. Her friend, Jeremy Bowen, introduced her to AdvoCare, and in the first 2

Happy #FeatureFriday #ladybosses! Joy's story is one I think a lot of us can relate to and is proof that making a choice to follow your interests and passions can change the trajectory your life. Joy shared that she's come a long way to get to this wonderful point in life. She started as an optimistic 17 year old with huge goals and high expectations of her life and future. Fast forward 10 years and she found herself as a mother of two girls, in an abusive relationship, in a