Career Resilience with Jann Danyluk

This episode is an important and difficult discussion about grief including the impact it can have on our careers. When Courtney was in her early twenties, her mom, Lois, died suddenly. Courtney had to find her way to the other side of this traumatic life event.

Grief forces us to approach life situations differently and Courtney knew she had to reframe her thinking and evaluate how she saw her life moving forward. For Courtney, running was her safe place. The escape she felt while running and then through cycling, helped her to get through. 

Courtney’s determination, passion and resilience were defining pillars in the creation of LOST Cycle–a safe space to move, feel and escape. 

Lois continues to be an important part of the script, but the movie that is Courtney’s life continues to be shaped and defined by her resilience, her zest for life, and her full-on heart. 

Courtney joined us earlier this season on Episode 5 where we learned about her business LOST Cycle. (find that episode here: S3: Ep 5). 

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“So I bought a book and taught myself how to program.”

After deciding a career in Tech was for her, Claire Revell made it happen. She rose to be the Director & CEO of Intellek, an international e.Learning company with its head office in the U. K.  Intellek offers Learning Management Systems (LMS) and e.Learning programs to firms in the U. S., Canada, Europe, and South Africa. More recently, Intellek is adding a focus on  training the learner in the live environment. Claire advocates for women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths); she also has built her philanthropic organization, Opening Doors, based on her love of South Africa. There is so much in this conversation with Claire, especially for people who are willing to make and take their own path.
 
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“Find out who you are at your core, keep returning to that, and then go out into the world and live that person.”

Jan’s career is nothing short of inspirational. She sussed out what she wanted to do and went after that with absolute determination. Her success included buying businesses and taking a role as head of Canada’s Women of Influence organization, helping women achieve and sustain success. And if that weren’t enough, Jan and her business partner, recognizing an important niche and need, started the organization Captains & Poets a school program all about SEL (Social Emotional Learning). Jan’s career shows what we can accomplish once we have our foundational understanding of ourselves in place.

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"Do what you love".  

Although cliché, it is easier to thrive when you are passionate about what you are doing. It changes how you look at your world. Abby has always loved accounting and although her journey and career path has not been straight forward, she has found her way back to the accounting discipline. 

On this week’s episode of Career Resilience with Jann Danyluk, Abby Acham and Jann discuss Abby’s impressive career path so far. A defining moment in high school set Abby apart when she opted out of the gifted program and was sent to her ancestral home, Antigua. This shift in environment allowed her the opportunity to reflect and grow both personally and in her career. 
Abby is also a cannabis and mental health advocate and an integral part of the organization, Afro Canada Budsistas. Their mandate is to normalize the cannabis plant for black women. The experiences black people have with cannabis, pre- and post-legalization, is not the same as other ethnicities. 
Abby’s path remains challenging, but she continues to prove her resiliency as she adapts to her changing circumstances. 

#blackexperience #accounting #careerresilience #fordkeasthumanresources 

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"At a later stage, I got out of my comfort zone and made the decision to start over and change my life". 

Alisya was born, raised and educated in Turkey where she became a Commercial Lawyer for a large firm in Istanbul. She moved to London to get her Masters in Law and made the decision to continue her career in the UK. She currently works for a Venture Builder firm assisting their clients in the legal aspects of their companies.  While living in Turkey she acted as a volunteer attorney by night to young protestors and was a commercial lawyer during the day. "It's not so much about the job, but about the experience, take what you can and learn from those around you".
Alisya's resilience is shown through her experience and dedication to change - both in her profession and career. 

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"I knew I needed to work for myself, the entrepreneurial bug really hit me when I lost my mom. I needed something that would be my whole life and light up my entire world. Tragedy in a way pushed me to take the leap"  -Courtney Stache, Owner, Lost Cycle.

As a small business owner, Courtney has had to overcome many challenges which have helped define her as a leader in the industry. The Lost Cycle team have created a unique space for the London, Ontario community to connect with others through movement and music in the magic of a dark room. Lost Cycle provides an inclusive space that allows clients to experience the journey at their own pace and celebrate growth along the way. Courtney is passionate about movement, community, and changing the world of fitness.

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Career Resilience.

“How do we build a bridge from today to where we need to be.”

Located in Toronto but leading a team in London, L. A. New York and Nashville, Tim’s group looks at the processes, people and tech needed to support the opportunities that come into the music industry. Tim is also a championship rally driver and was a drummer in the 80’s Brit (and hit) Band T’Pau.

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"It's point go to handing over the keys at the end."

Sam appoints the team,  selects designs, manages the costs, makes sure the numbers add up and helps ensure the site developer is going to make a profit from building a new development. In other words, when it comes to construction and builds, Sam is a "jack of all trades," pulling together a diverse group of stakeholders to bring something new to the London UK scene. 

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"Digital has outgrown the IT Department."

As a Professor at London Ontario's Ivey School of Business, Rob watches, assesses and teaches trends in technology. His extensive background in both academia and business brings together some fascinating thoughts about the evolution and impact of technology and digital in our world.

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"We've been able to provide a platform for multiple stakeholders to be successful."

Jeff works in a residential real estate development, family business which has grown, first through his parents' hard work and Jeff joined the team about ten years ago.

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