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Going Deep at the WaterCoolerCall, Three Reoccurring Themes from Real Lived Experiences & Being Yourself Beyond Corporate in a Reflective Space with Fellow Dropouts...
In episode 002 of “The Corporate Dropout,” Brad Didericksen candidly shares his personal journey of leaving the corporate world, highlighting the anxiety and financial instability that often accompany such a significant change.
Brad recounts the initial reactions to issue 001 and insights from a recent WaterCoolerCall, emphasizing the importance of a financial cushion (six to 18 months recommended) and the emotional challenges of redefining identity outside corporate confines.
He elaborates on his own experiences of selling assets and restructuring his life to gain financial stability. Discussing the persistent fear of failure and the need for personal growth, Brad points out the value of community support and continuous self-improvement.
The episode concludes with an invitation to join the Corporate Dropouts Community for collaborative growth and support, aiming to help members transition to a self-sustained, purpose-driven professional life.
DropTheCorporate.com
TIMESTAMPS:
02:08 The Weekly WaterCoolerCall Check-in
03:18 Theme #1: Stuffing the Financial Cushion
10:19 Theme #2: Addressing Identity Beyond Corporate
13:40 Theme #3: Fear of Failure and Taking Risks
18:07 Corporate Dropouts and Future Plans
20:14 Personal Histories Hold Strength
23:57 Community Rhythm for Dropout Success
By Brad DidericksenGoing Deep at the WaterCoolerCall, Three Reoccurring Themes from Real Lived Experiences & Being Yourself Beyond Corporate in a Reflective Space with Fellow Dropouts...
In episode 002 of “The Corporate Dropout,” Brad Didericksen candidly shares his personal journey of leaving the corporate world, highlighting the anxiety and financial instability that often accompany such a significant change.
Brad recounts the initial reactions to issue 001 and insights from a recent WaterCoolerCall, emphasizing the importance of a financial cushion (six to 18 months recommended) and the emotional challenges of redefining identity outside corporate confines.
He elaborates on his own experiences of selling assets and restructuring his life to gain financial stability. Discussing the persistent fear of failure and the need for personal growth, Brad points out the value of community support and continuous self-improvement.
The episode concludes with an invitation to join the Corporate Dropouts Community for collaborative growth and support, aiming to help members transition to a self-sustained, purpose-driven professional life.
DropTheCorporate.com
TIMESTAMPS:
02:08 The Weekly WaterCoolerCall Check-in
03:18 Theme #1: Stuffing the Financial Cushion
10:19 Theme #2: Addressing Identity Beyond Corporate
13:40 Theme #3: Fear of Failure and Taking Risks
18:07 Corporate Dropouts and Future Plans
20:14 Personal Histories Hold Strength
23:57 Community Rhythm for Dropout Success