In this solo episode, I share the story of  Jake.  A college grad that is working in a job that does not require his degree. Followed by talking about why students should plan their life after college like they plan their vacations. This is a short episode, but full of content and strategies on how college students can start planning their life post-college. 

In this episode I had the chance to speak with May Lu the Co Founder of Jobwell. Jobwell is a job search organizer that applies the tried-and-true sales pipeline management approach to bring discipline and confidence to your job search. In this episode we learn more about May Lu’s story and her co founders original excel file he made to keep track of his 200+ job applications. We talk about how this tool was created wit the applicant best interest in mind and how Jobwell can help students land their dream job.

I did not get paid to talk about Jobwell and instead reach out to them because I found this tool to be a great resource to students. 

Jobwell is 100% free and I highly encourage you to try it. 

In this weeks episode, I sit with a local sales legend, Dale Dupree.  Dale is not your average salesperson. He looks at the art of selling in a unique way. We also talk about one of his sales philosophy and why he thinks everyone is in sales.

In this episode, I talk about my experience with the podcast through the first 50 episodes. I can’t believe we have already hit this milestone. So like I do at the end of the episode I want to recap my biggest take away from the past 50. So I will speak on the top 3 things that every student should take away from listening to the first 50 episodes, as well as talk about the future of the Mastering College to Career Brand. 

In this episode I had the pleasure of speaking with Matt LeBris. Matt has worked for people like Damon John and he has accomplished great success throughout his career. He is actually a Forbes 30 under 30 nominee. We talk all about his accomplishments, his failures, and what he thinks students should do to be successful. In short, the key is self awareness and networking. Something that he said that really resonated with me was that networking is not only about who you know, but it's also about who your network knows. I couldn't agree more. Make sure to listen to the full episode to get great advice and to learn about Matt's story!

Also, be sure to check out his podcast Decoding Success!

In today’s episode we talk about finding clarity in what you want to do after college. Don and I have very different stories when it comes to our careers and you’ll get a chance to hear both sides. With more people attending college in today’s world, there’s much more competition and it makes it that much more important to have a strategy and a plan when it comes to finding a job after college. Listen to the full episode to learn more!

In today’s episode I share some important information and I officially introduce my business partner, Don Chambers! 

Don has a vast amount of professional experience and has been very successful in his career which makes him a great resource for students. We like to think of our partnership as being like old school vs. new school. 

I also explain why we re-branded the podcast name to Mastering College To Career and I announced our first seminar! Our seminar will be on April 6th. If you’re a student looking to amp up your skills and learn how to successfully land a job before graduation, make sure to get more information at masteringcollegetocareer.com. 

In today’s episode, I interview the CEO of We Close Notes and Host of The Note Closer Show Scott Carson. In this episode, we dive into the topic of real estate. We talk about the different career that students can pursue after college in the real estate industry, as well as when you should look into buying vs renting. 

Whether you are interested in a career in real estate after college or not, this episode will give you some great insight about the industry that every student should listen to. 

In today’s episode, I give a case on why every student should read books.  I share my personal story with books. In fact, I did not finish my first book until after graduating High School. I have come a long way since then, and now I have read over 300 books and counting. In this episode I share why books are one of the best ways to accomplish any goal, share my 3 favorite books of all time, and leave you with a strategy to help you finish a book in 2 weeks, without much effort. 

In today’s episode, I had the opportunity to interview Justin Nguyen. Justin is the Host of the Young & D.U.M.B Podcast and the CEO of GetChoGrindUp. We dive into how students should be using LinkedIn. We talk about how to get started, why you need to make sure that your profile hits all star level, and why everyone should consider posting on a regular basis. LinkedIn is a very powerful tool that students need to build their personal brand and ultimately land their dream job.

Make sure you connect with Justin on LinkedIn and listen to his podcast!

https://www.getchogrindup.com/