Conversations about leadership, relationships, and what it actually takes to show up — at work, at home, and everywhere in between.

Are you driving your own life and
career — or getting dragged along?

That’s the question at the heart of the show. Each week I sit down with a founder, a leader, or a thinker I want to learn from, and get past the version they’ve told a hundred times to what actually matters to them — the real decisions behind how they got here, and where they’re headed now.

Because here’s what surfaces again and again: you don’t have to hit a breaking point to change course, or to start leading and living like you mean it. That can all begin the moment you decide it does.

It’s the same conversation I have with my clients every day. You’ll come away a little clearer on what matters to you, and a lot less alone in figuring out what to do about it.

A new conversation every week. Start with the latest.

Danielle Becker, Founder & CEO, Lefty’s Right Mind

Danielle Becker, Founder & CEO, Lefty’s Right Mind

Most people build the business and then try to fit a life around it. Danielle Becker went the other way.
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Lorine Pendleton, VC Investor & Trailblazer

Lorine Pendleton, VC Investor & Trailblazer

Some people find their lane. You keep turning the page, and you know the fear that rides along.
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Cate Luzio, Founder & CEO, Luminary

Cate Luzio, Founder & CEO, Luminary

If you’re the one who drives, and makes it happen, then you probably also know the quiet cost of it.
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Caroline Webb, Leadership Coach, Economist, & Author

Caroline Webb, Leadership Coach, Economist, & Author

Leading feels like drinking from a firehose, so you find yourself wondering if you’re the problem.
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Your New Life Blend Is Now This Changes Things (Trailer)

Your New Life Blend Is Now This Changes Things (Trailer)

I’ve missed this, and I’ve missed you. Press play and I’ll tell you what’s changed, and why.
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 About Shoshanna

Shoshanna Hecht is an executive and leadership coach with deep roots in clinical therapy — over a decade as a licensed clinician, including couples and relationship work, before finding her way to coaching in New York. That gave her a rare combination: the ability to see what’s happening inside a person and between people at the same time.

She prepares deeply, and she won’t ask the questions you’ve heard a hundred times — she’ll find the one that gets to the center of it. Topics range across leadership, relationships, identity, and reinvention. Whether you’re leading a company, a team, a partnership, or your own life — there’s something here that will lift you up, make you feel more powerful, and will stick with you.

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The name has changed. The episodes haven’t.

Before it was This Changes Things, it was Your New Life Blend with three seasons of conversations with executives, journalists, authors, activists, and leaders of all kinds. If that show was about charting your course, this one’s about putting it into action.

All three seasons are still here, and they’re still worth your time. Dig in.

Rachel Dodes & Lauren Mechling, Authors, “The Memo”

Rachel Dodes & Lauren Mechling, Authors, “The Memo”

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Jennifer Romolini, Author & Creative

Jennifer Romolini, Author & Creative

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Christie Marchese, Founder & CEO, Kinema

Christie Marchese, Founder & CEO, Kinema

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This podcast exists because of the encouragement and support of Rachel Sklar and Ron Passaro,
whose early vision and producing made Your New Life Blend possible.
All gratitude, always.