As a mom of two, a first-generation South Asian American, Ambika has had a hell of a time coming up in Corporate America. And as an experienced feeler who spent the bulk of her career strategically breaking shit down, she refused to let the flaws of Corporate America go unaddressed. In Corner Office Breakdowns, Ambika and her guests dive into topics that usually only come to life behind closed doors.

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call me Elastigirl ⬅️ 🧠 ➡️
learning things. changing things. 🤍
I feel so seen. Transitioning from the advertising industry to financial services has resurfaced so many of my career-long insecurities about my leadership *posture*. I’m not someone who can leave my life at the door when I come to work. I sh
one day we’ll all look at @theslowfactory as one of the sources of truth during one of the most chaotic times of humanity. they’ve given me hope lately.
My definition of “good” has changed dramatically. wyt?
life is so full on right now. almost 4 and almost 2 year olds are super challenging. they’re testing my patience, I have no personal space, and between them and work and my own passion projects, I have very very little alone time. every time I
happy mother’s day. thanks for the perfect visual @weirdmomart
is she lecturing or doing Bhangra, you decide.
@mother_tongue_magazine is on @cornerofficebreakdowns! so many goodies from the editors who got me through the early days and late nights of motherhood, and then, also, helped me navigate my new identity — not just as a mother, but as a woman
conferencing @asiansinadvertising and chilling in cali 🌴 🇮🇳
prepping for my interview with @sahajkohli and realized this meme was made for us. wait until you read “but what will people say?” 🤯🤯🤯🤯 interview out in mid-May and her book is ready for pre-order! #browngirltherapy #familytherapy #so

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