Women from multiple generations share their "wow, you need to know this" stories that propelled their careers. Women you may never meet will become your mentors. Forbes contributor, author and entrepreneur Denise Restauri, invites you into her NYC apartment to tap into her conversations with successful women who are sharing vulnerable moments. From high points, to when good ideas go bad, to moments of sudden insight when you just know you have to risk it all. We have advice for all of them.
Christina Greer is a 30-something professor of political science at Fordham University in NYC, author of "Black Ethnics: Race, Immigration, and the American Dream", and a connector of people and ideas. She appears regularly on MSNBC and NY1 to talk politics. Today you'll find out why you need to move at least once, get robbed and work on a political campaign; how to never take "no" from someone who can't tell you "yes;" and why you need to "prep your clay," even when there's no clay in sight.
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