Angela is joined by Dr. Sara Bauer DDS to talk about how she decided to pursue a career in dentistry, how she came up in the industry, the importance of maintaining your education, what life is like as a dentist, what different fields in dentistry are available, and more!

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Angela is joined by Darold Sauber, her husband and a business development executive, to explain his engineering background and to answer questions on that field. He shares how to know if it's the right path for you, the perks of the job, what engineering companies look for when hiring, and what his dream career is.

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Senior Parenting Editor of Good Housekeeping Magazine, Marisa LaScala, offers listeners an inside look at the magazine she works for, advice for those looking to get into journalism, her favorite parts of being a writer, and how she got into her writing career.  Follow Marisa on Twitter and find her articles on Good Housekeeping!

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This week, Angela is joined by writer and journalist Les Steeds, who through the lens of his experience with ADHD discusses what it’s like in the real world as a journalist. Les explains how he ended up in journalism and what it takes to survive in such a competitive field, how he was able to get involved in his community through his career, and how he personally handles rejection. 

Listen to Les’ podcast “Off the Point” here

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This week, Angela is joined by podcast host, speaker, and entrepreneur Peter Shankman. Peter explains how he weaved his way through different stages of entrepreneurship, the reason why decided to hire an assistant to handle his schedule, and how he’s able to juggle his different businesses by being his own worst boss. 

Peter Shankman's Novel: Faster Than Normal

Listen to Peter's Podcast here

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Angela’s guest this week is an Amen’s Clinics certified psychiatrist, Jay Faber, who details his journey into how he became a psychiatrist and the daily routine he goes through, what interested him in psychiatry over psychology, and the advice he would give to college students experiencing independence for the first time.

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Angela is joined by the Director of Counseling Services at Evangel University, Brian Upton, who offers his professional advice on dealing with career indecision as a college counselor, the role that he thinks a degree plays in a student’s motivation, and what a good candidate for his job would look like. 

Learn more about Brian and Evangel University at www.evangel.edu

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Angela is joined by Concentus Wealth Advisor's Founding Principal, Erik Strid. He discusses what degrees are of interest to financial firms today, his thoughts on the need for continuing education, what you need to make it in this type of career. Later he shares insight into Concentus Wealth Advisor's hiring process and what other career path he was considering early in life

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YouTube baker Mary Haiar joins Angela to talk about how she pivoted from being a hair stylist to being a popular baker on YouTube, what it used to be like to build a client list before social media, and why she made the decision to change careers. She also talks about some of the challenges you face on YouTube and the type of audiences she reaches.

Find Mary right here on YouTube!

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Angela is joined this week by former NFL Player turned business entrepreneur, Rick Elmore, who discusses his experience in transitioning from being a professional full-time NFL Football Player, to working in medical sales, to eventually starting his own business, Simply Noted. Rick explains why he believes that sports play an important part in childhood development, what he looks for in the hiring process for his business, and how parents can coach their kids in a way that will help them, rather than adding pressure on them. 

Learn more about Rick and Simply Noted here!

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