My Morning Cup

E74 - Bill Priestley's Morning Cup


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Bill Priestley is a 27-year sports broadcast veteran. His journey started when he was forced to go (at least) five hours away for college and opened the “wrong door.”

 

In this episode, we talk about taking major gambles with career moves, putting dreams on pause, and the magic formula for finding a job that aligns with your interests and abilities.

 

Bill Priestley is the owner of The Dream Job Factory, a program where he speaks to high schools and colleges about how students can identify their dream careers. You can connect with Bill on LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/billpriestley/) and you can learn more about The Dream Job Factory on the website (dreamjobfactory.com).

 

My Morning Cup is hosted by Mike Costa of Costa Media Advisors and produced by SpeakEasy Productions. Subscribe to our new weekly newsletter here.

 

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