Today you'll hear more about introversion and extroversion, how each of them is expressed and how it translates into a well aligned work.

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Xo, Baiba

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Today we’re talking to Annie Cole, the founder of Money Essentials for Women.

Annie became a social worker right out of college but the job left her feeling burnt out and she knew she needed a change. In this conversation you’ll hear how she steered her career ending at the intersection of her passion and what she was good at. I loved the way she said that “Financial coaching was a dream that emerged” after she knew she was done with her latest role.

You’ll hear how she has navigated different career choices including taking an in-between role as a leasing agent to give herself space to recover and do the inner reflection work. Annie used her education and the jobs she held to understand herself better, what would be a good fit and what should remain a hobby. She also shares valuable questions you can use to answer career questions that might be on your mind and get more clarity on your future career direction.

Connect with Annie: Get her book “101 Ways to Build Wealth” https://www.money-essentials.com/book 

Website www.money-essentials.com

IG www.instagram.com/BUILD.WEALTH.WITH.ANNIE

What resonated most with you from this conversation? DM me on IG www.instagram.com/careerintechnicolor 

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Xo, Baiba

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In this 20 min episode I want to talk to you about the ingredients involved in changing career direction and what you can expect. How long to plan for it Trial and error involved Opportunity testing Fears that come up Courage it takes Comfort of sticking with your vision remaining in the future Taking 1st step to cross the bridge to make it a reality Conviction as a must have Time and energy needed to learn and get going with a new pivot Runway to replacing your income How are you feeling about your career right now and what’s the #1 question on your mind? DM me on IG www.instagram.com/careerintechnicolor , I’d love to hear from you! Xo, Baiba

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Today we’re chatting with Angelique Beach, a nurse practitioner turned professional home organizer and the founder of Neatly, a luxury home organizing company based in Southern California. She’s always been passionate and even slightly obsessed about organizing and making things NEAT! Here are some of this things you'll hear in this episode:

• Questions to ask to find your own questions on a path to more aligned work
• How hard and confusing it is to be good at something and feel like something is missing
• Hitting extreme burn out, anxiety, and not having energy for life outside of work
• How making a career switch is hard but living with regret wasn't something Angelique was willing to take on
• Aligned work feels magnetic
• Ditching people pleasing in your career choices

Connect with Angelique on IG www.instagram.com/helloneatly or her website www.helloneatly.com  for more information! Check out her favorite products: https://shopmy.us/neatly  

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Somewhere between work, caretaking, and just trying to make it through the week without losing your mind, friendship starts to feel... complicated, or like another to do? Not because we don’t want connection — but because life is loud, we’re overwhelmed or tired or trying to make it through the day. And do you feel like there's a constant time deficit?

This is an episode that is more like a journal entry where I share some of my latest life outtakes and friendship moments, how a soul-nourishing weekend with a long time friend reminded me of what really matters — and how sharing our mess can bring us even closer. Vulnerability can feel scary, awkward, but also wildly freeing. I also open up about navigating anxiety, burnout, and that dreaded “time scarcity” that seems to hit especially hard after 40.

And if you’re also feeling off physically — low energy or just not yourself — I mention my amazing friend and health coach, Olya Clark, who helped me customize a plan to support my hormones and minerals and lifestyle. Seriously, she's a godsend. Connect with her at www.olyaclark.com 

You’re not alone. Promise.

Xo,Baiba

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This is an episode for you if you’ve been laid off or are feeling stuck and want work that feels more aligned and on purpose for you! This is an invitation to rethink and reimagine what other possibilities can exist for you.

We all come to a point in our career where we either are forced to or deeply desire to reinvent our career and it takes a lot of courage to ask the questions, look deeper, and dig for new direction options and answers. No story is the same and it’s hard when no one can give you an exact ready made answer. The steps you’ll hear shared in this episode are designed to get you closer to your unique answers, the key will be devoting a little bit of time and attention to go through them. So let’s go, here’s a plan broken down into days:

Day 1

Design a vision for your future work and career. Just like companies devote the time to craft their future vision and future of work projects, do it for yourself!

Day 2

Think about and write down everything you devote your free time to, what topics do you watch YouTube, TikTok or IG videos and posts about, what do you research online, what do you read books about, what do you do in your free time, what do you talk to your friends about, everything counts and nothing is too silly to make the list.

Day 3

Write down what your ideal work day/week looks like. Where do you want to work, with who, what hours, who are your clients, wake up to sleep - what are you doing?

Day 4

What do you know you no longer care to do? What do you want to rebel against?

What do you actually DO want to do?

Day 5

Ask 3-5 people who know you well - close friends, people who have been mentors or have worked with you in a meaningful capacity. What do they think are your strengths, what would they come to you for, what do they see as a good work option for you? 

Sometimes we’re just too close to see it clearly ourselves.

Listen to the interview with Ryan Kelly

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/career-in-technicolor/id1584835608?i=1000701718377 

Day 6

Get clear on your natural strengths, what are the strongest functions of how your mind naturally sees, engages with, and interacts with the world, the  day to day events, information and people. What are your strongest filters of how you wake up and see the world? 

Here’s a past episode example of select personality aspect and strength analysis:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/career-in-technicolor/id1584835608?i=1000697628198 

I’d love to hear what new insights and AHAs came through after going through these questions? Also what work related topics are on top of your mind right now or what guests would you love to hear from?

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In this episode you'll hear the strongest functions that came through from our conversation with Ryan Kelly, how these functions came through in his past roles and what other career options can exist when you have any one of them. Listen to the original interview with Ryan here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/career-in-technicolor/id1584835608?i=1000701718377

Keep in mind that this is based on a more limited time and narrow set of questions/focus not a full consultation and assessment.

This month I'm giving away one personal analysis, follow and message me on IG www.instagram.com/careerintechnicolor to be entered to win!

Xo, Baiba

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Welcome to the Career In Technicolor podcast and community! This is a brief intro what this podcast is about, what you can expect and why I created it. Xo, Baiba

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Today we’re talking to Ryan Kelly.  Ryan is an artist specializing in interactive home furnishings and in this conversation he shares his journey from retail experience design to furniture design and all things  in between that led to him connecting the dots to doing something he enjoys. You’ll hear about:

• How he became unhappy in his previous roles and learned to recognize signs of dissatisfaction
• Sunday scaries 
• How your previous skills come into play whenever you’re trying a new direction
• Applying principles of trying things, failing fast and not being afraid to pivot in your career journey
• How he took the time to understand himself, think, and make lists to determine what worked and what didn’t work
• How rebelling against the things that you’re unhappy with holds important clues
• How he was searching for opportunity with more artistic and personal expression and one that would also bring the community together
• There’s creativity inside everyone of us!

Ryan Kelly is an artist specializing in interactive home furnishings.  He came, most recently, from a decade-long career in user experience design where he worked on consumer, business, and developer products.  Before that he studied and design retail consumer experiences and his first job ever was refereeing kindergarten soccer games.  

Connect with Ryan at www.humfurniture.com and instagram.com/humfurn or by stopping by his workshop in Englewood, CO.

What resonated most with you from this conversation? DM me on IG www.instagram.com/careerintechnicolor  

If you enjoyed this episode, please follow the podcast, share it with someone you know and leave a review! This helps more people find these conversations.

Xo, Baiba

Here’s the book Ryan mentioned

Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Creativity: Flow and the Psychology of Discovery and Invention

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