Career Therapy

On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.57), we welcome Jocelyn Brady. Jocelyn is a Neuroleadership-certified Brain Coach, Speaker, Edutainer and host of Tiny Tips, the internet’s favorite way to Brain. She helps visionary leaders create what they MOST want before they die. During the podcast, we discuss how to let go of your ego, kill your comfort zone, and get advice from your “deathbed self” in order to make better decisions in your career today.

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.56), we welcome Shelby Forsythia. Shelby is the author of ‘Your Grief, Your Way’ and ‘Permission to Grieve,’ and the host of 3 (yep, count ‘em!) podcasts, including ‘Grief Book Review,’ ‘Grief Seeds,’ and ‘Coming Back: Conversations on Life After Loss.’ In our conversation today, we discuss the importance of grieving during the loss of a job, whether you were laid off, fired, furloughed, or quit.

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.55), we welcome Helen Hanison. Helen is a leadership coach, narrative therapist, writer and speaker based in the UK. In our conversation, we discuss how rewriting your personal narrative can improve your career, what you need to do to sign your values with your work, and how to build transformative reliance throughout your life.

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.54), we welcome Shanica Roberts to the show. Shanica is a fellow career coach, a resumé writer, a “mom-preneur,” and the founder of Next Chapter Career Services, LLC. Throughout our discussion we get into how to set boundaries between family, work, and self-care, how to navigate the dueling emotions of imposter syndrome and mom guilt, and the importance of ‘doing it scared’ when it comes to putting yourself out there in order to grow in your career.

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast, we welcome a long-time friend, Keisha Howard, to the show. Keisha is a futurist, award-winning entrepreneur, TEDx speaker, and founder of the amazing Sugar Gamers community. In our conversation we talk about the human side of gaming, the secret power of introverts, aging gracefully throughout our careers, and how she continues to fight for career freedom in the gaming industry.

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.52), we welcome Oli Bridge, Chief Marketing Officer at Bonjoro. Martin and Oli’s conversation touches on the unpredictability of careers, the nuts and bolts of getting into side hustles, and how to join (or create) groups based on the things you enjoy. The discussion is anchored by Oli’s LinkedIn post about the 6 things he learned when transitioning from a career in sales, to one in marketing.

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.51), we welcome business development specialist Brandon Gidicsin to the show. Although he currently works full-time for eco-conscious junk removal company The Junkluggers, he is also a passionate volunteer with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS). In our conversation, we discuss the difference between good & bad networking, how volunteering can help enhance your career, and what providing value to your network actually looks like.

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.50), we welcome a long-time friend, and former business partner, Raj ‘RajNATION’ Nathan to the podcast. Raj is the founder of the Startup Hypeman, and he’s also a rapper, and a yogi. We ran a small business together back in the day called Idea Lemon that set the foundation for both his business and Career Therapy. In our conversation we talk about how to build a career you don’t need to retire from, the true meaning behind ‘passion,’ and how to form a healthy sense of identity in both our work and our lives.

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.49), we talk with food writer, editor, and the founder of Un-plated, Sabrina Medora.

Sabrina is the founder of Un-Plated, where she celebrates the little-known stories and unsung heroes of the restaurant industry. In the conversation, we explore how food is inextricably linked to our identities, cultures, and even our mental health, especially as we saw the industry change so dramatically throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sabrina also shares her experiences shifting her business from a marketing firm to going all in on her writing, where she is now bringing her incredible stories to the world.

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.48), we talk with Director of Business Development at Microsoft, Tina Tran.

In the conversation, we talk about building confidence in the job search, the power of effective networking, and evolving throughout your career. Later, Tina shares a fascinating story about how she met former presidents Clinton and Bush, and how she ended up being featured in George W. Bush’s new book, ‘Out of Many, One: Portraits of America's Immigrants.’

Her journey is an amazing one, and there’s so much we can learn from her optimistic, driven approach to building a career.

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