Well Lived Society | Legacy Building & Women in Leadership

Ashley "Lemon" Price | Community Impact & Women Leadership Coach
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Well Lived Society is for the woman who leads everywhere, not just at work. Hosted by Lemon Price, this podcast is for women who want a board seat and know how to set a Martha-worthy table. Those who are crushing it when they volunteer and are intentional about how they spend their money. Women who are done with AI-generated advice, perfectionism spirals, and the idea that leadership only counts when someone's watching. Every week, we talk about the real stuff: civic engagement, hosting well, finances, executive presence, navigating AI without losing your voice, and what it actually looks like to lead with intention in every single area of your life. This is whole life leadership. And you're in the right place.

  1. 21h ago

    Women's Leadership Programs Are Setting You Up to Fail

    Send us Fan Mail Leadership programs for women fall into two camps: the ones teaching you to lead like a man, and the ones telling you to wait for a full moon before you launch. Both are setting you up to fail. In this episode, Lemon breaks down why the masculine approach leaves you fractured and exhausted, why the woo-woo approach leaves you ineffective and broke, and what actually works instead: integration. Listen if you're tired of choosing between power and presence, ambition and devotion, pragmatism and intuition. Enjoy the episode, everyone! How can you be part of the movement to equip women? 1. Share the podcast! 2. Leave a 5-star review! Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to share this in your stories and tag me!  And don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast. CONNECT WITH LEMON: LinkedInVisit the WebsiteJoin the Well Lived SocietyHosting AssistantNonprofit Analysis

    21 min

  2. Jul 6

    Defining Equity in Leadership | Beyond DEI Performativity with Celeste Warren

    Send us Fan Mail Diversity, equity, and inclusion has become one of the most politically charged phrases in the country, and most people arguing about it can't actually define equity if you asked them to. Celeste Warren spent decades leading equity and inclusion work inside major corporations and just wrote The Truth About Equity to clear that up. We get into the rocks-and-fence analogy that reframes the whole conversation, what separates real inclusion from performative inclusion, and a story from my own corporate past I have never told publicly before. This isn't a policy debate, it's about trust, and whether the people you lead actually believe you see them. Listen, then come tell me what your fence is. Connect with Celeste:  LinkedIn  Website Book Enjoy the episode, everyone! How can you be part of the movement to equip women? 1. Share the podcast! 2. Leave a 5-star review! Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to share this in your stories and tag me!  And don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast. CONNECT WITH LEMON: LinkedInVisit the WebsiteJoin the Well Lived SocietyHosting AssistantNonprofit Analysis

    38 min

  3. Jun 29

    I Hated My House for Five Years. Here's What That Cost Me as a Leader.

    Send us Fan Mail For five years I lived in a house that didn't reflect me. Not disliked. Hated. And I never talked about what that actually did to me: to my creativity, my ability to host, my relationships, my willingness to show up. This episode is that conversation. Your home is not separate from your leadership. It's infrastructure for it. And if it's working against you, you are spending energy you don't have to compensate for an environment that quietly drains you every single day. In this episode: The rental years: what five years in a space that didn't fit actually cost meWhy I didn't join the Junior League until I was under contract on my current houseHow a space that doesn't reflect you will make you shrink back without realizing itWhat started shifting when I finally made one room feel like mineWhy you don't need your dream home, you need an intentional oneYou don't have to wait for the perfect house to start leading well out of your space. But you do have to stop pretending your environment isn't affecting you. Enjoy the episode, everyone! How can you be part of the movement to equip women? 1. Share the podcast! 2. Leave a 5-star review! Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to share this in your stories and tag me!  And don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast. CONNECT WITH LEMON: LinkedInVisit the WebsiteJoin the Well Lived SocietyHosting AssistantNonprofit Analysis

    35 min

  4. Jun 22

    Your Home Is Either Enabling Your Leadership or Working Against It with Kim Costa

    Send us Fan Mail Your home is not separate from how you lead. It's either giving you the space, the energy, and the environment to show up fully or it's quietly draining all three. In this episode, Lemon sits down with Kim Costa, author of Live In Your Wheelhouse and creator of the Wheelhouse Method a framework that helps women align their home environment with who they actually are and where they're actually going. They talk about why Lemon didn't host a single person for five years in a home she hated, what it cost her, and why she was hosting a Georgia game the day after closing on her current house. You'll walk away with a completely different way of thinking about your home — not as a backdrop to your life, but as an active part of your leadership. If this episode resonates, share it with a friend who's been tolerating a space that doesn't fit her anymore. And if you're ready to lead from every area of your life, the Well Lived Society founding member rate is still available — but not for long. Find the link in the show notes. Enjoy the episode, everyone! How can you be part of the movement to equip women? 1. Share the podcast! 2. Leave a 5-star review! Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to share this in your stories and tag me!  And don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast. CONNECT WITH LEMON: LinkedInVisit the WebsiteJoin the Well Lived SocietyHosting AssistantNonprofit Analysis

    45 min

  5. Jun 15

    You Didn't Just Volunteer. Stop Saying That.

