In the Media

What we once thought of as a two-bucket proposition — Work and Life — is undergoing such a radical transformation that we will soon scarcely recognize it.

“I had manifested the career of my dreams but not the life of my dreams” admitted Sheri Salata, writer, producer, co-founder of The Pillar Life, and co-host of the podcast “The Sheri + Nancy Show”.

Your average corporate executive’s bookshelf may not necessarily include Sheri Salata’s, “The Beautiful No: And Other Tales of Trial, Transcendence, and Transformation,”

Sheri Salata had a dilemma. As an executive producer for Oprah Winfrey, Salata’s work always came first — and she liked it that way.

Darcey Steinke knew she was going to write a book about menopause when she read that two of the only creatures to go through it are human women and killer whales.

Sheri Salata is best known for her association with The Oprah Winfrey Show. She began working for Oprah in a basement office at Harpo Studios when she was 35.

Since I committed to infusing my life with radical self-care, I’ve become a morning person. I get up early, focus on something I appreciate...

Media entrepreneur Sheri Salata said she had to spend some time studying up the definition of “philanthropy” before speaking on the topic...