By Francesca Zampaglione
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Grace Migliaccio, is Co-Founder and Managing Principal of myNextory, a career path management platform.
She shares her career formula that she's learned by asking for what she wants, writing it down, and ultimately, receiving it.
Grace reminds us, though, not to forget to add happiness to that list.
To continue the conversation with Grace, connect with her on LinkedIn and don't forget to send her a message letting her know how you found out about her. Read about the journey we discussed in the CNN article where her and her husband are featured.
PODCAST RESOURCES:
Episode 104: Dave Raymond on How Fun Can Save Your Life
Episode 112: The Best Career Advice with Ginny Palmieri
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Things move extraordinarily fast this time of year and I'm offering today's episode as a soft reminder to take a gratitude pause.
A pause to appreciate how far you've come this year and for the simple things in life, which in my opinion, are the grandest.
Research shows that practicing gratitude, not just saying it, but expressing it can change your brain.
By expressing gratitude, your brain releases serotonin and dopamine which are responsible for your feel good emotions and enhance your mood almost immediately. Research shows that the simple act of writing things down can improve optimism and self esteem.
So for this month's episode, I've compiled a series of quotes from podcast guests, family, and friends who share what they're grateful for.
When they asked me what they should say I asked them to just share what's on their hearts.
In the beginning of November, I had the incredible opportunity to be a part of Julie Ryan's Angelic Attendant Training. Julie was my podcast guest last month (episode link here) and I've been listening to her podcast Ask Julie Ryan for some time. I was led to her work and wanted to learn more.
To say that the training was the best decision I've ever made is an understatement. I learned so much and was so energized that I didn't sleep for the entire weekend that I was there. We were the first in-person class and it was so successful that Julie will continue to offer the training in person.
I met so many incredible people and featured a handful in today's show, including Julie.
Typically, I round up the show with the "Top 3" takeaways. With today's episode, I challenge you to think of three things that you're grateful for and I bet you can come up with more than three.
And repeat this exercise every night before falling asleep. Try it again tomorrow, and the next day, and the day after that.
Now that's really something.
Listen in to this episode and lean in to the feeling of gratitude.
PODCAST RESOURCES:
Episode 113: Julie Ryan on Finding Comfort when a Loved One Dies
Episode 74: What are you grateful for? (2022 episode)
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Julie Ryan is a businesswoman, inventor, author, international podcast host, and serial entrepreneur. Her surgical device inventions are sold globally and she has founded nine companies in five different industries.
Julie is also a psychic Medium and Medical Intuitive.
Julie Ryan brings comfort to thousands of people around the world. When you listen to today's episode you will learn how Julie's career transitioned and how she provides light and healing to all who are open to it.
I ask you to consider practicing a beginner's mind in listening to this episode. You will be blown away by what you hear; you can't make this stuff up.
To continue the conversation with Julie, follow her on Instagram, her YouTube channel, listen and subscribe to her podcast, Ask Julie Ryan, visit her website: AskJulieRyan.com, and check out the plethora of resources she has available on her site, including her books and courses.
She is offering her first in-person Angelic Attendants training and you don't want to miss it. It's the first weekend in November from the 3rd through the 5th. Check it out to learn more and don't hesitate to sign up as the training is almost full! Learn more with THIS LINK.
Grab your FREE COPY of her incredible book: Angelic Attendants: What Really Happens As We Transition From This Life Into the Next. Fill out the form and don't forget to mention that you heard Julie on the Office Flip Flops podcast! Use THIS LINK to request your free digital copy.
You can also use THIS LINK to get digital copies of her adorable Angel Messages Series made especially for Kids, for Dogs, for Cats, and for Truth.
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Ginny Palmieri, is the Co-Founder and CEO of my Nextory, a platform that provides career advisory solutions built to inspire and inform every employee at all levels so they can thrive throughout their entire career.
Ginny has helped hundreds of young adults and professionals find their way in their careers. This episode sheds light on the top tips that have led her career journey and the professionals she has mentored and sponsored along the way.
Regardless of how many years of experience you have under your belt, Ginny's guidance applies to all of us because essentially, our career path is not a straight line; it's a zig zag.
To continue the conversation with Ginny, connect with her on LinkedIn and don't forget to message Ginny and mention that you heard her on Office Flip Flops. Check out the mynextory.com website to learn more about the great work that Ginny and her team are doing.
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Harriet Stein is the author of Perfect Attendance and a professional speaker. She brings Mindfulness Programs to organizations of all sizes to transform employee productivity, engagement, and satisfaction.
Mindfulness is now being incorporated by organizations to lower healthcare costs, support employees in staying focused which improves their performance, and reduce levels of stress.
