
The money conversation nobody teaches you
Pricing your work when the market has never priced women like you before.
Freedom
A former partner on the year she let the plan fall apart, and what she built out of the pieces.

Nadia Reuter made partner at thirty-four and left at forty-one. In between there was a plan, and the plan had a number in it, and the number was the only part she never questioned.
We talk about the year the plan fell apart - a client she resigned, a promotion she declined, and the eighteen months of quiet that followed. She describes the first month she earned less and slept properly, and what she decided that month was worth.
The plan was never the problem. The plan was just very good at hiding the question.