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#98 Stacking Experiences: The Career Strategy Nobody Teaches You (w/ Chas Rogers)
What if the secret to success isn't following a straight path, but deliberately putting yourself in rooms where you don't belong?
Our guest, Chaz Rogers, shares how "stacking experiences" transformed him from a kid in Dayton, Ohio into a fitness industry veteran who's worked with NBA legends, met Joe Namath, and built a 25-year career by showing up in uncomfortable places.
The Stacking Experiences Framework: •
Put yourself where you know NOTHING - that's where you learn •
Don't wait to be qualified - show up anyway and figure it out •
Every experience becomes an opportunity, and opportunities become your career •
Meet people not for what they can do for you, but for what you can learn
Stop waiting for the perfect time or perfect qualifications. Chaz switched to fitness full-time at 38 and never looked back. The message: go where you don't know anything, get comfortable being uncomfortable, and stack those experiences relentlessly.
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By JEFF STONERWhat if the secret to success isn't following a straight path, but deliberately putting yourself in rooms where you don't belong?
Our guest, Chaz Rogers, shares how "stacking experiences" transformed him from a kid in Dayton, Ohio into a fitness industry veteran who's worked with NBA legends, met Joe Namath, and built a 25-year career by showing up in uncomfortable places.
The Stacking Experiences Framework: •
Put yourself where you know NOTHING - that's where you learn •
Don't wait to be qualified - show up anyway and figure it out •
Every experience becomes an opportunity, and opportunities become your career •
Meet people not for what they can do for you, but for what you can learn
Stop waiting for the perfect time or perfect qualifications. Chaz switched to fitness full-time at 38 and never looked back. The message: go where you don't know anything, get comfortable being uncomfortable, and stack those experiences relentlessly.