Herdlers, Emily Abadi here. Welcome back to Hurtle, a podcast that talks to top CEOs and entrepreneurs who've gotten through some of life's most difficult times, hurdles, if you will, by leaning into wellness. This week in episode 24, I'm catching up with Neha Gandhi. She's the C-O-O and editor-in-chief of Girl Boss. Before we get into it, a quick shout-out to the

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Again, that's athletic greens.com slash hurdle. So let's chat nahat. You know, we recorded this

episode a couple months ago during my LA stint and listening back to the content this week, I remember

how lucky I felt walking out

of their offices in Silver Lake. For those of you who may be newer to hurdle or just aren't

up to speed on my backstory, I spend most of my days writing and editing content for a living

as a freelance journalist for a bunch of different brands from Shape and GQ to Pop Sugar,

Runners Roald, Cosmopolitan, well and good,

self, a bunch more.

Neha has worked her way up the ranks through some of the most respected editorial brands in the field

to get to where she is today.

So needless to say, her career wisdom is on point and it really, really resonated with me.

Whether or not you're a journalist, it's the kind of actionable advice that can help anyone advance in their field. We talk about a lot of other things, too. We talk about her big cross-country move from New York to L.A. almost a year ago, and that move left her feeling a little bit lonely, leaning into routines like exercise and meditation to help her feel some sort of consistency in all of the

newness. I won't babble on for much longer. As always, please take a second to rate and review

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