The co-founders of Motherly, a website for millennial moms, talk about their style and identities as parents in the digital age.

Webby founder, Tiffany Shlain, makes a case for the “tech Shabbat”—one day a week when you don’t use screens and really connect with the humans in your life.

The executive director of non-profit Girl Be Heard is passing the torch. Here’s how she and her successor are building an even better future for their organization.

“You have to love the possibility that your idea is going to get blown up.”

Tiffany and Amber Davis could give a masterclass on how to ride the waves of a career and ultimately chart your own course.

The author, podcaster, and host of PROFILE by Buzzfeed News spent years following the rules. It wasn’t until she finally learned to break them that her career took off.

Having lost various family members to cancer and other health-related ailments, the former finance executive found a healthy new purpose.

She’s saving lives in the emergency room — by advocating for diversity in medicine.

Nisreen Hasib talks about the power of listening, the joy of dressing like a statue, and the courage to be extraordinary.  

The founder of Lil Mixins, which helps prevent food allergies in children, on finding her niche between business and science.

The founder of animation studio Mighty Oak on building around your strengths.

The founder of Tech Ladies on making the leap from a cushy Google job to starting her own company.

The political strategist on how to more effectively “get involved.”

This senior partner at McKinsey is changing the way corporations think about women’s role in the workplace.

She’s a global expert on mental health, and even she has had her struggles.

Writer Taffy Brodesser-Akner only gave herself 6 months to write a novel—and it’s already a bestseller.

A partner at one of the world’s most renowned design studios talks creative discipline and what to do when you hear “no.”

The head of Sotheby’s American Art department shares advice for first-time buyers—and what she’s got her eye on.

Lawyer Lisa Rubin had a perfect life on paper—and a nagging sense that her career wasn’t what she truly wanted. So she quit to figure out her next steps.

Attorney-turned-writer Cristina Alger Wang had it all—a successful law career, a hit novel, a newborn baby, and a second book deal. Then postpartum depression derailed her plans.

Declare founders Beth Haggerty and Caryn Effron are tackling gender inequality.