This episode was created for you. It's 20 minutes of wisdom that you won't forget. Go ahead, create that memory.
To continue the conversation with Harriet, check out her website, buy her book Perfect Attendance, or connect with her on LinkedIn.
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94: Why Does Organizational Culture Matter? with Angela Heyroth
77. How Does Compassion Fit in the Workplace? with Dr. Angela Dash
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Sheila Cosgrove, ACC, PMP (She/Her) is a career strategist and coach for successful women leaders. She guides women so they can have their dream careers, make more money, get promoted, and do work they love while having balance.
Working with Sheila, women become more confident, negotiate like pros, create better boundaries, define success on their terms, and get paid what their worth.
And if you're not female, I ask you to consider Sheila's message because whether you're working for yourself or for someone else, it's always important to know what sets you apart from others and what value you bring to the table.
To continue the conversation with Sheila, connect and follow her on LinkedIn.
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Episode 102: How to Stay Employee(d) with Katherine Daniel
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Dr. Philip Agrios is a Business Breakthrough Specialist, international speaker, and bestselling author who works with businesspeople worldwide to move from self-sabotage to self-made success. He guides people on how to quickly uncover a trait that we are all born with, which is the Inborn Sabotaging Trait. He discovered it over 30 years ago and has worked with thousands and thousands of people from all walks of life and ages.
Phil's personal journey is the story within all of us. In other words, he allowed his inner saboteur to hold him back professionally and personally. Within his work for a true solution, Phil discovered the precise predictable cycles that occur naturally everywhere he looked: Self-sabotage was an integral part of it and he slowly learned what to do to help himself and now he shares this with us so that we too can break out of our destructive “habit-loops.”
To continue the conversation with Phil, check out THIS LINK to watch the 12-minute video and unlock your inner saboteur.
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As a continuation of last week's episode (Episode 107: Peter Russell on How to Cultivate Personal Agency in Young Adults, Part 1) you'll hear the remaining three belief systems that Peter Russell has redefined for young adults with his work at Kindling. He states that within Kindling, it's really about cultivating personal agency; having the belief and confidence that you can take charge of your life and make things happen provided you have the tools and resources to do so.
Peter Russell is the CEO & Founder of Kindling, an online based mentorship platform designed to help young adults aged from 18-29. Kindling is about empowering young adults to develop the skills, tools, and mindset to thrive both personally and professionally.
This week's episode is a continuation of last week's show where we discuss the last three set of beliefs (there are six) and how to reframe them: Talent vs. Effort; Effort vs. Opportunity; and Passion vs. Interest.
Lean in and hear Peter's passion and dedication in service to young adults. It's fascinating work.
To continue the conversation with Peter, visit Kindling, check out the home page where you can "Watch Our Trailer" and "A Look Inside" or fill out the contact form.
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Peter Russell returns to the show and we take a deeper dive with his work at Kindling. He states that within Kindling, it's really about cultivating personal agency; having the belief and confidence that you can take charge of your life and make things happen provided you have the tools and resources to do so.
Peter Russell is the CEO & Founder of Kindling, an online based mentorship platform designed to help young adults aged from 18-29. Kindling is about empowering young adults to develop the skills, tools, and mindset to thrive both personally and professionally.
In this episode we discuss the first three set of beliefs and how to reframe them: Reframing IQ; Neuroplasticity; and Multiple Intelligences.
Take a listen and hear Peter's passion and dedication in service to young adults. It's fascinating work.
PODCAST RESOURCES
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Episode 96: Peter Russell on How to Cultivate Success in Young Adults
Episode 105: Where Leadership Starts with Angelo Valletta
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Dr. Jennie Byrne is a trained physician, psychiatrist, and neuroscientist who published "Work Smart: Use Your Brain & Behavior to Master the Future of Work" which is about the workplace and how we can use an understanding of our brains and behavior to make it better now.
Dr. Jennie's research came about during the pandemic as we were trying to figure things out. The technical term for zoom fatigue is video conferencing fatigue and it's a real phenomenon. The research shows that our brain is basically in a high state of alert and that our brain resources are being drained to try to navigate a highly unnatural environment.
In this episode we also talk about the importance of taking care of ourselves so that we don't experience empathy fatigue.
And at the end, we have some fun talking about how emojis turn on our brains the same way facial expressions do.
To continue the conversation with Dr. Jennie, connect with her on LinkedIn, check out her website Dr. Jennie Byrne.com, and buy her book: Work Smart: Use Your Brain & Behavior to Master the Future of Work. I know I am. Work Smart will be available on Audible this summer!
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