Breaking Walls

In lucky Episode 13 of Breaking Walls we sit down for a chat with radio and public relations guru Susan Doyle for a conversation about her experiences emigrating back and forth from Ireland to the U.S. THREE TIMES! Susan gives tips on how to make big jumps like that and how to get yourself situated once you do.

Highlights:

•Susan's experiences moving back and forth between Ireland and the US 3x.

•Where Susan's love of broadcasting comes from and how that led to her getting her current job at Bloomberg.

•Why your need for future happiness means you can't ignore yourself when you want to jump to a new job, a new place, a new lifestyle.

•The importance of doing your research when you want to move to a new city or country. You absolutely will benefit from not walking through doorways blind.

•The kinds of companies you should seek out when moving to a new city or country.

•Things to keep in mind when going through a major life transition.

•The importance of allowing yourself to feel down for a little bit when something doesn't work out, with the promise to yourself that you will work to get to the other side of it every day.

•How finding your passion will always be a lot of work, but never feel like a lot of work.

•What's next for Susan and how far down the road she looks when making her decisions.

In Episode 12 of Breaking Walls, we pull back the curtain and describe our thought process behind:

• The relaunch of The WallBreakers on 2.1.2015

• How we approach creating content

• What our target audiences truly are and why they are our target audiences

• Where the idea for rotating monthly content themes came from and its significance

• What's next for The WallBreakers

Subscribe on iTunes here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wallbreakers/id924086880?mt=2

Listen on Soundcloud here: https://soundcloud.com/thewallbreakers

If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please email us at [email protected]

If you'd like to subscribe to our newsletter go to http://thewallbreakers.com, scroll down to the bottom, and click the button in the footer.

In Episode 12 of Breaking Walls, we pull back the curtain and describe our thought process behind:

• The relaunch of The WallBreakers on 2.1.2015

• How we approach creating content

• What our target audiences truly are and why they are our target audiences

• Where the idea for rotating monthly content themes came from and its significance

• What's next for The WallBreakers

Subscribe on iTunes here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wallbreakers/id924086880?mt=2

Listen on Soundcloud here: https://soundcloud.com/thewallbreakers

If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please email us at [email protected]

If you'd like to subscribe to our newsletter go to http://thewallbreakers.com, scroll down to the bottom, and click the button in the footer.

In Episode 12 of Breaking Walls, we pull back the curtain and describe our thought process behind:

• The relaunch of The WallBreakers on 2.1.2015

• How we approach creating content

• What our target audiences truly are and why they are our target audiences

• Where the idea for rotating monthly content themes came from and its significance

• What's next for The WallBreakers

Subscribe on iTunes here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wallbreakers/id924086880?mt=2

Listen on Soundcloud here: https://soundcloud.com/thewallbreakers

If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please email us at [email protected]

If you'd like to subscribe to our newsletter go to http://thewallbreakers.com, scroll down to the bottom, and click the button in the footer.

In Episode 12 of Breaking Walls, we pull back the curtain and describe our thought process behind:

• The relaunch of The WallBreakers on 2.1.2015

• How we approach creating content

• What our target audiences truly are and why they are our target audiences

• Where the idea for rotating monthly content themes came from and its significance

• What's next for The WallBreakers

Subscribe on iTunes here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wallbreakers/id924086880?mt=2

Listen on Soundcloud here: https://soundcloud.com/thewallbreakers

If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please email us at [email protected]

If you'd like to subscribe to our newsletter go to http://thewallbreakers.com, scroll down to the bottom, and click the button in the footer.

In Episode 11 of Breaking Walls we sit down with San Francisco-based creative director Monica Lo for a conversation about how having the guts to be vulnerable in life, coupled with a willingness to cultivate her passions, has led Monica to her dream job. For you food lovers out there, Monica is a creative director at Nomiku, makers of the world's most powerful and compact sous vide immersion circulator, and she got the job through Instagram... yup, Instagram!

