The Glass Sessions Podcast
The Glass Sessions is a weekly podcast hosted by the two Principal Advisors of The Glass Advisory, Courtney and Lauren. The two met working their first “real” jobs in customer service in 2012 and have been navigating work and life side by side ever since.
At the heart of the show is a belief that guides their work: that work can be a powerful activator of a good life.
Each week, Courtney and Lauren explore how people build careers that support their version of a meaningful, joyful life. Sometimes that means conversations with guests who share the decisions, risks, relationships, and turning points that shaped their path. Other episodes are just the two of them reflecting on their own experiences advising leaders, navigating their careers, and building The Glass Advisory.
Along the way, they share practical ideas, questions, and tools listeners can use in their own lives and careers.
Expect thoughtful conversations, real stories, a few actionable takeaways, and plenty of laughter — all centered around one question: how do you build a career that supports the life you actually want to live?
New episodes are released weekly on Wednesdays. Subscribe on Apple, Spotify or anywhere you listen to podcasts.
Finding Confidence Through Style With Wardrobe Editor Founder Gab Saper
We’re joined by Wardrobe Editor founder, Gab Saper, to talk about the real impact of personal style on confidence, decision-making, and building a life (and business) based around a life-long passion she never thought possible.
Gab shares her path from corporate roles to launching her styling business full-time after experiencing burnout. It’s an honest look at what it actually takes to build something on your own, the identity shifts that come with leaving a corporate title behind, and why finding your style is about so much more than aesthetics.
Is This Actually Good Advice?
We live in an age of "optimization." Everywhere you look - from LinkedIn feeds to coffee chats - someone is offering a new framework, a "life hack," or a must-follow rule for your career. But when advice is everywhere, how do you know what’s actually worth following?