The Embraced Life
The Embraced Life
Podcast Description
Welcome to The EmBraced Life Podcast!
Step into the minds of New York City's most successful leaders in business, media, and entertainment. Hosted in the heart of the city by Robert Brace, Founder & CEO of Brace Life Studios. Join Robert as he explores how high performers stay grounded—navigating wellness, purpose, and fulfillment in one of the world’s most intense environments.
Join us for your weekly masterclass in living well amidst the NYC hustle!
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast covers a range of topics centered around personal growth, mental wellness, and community impact. Episodes delve into themes such as navigating burnout, the significance of leadership in cultural contexts, and women's health, featuring discussions like Cara Robinson's insights on life after leading a billion-dollar brand and Dr. Elizabeth Poynor's expertise on menopause and hormone therapy. Each episode aims to inspire listeners to embrace their journeys, offering practical advice and personal narratives.
Welcome to The EmBraced Life Podcast!
Step into the minds of New York City’s most successful leaders in business, media, and entertainment. Hosted in the heart of the city by Robert Brace, Founder & CEO of Brace Life Studios. Join Robert as he explores how high performers stay grounded—navigating wellness, purpose, and fulfillment in one of the world’s most intense environments.
Join us for your weekly masterclass in living well amidst the NYC hustle!
In this episode of the ”The EmBraced Life Podcast,” Robert Brace interviews Cara Robinson, former CEO of Shea Moisture. They discuss Cara's impressive career journey, including her roles at Clinique and L'Oréal Paris, and the cultural significance of Shea Moisture in the Black community. Cara shares the challenges she faced after the brand's sale to Unilever, her personal growth, and her evolving spirituality. The conversation emphasizes the importance of community support, authentic leadership, and self-discovery. Cara also highlights the need for Black entrepreneurs to view selling businesses as a wealth-building strategy and the significance of taking breaks for mental and emotional well-being.
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