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For additional information to learn and connect with Chris, please see:

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For additional resources and more about Olive, please see:

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Ben Bradbury talks about his journey to New York City and how he overcame financial stress to then having financial flexibility. He mentions his "three things" as a triangle for his Portfolio Career. By focusing on strengthen those three things over-time, productizing them, and then offering them free to new key contacts, Ben has been able to have his work contribute to a TED Talk.

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Advice on starting a new project or revenue stream is a two-part exercise:

Suggests to learn what your unfair competitive advantage is. "What do you find easy that your friends find very hard?"

Once you determine #1, then give that skill or value-add to someone you can learn from with no expectation of getting anything back in return.

Once Linda Kristoffersen got tremendous help and support from a new friend, leading to a great consulting job at a leading firm. Even more so since then, Linda has LEANED INTO new projects and opportunities, and actively gives back to others. As an engineer and technologist at hear, she brings her problem-solving mentality to her work. After having lived and grown up internationally, Linda is looking to solve world problems, and respects companies and leaders that seek to make change.

Linda offers in-depth career advice and lessons learned along her journey and growth. She is very inspired by her friends and peers that are working on exciting projects too.

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Linda is looking to learn and network with peers looking to solve world problems. In addition, Linda is particularly looking to connect and collaborate with women interested in blockchain technology.

As both a CTO and CMO, Nate Cooper helps entrepreneurs and content producers to create recurring revenue through membership sites. He was the Founder and CEO of New York City-based EdTech startup, Reboot Labs. In addition to previously being a teacher at General Assembly, School of Visual Arts and the Fashion Institute of Technology, he is the author of Build Your Own Website: A Comic Guide to HTML, CSS and WordPress. He also is the host of the Cut Your Learning Curve podcast.

A few notable insights:

-how he deeply values his degree in the Liberal Arts (not widely known). He believes it is important for building projects and companies.

-his reasoning for becoming a podcaster and key themes that keep coming up from guests, particularly around motivation, psychology.

For more information and to support Nate's portfolio career, please go to:

For free resources and for a free strategy call, please go to:

Alex Portera is the Cofounder of Nowhere Men, a freelance writer and video producer. A decision to "just travel" and to participate in the Mongol Rally somewhat unexpectedly turned into the Nowhere Men. This Facebook Watch show has a weekly documentary style to it. In a short period, they have produced over 100 episodes with some episodes exceeding over 200,000 views.

A few other highlights:

-Alex talks about his love for his cofounders as well.

-Reading the book, So Good They Can't Ignore You, by Cal Newport had profound impact on Alex. It was a freeing book for him.

-Alex recommends to "follow your curiosities and interests" as much as possible, and to maintain consistency with them.

If interested in to connect, support, and learn from Alex, please find him at:

An exciting interview with Jillian Richardson! Jillian learned that she was going to be a writer as early as a kid. A key internship in college gave her the confidence to launch writing career. After moving to NYC and not having real human connection and relationships, Jillian started The Joy List, a newsletter of community and uplifting events in New York. This was sparked by going to Camp Grounded. In addition to the newsletter and writing thought leadership pieces for executives, Jillian hosts conference and events. She is extremely focused on her mission to make New York City and major cities less lonely. She is also currently writing a book called Unlonely Planet.

In addition, Jillian offers some key advice regarding entrepreneurship, lessons learned, systems building, and talks about personal topics as well.

"Scratching her own itch." Jillian has a knack and headstrong personality for solving social and society problems she sees. Quickly.

In addition to some key people mentions and thanks, she also mentioned these resources:

The Joy List:

Contact information:

Thanks for listening!

An exciting interview with Kean Gardner! Kean has four different projects and interests to grow and optimize his portfolio career. More recently, Kean has developed a new skill as a stand-up comedian in New York City. Kean mentions helpful personal and career development insights, information, and tactics. And a few funny stories. Enjoy this to further develop your portfolio career!

A few other key takeaways and insights:

An exciting interview with Kean Gardner! When he goes to a party, he often looks to see if someone is dancing or not to start a conversation.

In addition, Kean talks about his work in personal finance, travel, and as a property manager. More recently, Kean has developed a new skill as a stand-up comedian in New York City.

Kean mentions helpful personal and career development insights, information, and tactics. And a few funny stories.

Kean is particularly interested in discussing ideas on collaborating and scaling his dancing craft and growth professionally.

Contact information:

Hope you enjoy this episode to further develop your portfolio career and connect with Kean!

Hey my name is David Nebinski.

Growing up, I first wanted to be a meteorologist after loving the movie, Twister. In college, I thought I should work in finance because I was not terrible with numbers.

I left a "traditional" career in Washington DC and moved to San Francisco. Because I knew I could be an Uber driver. I have worked at startups and put my whole life into them.

At the end, I was stuck. From this pain, I realized how important it is to have multiple projects and interests. Since I am afraid of not having an exciting and resilient portfolio career, I started this podcast. I want to learn from others that have a portfolio career.

My goal is for you to try to find excitement about your career. A new project, idea, friend is usually all we need to get going again.

Join me as I learn. Hopefully you can too!

Thank you.