From MyDomain.com, this is Second Life, a podcast spotlighting women who have truly inspiring

careers.

We're talking about their work journeys, what they've learned from the process of setting

aside their doubts or fears, and what happens when they embark on their second life.

Today, I'm talking to Madonna Dianne, a chief brand officer of the Digital Estate Sale

Platform, everything but the house.

Some of you might know her from her time as Rachel Zoes vice president, where she helped

launch Zoes' eponymous women's wear collection and was awesome on the Rachel Zo project

on Bravo.

But before becoming a brilliant business woman, Madonna started out in a totally different

profession.

She was a lawyer.

To me, being a lawyer always seemed kind of like a single track profession, so I couldn't

wait to sit down with her and discuss how she knew it's time to leave the firm behind

and use her training and skills in a more entrepreneurial way.

This is Madonna Dianne on Second Life.

So when you first started your career, you started in law?

Yes.

So was that always the plan to go to law school?

I was one of those people who my entire life woke up every morning and thought I'm going

to change the world, and that was just like the way that I operated, and that was the

ridiculous amount of pressure I put on myself.

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