<p>Devil Wears Prada 2 is in theaters! And watching it made me ask: why does society still make ambitious women feel bad for wanting more? About a month ago, I asked 20 people in my life to describe me in one word. Anonymous. No context. Just: who is she to you? When &quot;ambitious&quot; showed up, my reaction surprised me. First: &quot;Heck yeah.&quot; Then: &quot;Wait... is that bad?&quot; If you&#39;ve ever felt cringey when someone called you ambitious — this episode is for you. I&#39;m Sheila-Sciencing the four biggest myths about ambitious women, using Miranda Priestly and Andy Sachs as my case study. Because here&#39;s what I know: ambition isn&#39;t ego. It&#39;s not a character flaw. It&#39;s a personality trait. And it&#39;s time we owned it. In this episode:→ Why ambitious women get a bad reputation (and why it&#39;s wrong)→ The real difference between Miranda Priestly and Andy Sachs — and what it tells us about ambition→ How to balance ambition with the people you love→ Why ambition has nothing to do with your job title→ How to stop feeling ashamed of wanting more Message me: [email protected]<a href="https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkwith_sheila" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Instagram</a><a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@smalltalkwithsheila" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">TikTok</a> CHAPTERS00:00 Devil Wears Prada 2, Ambitious Women, and the Cold Open01:00 Welcome to Small Talk with Sheila01:52 Story Time: I Asked 20 People to Describe Me03:30 Let&#39;s Sheila Science This03:37 Myth #1: Ambition Is Ego and Greed05:36 Myth #2: Ambitious Women Don&#39;t Care About Their People07:57 Myth #3: Ambition Only Lives in Power Titles09:45 Myth #4: Ambitious People Are Loners11:00 Own Your Ambition: Final ThoughtsEND CREDITS — ROLLING LIKE A ROM-COMProduction and audience development by <a href="https://pod.vision/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">PodVision</a>Created, written, and hosted by Sheila KazanExecutive Producer of Her Own Life: Also Sheila KazanEmotional Support and Occasional Reality Check: Hezi (my husband)Tiny but Mighty Energy: Love (my pup) No Chanel bag required. No corner office needed. Just one very ambitious woman, finally owning it.</p>