Highlights

• Make your passions known! You can't score if you don't shoot.

• There is a place in this world for EVERYBODY!

• Why Monica left New York for San Francisco

• What to do when you're afraid that you'll fail

• Monica's formula for serendipitous outcomes

• Why you can't fear what's in front of you

• What is Nomiku and how you can make the most delicious, restaurant-quality meals for yourself when you're not even home

Monica's Links

Nomiku: http://www.nomiku.com/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/lobese

Email: [email protected]

In Episode 11 of Breaking Walls we sit down with San Francisco-based creative director Monica Lo for a conversation about how having the guts to be vulnerable in life, coupled with a willingness to cultivate her passions, has led Monica to her dream job. For you food lovers out there, Monica is a creative director at Nomiku, makers of the world's most powerful and compact sous vide immersion circulator, and she got the job through Instagram... yup, Instagram!

Highlights

• Make your passions known! You can't score if you don't shoot.

• There is a place in this world for EVERYBODY!

• Why Monica left New York for San Francisco

• What to do when you're afraid that you'll fail

• Monica's formula for serendipitous outcomes

• Why you can't fear what's in front of you

• What is Nomiku and how you can make the most delicious, restaurant-quality meals for yourself when you're not even home

Monica's Links

Nomiku: http://www.nomiku.com/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/lobese

Email: [email protected]

In Episode 11 of Breaking Walls we sit down with San Francisco-based creative director Monica Lo for a conversation about how having the guts to be vulnerable in life, coupled with a willingness to cultivate her passions, has led Monica to her dream job. For you food lovers out there, Monica is a creative director at Nomiku, makers of the world's most powerful and compact sous vide immersion circulator, and she got the job through Instagram... yup, Instagram!

Highlights

• Make your passions known! You can't score if you don't shoot.

• There is a place in this world for EVERYBODY!

• Why Monica left New York for San Francisco

• What to do when you're afraid that you'll fail

• Monica's formula for serendipitous outcomes

• Why you can't fear what's in front of you

• What is Nomiku and how you can make the most delicious, restaurant-quality meals for yourself when you're not even home

Monica's Links

Nomiku: http://www.nomiku.com/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/lobese

Email: [email protected]

In Episode 10 of Breaking Walls, we sit down with Portland, Oregon-based stop-motion animator Javan Ivey for a conversation about how to find and sustain a eureka breakthrough.

In 2007 Javan invented a form of stop-motion animation he called The Strata-stencil Method in My Paper Mind (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOoB_jDKIqw). We talk about what it was like to invent something and how we can make sure we don't negatively judge future accomplishments against past ones.

Highlights

• Why Javan gravitated towards stop-motion animation

• How Javan arrived at his breakthrough in 2007

• Where the Strata-stencil method of stop-motion animation takes its inspiration from

• What it's like to know you're in the middle of a eureka breakthrough

• How we can keep moving forward after the completion of a eureka project

• How we can ensure that we don’t end up drinking gin at 8AM like Ernest Hemingway

Javan's links:

Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/javanivey

Twitter: https://twitter.com/javanivey

IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2545186/

In Episode 10 of Breaking Walls, we sit down with Portland, Oregon-based stop-motion animator Javan Ivey for a conversation about how to find and sustain a eureka breakthrough.

In 2007 Javan invented a form of stop-motion animation he called The Strata-stencil Method in My Paper Mind (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOoB_jDKIqw). We talk about what it was like to invent something and how we can make sure we don't negatively judge future accomplishments against past ones.

Highlights

• Why Javan gravitated towards stop-motion animation

• How Javan arrived at his breakthrough in 2007

• Where the Strata-stencil method of stop-motion animation takes its inspiration from

• What it's like to know you're in the middle of a eureka breakthrough

• How we can keep moving forward after the completion of a eureka project

• How we can ensure that we don’t end up drinking gin at 8AM like Ernest Hemingway

Javan's links:

Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/javanivey

Twitter: https://twitter.com/javanivey

IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2545186/