    Send us Fan Mail If you've been giving your time, your brain, and your leadership capacity to organizations in your community, and you're not putting that on your resume and LinkedIn the same way you put your job on there, you are leaving your own qualifications off the table. In this episode, Lemon Price gets tactical about one of the most underutilized career assets women are sitting on: volunteer experience as professional development. Learn how to translate nonprofit board leadership, civic roles, and volunteer work into a leadership narrative that opens doors to career changes, board seats, and leadership roles your current job isn't positioning you for. We cover how to rewrite your resume bullets with impact and numbers, how to fix your LinkedIn so recruiters actually find you, and how to volunteer with enough intention that the organizations you serve are actively building the skill set you need. Your civic work can be the bridge, but only if you're strategic about it. Grab the Future You Journal Enjoy the episode, everyone! How can you be part of the movement to equip women? 1. Share the podcast! 2. Leave a 5-star review! Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to share this in your stories and tag me!  And don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast. CONNECT WITH LEMON: LinkedInVisit the WebsiteJoin the Well Lived SocietyHosting AssistantNonprofit Analysis

    38 min

  6. Jun 8

    Most Habit Advice Was Built for Men. Here's What Actually Works for Women with Monica Packer

    Send us Fan Mail If you have ever built a habit, stuck with it for two weeks, and then watched it completely fall apart the moment life got hard, this episode is for you. Monica Packer is a certified habits and identity coach, host of the top-rated About Progress podcast, and a recovering perfectionist who figured out why the habit advice we have all been given was never actually built for women's lives. Her book Sticky Habits comes out this fall and friend, I cannot wait for you to read it. We talk about why the self-help and habit world is largely built on a masculine framework that ignores the reality of women's lives — the interruptions, the invisible labor, the unpredictable seasons. We talk about what to do when your routines completely fall apart. Why being bad at something is actually the point. And Monica's do something list — the simplest, most underrated identity tool I have heard in a long time. We also get into my Gary Vee era, the ER visit that ended it, and why hustle culture advice almost took me out completely. Habits are helpers. They work for you. You don't work for them. And by the end of this episode you are going to feel that in a completely different way. Find Monica at aboutprogress.com and everywhere podcasts are available. Sticky Habits is available for pre-order so snag it now.  Enjoy the episode, everyone! How can you be part of the movement to equip women? 1. Share the podcast! 2. Leave a 5-star review! Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to share this in your stories and tag me!  And don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast. CONNECT WITH LEMON: LinkedInVisit the WebsiteJoin the Well Lived SocietyHosting AssistantNonprofit Analysis

    40 min

  7. Jun 1

    Women Leadership Development: How to Build Your Own System When Nobody's Building It For You

    Send us Fan Mail 51% of CHROs say leadership development is their top priority in 2026 — and most organizations are still handing women a generic webinar and calling it done. In this episode, Lemon Price breaks down a five-pillar framework for women who are done waiting to be developed and are ready to build their own system. From knowing what you're actually building toward, to finding the right community, to stewarding your whole self — this is leadership development as a whole-life practice, not just a work thing. If you're ready to stop waiting and start building, this one's for you. Enjoy the episode, everyone! How can you be part of the movement to equip women? 1. Share the podcast! 2. Leave a 5-star review! Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to share this in your stories and tag me!  And don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast. CONNECT WITH LEMON: LinkedInVisit the WebsiteJoin the Well Lived SocietyHosting AssistantNonprofit Analysis

    27 min

  8. May 25

    Gender, Race & Authentic Leadership | The Hidden Cost of Code Switching with Maya Rupert

    Send us Fan Mail What hidden ways are gender and race shaping your credibility at work? In this episode, we explore code switching with Maya Rupert, author of The Real Ones—why authentic leadership identity matters more than fitting the traditional narrative, and how ethical decision-making begins when you reclaim your actual voice. Discover what real influence looks like when the room wasn't designed for you, and why women leaders who lead from their genuine authority build the trust and judgment that drive lasting impact. Connect with Maya:  LinkedIn Buy The Real Ones on Amazon: https://amzn.to/43ryXDS Enjoy the episode, everyone! How can you be part of the movement to equip women? 1. Share the podcast! 2. Leave a 5-star review! Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to share this in your stories and tag me!  And don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast. CONNECT WITH LEMON: LinkedInVisit the WebsiteJoin the Well Lived SocietyHosting AssistantNonprofit Analysis

    44 min
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Well Lived Society is for the woman who leads everywhere, not just at work. Hosted by Lemon Price, this podcast is for women who want a board seat and know how to set a Martha-worthy table. Those who are crushing it when they volunteer and are intentional about how they spend their money. Women who are done with AI-generated advice, perfectionism spirals, and the idea that leadership only counts when someone's watching. Every week, we talk about the real stuff: civic engagement, hosting well, finances, executive presence, navigating AI without losing your voice, and what it actually looks like to lead with intention in every single area of your life. This is whole life leadership. And you're in the right place.

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