My Passion: Helping Working Women Flourish
Based on more than a decade of studying leadership and interviewing thousands of cutting-edge leaders as a business journalist and entrepreneur, I know one thing to be true: The way we’re working isn’t working.
The majority of workers struggle under the contemporary business playbook — women and others with marginalized identities even more so.
Fortunately, there is a better way.
A better way to lead
A better way to work
A better way to succeed
Pioneering business leaders have created a new playbook that bolsters performance while improving quality of life. This playbook makes work better for everyone, and it’s what I’ve spent my career exploring and sharing with others through my writing, workshops, and speaking.
“Meghan is the consummate woman business leader for our time.”
~ Lynne Twist, Best-selling Author, The Soul of Money & Oprah Super Soul Sunday Guest
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Moving Beyond Business As Usual
Under business as usual, chronic stress, mental and physical health issues, and burnout have become the norm .
4 out of 5 people say their primary source of stress is work
Three out of five working adults have experienced negative mental or physical health issues from work-related stress.
60% of people say their job has more of an impact on their mental health compared to anything else
More than 75 percent of workers have experienced burnout at their current work
It doesn’t have to be this way. What’s better? The business leaders who’ve built healthier workplaces, leaving business-as-usual behind, are more successful as a result of doing so.
There are proven ways to change how you work that improve job performance and satisfaction and help you flourish outside of work as well. My passion is sharing these practices with as many people as possible so we can make business better for us all.
“If you took the passion and drive of an Olympic athlete, the adorable excited goofiness of a puppy, and the tender and generous heart of someone profoundly rooted in love, you’d have the building blocks for Meghan French Dunbar.”
~ Nathan Havey, award-winning filmmaker of Beyond Zero
