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Stacy Brookman
Stacy Curtis with Norma Yaeger
Breaking Down the Walls of Wall Street
Breaking Down the Walls of Wall Street
Wednesday 30th December 2015
Norma Yaeger discusses breaking barriers as the first woman on the NYSE floor and building resilience in 'Real Life Resilience'.
25 minutes
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Stacy Brookman
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Research proves that resilience can be learned and developed in anyone. The Real Life Resilience mission is to tell stories of recovery from life's most difficult trauma and provide tools for resilien...(view more)
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Recovery from Trauma
Sobriety Success Stories
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Creative Recovery Journeys
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
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Get the buttons here!Norma Yaeger: Shattering Glass Ceilings on Wall Street
Women have to put their foot forward and say: I'm entitled. If I'm doing the equal job, I should be paid for it...I feel that everybody has a story to tell, not only for themselves and the people around them, but for their families.
Imagine walking into a room where you're not just the minority but the only one of your kind. That's exactly what Norma Yaeger faced when she stepped onto the New York Stock Exchange floor in 1962. In this episode of 'Real Life Resilience', host Stacy Curtis dives into Norma's groundbreaking journey as the first woman to acquire a New York Stock Exchange license.
Fresh from escaping poverty in the Catskill Mountains, Norma was determined to support her family and refused to let the male-dominated financial industry stand in her way. Norma shares candid stories about facing discrimination head-on, demanding equal pay, and balancing work with family life. She didn't just break down walls for herself but paved the way for future generations of women in finance. Whether you're interested in financial history, women's rights, or personal growth, Norma's tale is a compelling listen.
You'll hear about the importance of documenting your life story, even if you don't plan to write a book, and pick up practical tips on time management and storytelling. This episode is a powerful reminder that resilience isn't just about bouncing back—it's about breaking barriers and setting new standards.