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Have you ever wondered, “What should I do with my life?” Or, “Should I stay or should I go?” Or, “Is there anyone out there who actually tells the freaking truth about life and work today, but also does not leave me in despair?” Wonder no more! The “Becoming You” podcast has arrived, hosted by Suzy Welch, the business journalist-turned-professor at the helm of NYU’s wildly popular self-discovery class by the same name. A three New York Times best-seller and frequent contributor to the Today Show and the Wall Street Journal, Professor Welch is considered a leading expert on decision-making, and the discovery and pursuit of authentic purpose. But virtually no topic is off-bounds in her irreverent new podcast, from parenting fails (including her own) to perfect poems (none of her own, thank God.) Also included: Pointed opinions on dogs, Gen Z, marriage, credit default swaps, golf skirts, career killing mistakes, and under-appreciated TV shows you really have to see immediately. OK, there is actually nothing in the podcast about credit default swaps. Tune in every week to laugh, learn, get riled up, get calmed down, and basically get closer to becoming you, joyfully, in this crazy, upside-down, scary, messy, and altogether beautiful world we share.
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Please Advise: I Told a Young Woman to Be Less Bubbly at Work. Was I Wrong?
How much of yourself should you actually bring to work? You hear it all the time: “Bring your whole self.” Then again, “Don’t bring your whole self.” This is the season finale of the first season of Please Advise, and your host Suzy Welch i
6 Jobs You Should Not Take Right Now (Part 1)
“Do not, under any circumstances, take that job.” Everyone’s always telling you what job to take. This week, Suzy and Becoming You Labs chief economist Sania Khan tell you about the six you should think twice about, in a two-part series on
Please Advise: What If My Greatest Strength Is Just…My Personality?
What if the thing everyone compliments you on is your greatest professional gift, and you’ve spent your whole career trying to outgrow it? This week on season 1 of Please Advise on the Becoming You podcast, Suzy’s guest is a friend who casu
Why Dating Feels So Hopeless Right Now (and What to Do About It) with Sabrina Zohar
Love hurts. Love heals. Love is blind. Love conquers all. So which is it? And should you give your whole life over to finding that one special person, or treat romance as just one part of a full life? This week on Becoming You, Suzy takes o
Please Advise: I’m Pivoting Careers. How Do I Sell Myself Without the “Right” Experience?
Dominique is heading to business school this fall to pivot from PR and communications into venture capital, and she wants to know: How do I turn my non-traditional background into a differentiator instead of something I have to explain away
The King of New York’s Hottest Club Has Seen It All. And He’ll Never Leave. With Fabrizio Brienza
Is this the best town in the world, or do you need to get out of here? For some people, there’s only one answer, and it’s never negotiable. This week on Becoming You, Suzy skips the scholar and brings in someone who lives the value of Place
Please Advise: How Do I Close the Gap Between the Life I Want and the Life I'm Living?
How long can you hold your breath? That's what it feels like when you're not living one of your top values: like being underwater, searching for a surface you can't see. This week on Please Advise, Suzy talks to Michelle, an architect and f
Does Family Really Have to Come First? With Vienna Pharaon
Suzy is obsessed with her grandchildren. Completely, unapologetically obsessed. But for most of her life, she didn't organize her decisions around family, and for a long time that came with a question a lot of people are afraid to ask: Does
Please Advise: Do You Actually Have the Talent, or Just the Interest?
Jes is 27, works in the nonprofit sector, and has a not-so-secret dream: she wants to be a writer. The problem, as she sees it, is a values conflict — she wants her work to be seen, but she doesn't want to be famous, and she wants to make m
3 Numbers That Explain the Most Divided Value in America with Ryan Burge
There may be no value more contentious than this one — so contentious that Suzy Welch almost didn't include it in her own methodology at all. This episode is the next installment of an epic 16-part deep dive, one episode for each of the 16
Please Advise: How Do I Chase a Big Dream Without Losing Everything?
Lily is 68, newly retired, and bored out of her mind. What she really wants now is to do something so scary it keeps her up at night. This week as season 1 of Please Advise continues, Suzy talks to Lily, who's had more lives than most: news
What If Office Politics Are Secretly Telling You Something You Need to Hear?
Christina hates office politics. Who doesn't? But after 20-plus years in corporate marketing, she's started asking herself a much harder question: What if the problem isn't the politics — what if it's her? This week on Becoming You, Suzy ta
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 talks to a fellow Suzy — Atlanta's own "Suzie Sunshine" — who has found h
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 Suzy Welch sets for herself this week on Becoming You. This episode is t
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 Brie is running into with her own family, on this episode of Please Advi
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 stuff, ourselves. It's the #4 most prevalent value in the general popula
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's quietly hollowing her out, and she wants to know: does she stick it
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 phrase "job hugging" on a recent appearance at the Today Show — which i
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, Suzy takes calls live, with no topic off limits: career pivots, fami
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 organizing your life around work. It ranks 15 out of 16 for the general
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 said — and hung up. It was the last time they spoke for fifteen years.
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, Suzy's psychometric tool for figuring out what actually matters to you.
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 Jekyll and Hyde of values: sometimes it's your best friend, helping you bu
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 that has now been taken by hundreds of thousands of people — Suzy reve
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 choosing delight, rest, and pleasure on purpose because saying yes to y
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 values? Values are one of the three core data sets at the heart of the Bec
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 three aptitude tools, the twist she wasn't sure she'd tell, and the mome
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 off — tracing what happened in the immediate aftermath of the incident, t
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 kind that hit so precisely they feel almost prophetic. And there's a rea
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 she had any control. Kevin applied to hundreds of jobs, got so beaten d
