n a recent podcast appearance, burnout speaker and personal stylist Kimberly Parry breaks down what the speaking industry actually looks like behind the scenes. She recaps her conversation on The Marianne Hickman Show, where she and host Marianne Hickman pulled back the curtain on TEDx stages, vanity metrics, and what it really means to get paid to speak. If you’ve ever wanted to speak on the TEDx stage, this post is for you.

Female keynote speakers make up 32% of the professional speaking industry. The assumption that they got there because of gender, not merit, is one of the most persistent myths in the business. The best female speakers don't get booked because they're women. They get booked because they're good at what they do. Included is a list of a few of my favorite female speakers in the industry today.

Burnout speaker and Certified Personal Stylist Kimberly Parry recently joined Parker McCumber on the Based Business to unpack the surprising connection between personal style and burnout-free success. If you’re an entrepreneur who’s exhausted, burned out, or wondering why the work isn’t producing the results it should, this one’s for you.

Women burn out faster and more often than men, and a lot of people wonder why. In this blog post, burnout expert and Certified Personal Stylist Kimberly Parry uses Shel Silverstein's The Giving Tree to unpack the "give until there's nothing left" messaging that drives high-performing women straight into burnout, and what to do about it.