Find Your Hustle

Mark and Cim discuss whether going to university is necessary for success. They touch on pressure from parents, having a clear career path beforehand, and some light humour regarding recent events.

Mark and Cim explore what it takes to be a teacher with their guest, Carissa Bulman. She is a young educator and visionary who created the Black Careers Link.  An organisation created to maximise the visibility of black excellence and to enhance the mindset of young black children. 

Mark and Cim discuss the curriculum vitae. They discuss CVs from the perspective of hiring managers and recruiters. CV are important tools in any job searchers arsenal, how good is yours? 

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Mark and Cim have a chat with Keanu Thomas Bartley, a pastoral mentor who goes above and beyond to ensure young people at schools are supported. We discussed supporting mental health, keeping children out of gangs, and schools being a precursor to institutionalisation.

Mark and Cim discuss how schools will be affected by Covid-19. They talk about learning from home and the petition to reimburse university fees. 

Mark and Cim answer voice messages sent in by listeners. This episode features a role swap and Cim's best 2013 Gucci Mane impression. 

Mark and Cim have a sit down with Lamiwa Abayomi, a successful young artist. We discuss creating markets for your art, the passion needed to be a successful creative and dealing with family expectations whilst pursuing a career in the arts. 

Mark and Cim discuss recent issues. The awarding of grades this exam season, schools needing to provide more careers support and imminent guests for the Find Your Hustle Podcast. Expect banter in a lighthearted episode.

Mehdi Ashayeri, future doctor, explains how he left the UK to pursue his dreams of studying medicine. Mark and Cim discussed European entry requirements, integrating back into the NHS, and future aspirations.

Mark and Cim revisit Cim's journey into the legal profession. They discuss the importance of networking, looking for opportunities and not dwelling on failures.