Ever feel like life is happening to you instead of for you? Join Annabelle Sorensen (certified life coach) and Mark Sherman as they discuss maintaining control of your life. Annabelle shares the importance of balancing the negatives and positives in your life as well as the value of growing while pursuing your goals. 

Feeling anxious or uncertain about your future during these trying times? Join Senator Mitt Romney and Hunter Muse as they discuss focusing on success in aspects of life within your control and cherishing your friendships. Senator Romney reflects on his first two years in the Senate, discusses the attributes he's seen in successful individuals, and shares a message of hope for students and young professionals facing a challenging workforce landscape. 

Listen to this weeks podcast as host, Andrea, and guest, Taylor Munlin, talk about forms of courage and diversity. Taylor Munlin offers an interesting perspective on various subjects. She shares her experiences in the modeling industry, what drove her to transfer to BYU from Vanderbilt University, and her involvement in various university groups/projects. Through all these areas a sense of inclusion is discussed.

Did you know "Data Scientist" was named the "Sexiest Job of the 21st Century" by a 2012 Harvard Business Review article? As the author of our most downloaded article for Winter 2020, Porter Bagley—a BYU Senior in the Applied and Computational Math program—shares his experience in the hot field of data science. Join Porter and Andrea Cabrera in their dynamic discussion about data science, followed by Porter's experience with "Working with Lemons"—a popular YouTube Channel with over 3 Million subscribers that brings Disney, Star Wars, and Broadway favorites to life.

This episode of Measuring Success Right features Katherine Wright, a fifth year electrical engineering student at BYU. Katherine talks about her journey of coming to BYU and deciding on what major to pursue. She offers valuable insight into the role grades, hard work, and friendship has played in her college experience. She also shares a unique perspective on success and how we should continue to push and challenge ourselves, and how we can measure success by doing what we are capable of.

Join Mary Lake, All-American Volleyball Player, as she talks about what she learned while playing volleyball at BYU. Mary talks about her future plans, including putting on a volleyball skills camp for girls this summer. Mary gives insight into how she balances different priorities with a busy schedule and how she defines success. Mary also talks about the importance of getting out of your comfort zone. You do not want to miss this episode!

Join Parker Gardner as he talks about his diverse experiences in the Marriott School of Business. He explains the importance of a network and talks about his involvement in different student-run organizations. Parker also talks about what it's like to be an accounting student at BYU and the sacrifices he has had to make. Give this episode a listen to learn about being flexible and how to keep a positive attitude in uncertain times. 

Tune in this week to hear Brayden Walters talk about his diverse achievements and interests; ranging from professional pianist, sitting on the G20 Interfaith Forum as a consultant, and moving to China to work in supply chain. Brayden discusses making the most of every opportunity and being willing to try new things. He highlights the importance of working as a team and celebrating each others successes.

As one of our top interviews from season 5, we want to share this episode with you once again.

Do you build your culture by design or by default? Join Davis Smith, Andrea Cabrera, and Parker Wilcox as they discuss the origins of Cotopaxi. Davis shares the importance of designing your company's culture and the importance of overcoming analysis paralysis. 

Join Evelyn Harper and Kofi Aidoo as they have an honest conversation regarding unconscious bias and attitudes at Brigham Young University. Evelyn and Kofi discuss what led them to attend BYU, their experiences in their major/program, and what sparked the idea to create Project Blindspot. They share what success means to them and what they look forward to in their lives.