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Stephen Warley describes himself as "happily unemployable" after nearly 20 years of working for himself when the dotcom bubble and the 2008 recession disrupted his career and the broadcast industry forever.
Stephen has recognized and distilled a discreet set of unchangeable human characteristics that are rarely emphasized in traditional settings. Stephen helps clients build new businesses and prepare for the future of work by focusing on the "life skills that matter".
In this episode, we discuss the three most important life skills and how they work together to future-proof any business. Stephen identifies the four learning curves that happen simultaneously when learning how to work for yourself.
Learn how Stephen's 30 day accelerator program can help you transition from traditional employment to self-employment or help you get traction in a struggling or stagnant business.
Hannah Sutor and her husband had everything except time with each other and memorable experiences with their new daughter outside of their demanding jobs. They traded in 90% of their possessions and their suburban lifestyle for an RV adventure on the road. Learn how the Sutors leveraged technology, Youtube and other platforms to learn how to make an unconventional idea possible and what Hannah learned about herself, work-life balance and the U.S. along the way.
Anna Harrison has a unique background that dovetailed perfectly into her business as a travel consultant who provides custom itineraries for experienced and novice travelers alike.
In this episode, we discuss Anna's fascinating childhood and post-graduate experience, the business model which allows her to personalize her business at no extra cost to her clients, how she uses modern tools to streamline her service and much more.
Ed Latimore is multi-dimensional. What's more interesting is that his dimensions are not your typical past-times.
In this bonus episode, you'll hear the parts of our conversation that weren't related to his explosive Twitter presence including life after graduating with a degree in Physics, how he prepares for a professional boxing match, other projects, speaking opportunities and how Ed can take advantage of having captured the attention of thought leaders online.
Kelly Garrett has been curious and eager to try new technologies since the earliest days of desktop publishing and dot matrix printers. She combined her IT and graduate degree in marketing to start her own freelance business designing websites and other projects for clients after graduate school. Fast forward 12 years and Kelly is the founder and Master of Marketing of Ekcetera.com, a design and marketing business, where she helps clients with all aspects of branding, marketing and developing customer relationships. Her latest fascination is facebook messenger bots and she's quickly becoming an expert in the technology.
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