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Is it better to specialize in one thing, or to be pretty good at a lot of things? What are the pros and cons?
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JOIN THE SUCCESSFUL DROPOUT COMMUNITY!This week Kylon and Te jump on the mic to share what's been happening in their life, and also share a big announcement about the future of SD!
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JOIN THE SUCCESSFUL DROPOUT COMMUNITY!This week Kylon jumps on the mic to share what's been happening in his life and businesses recently and where things are going in the future.
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JOIN THE SUCCESSFUL DROPOUT COMMUNITY!I figured I owed the Successful Dropout community an explanation on we haven't published a new episode in weeks. :)
-Kylon
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JOIN THE SUCCESSFUL DROPOUT COMMUNITY!Pleased to share yet another Gienger Family Roundtable Discussion. This time on the topic of accountability.
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JOIN THE SUCCESSFUL DROPOUT COMMUNITY!Damien Foord is on Successful Dropout for the 3rd time to demystify the process of building a great brand.
A brand is more than just your logo and your business card. It's much more than your reputation or what people think about you or how you make them feel. A brand is how you make an effort beyond yourself—a company or project or just a professional persona—relatable on a human level.
For people that went to university, they largely live off of their uni's brand until they have enough experience and expertise of their own. For dropouts, we don't have that luxury. That's why creating a deeply resonating and emotionally connected brand is one of the most important things a dropout can do.
Get the Branding for Dropouts PDF and worksheet here!
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JOIN THE SUCCESSFUL DROPOUT COMMUNITY!Jeff leads Your Project X, a social venture dedicated to helping people (re)discover their purpose to build careers they'll love. He has more than 19 years experience as an entrepreneur, consultant, professor and change-maker. He is the founder of five social ventures, including IBM's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) consulting practice. In 2011, he developed the curriculum for the first MBA in Sustainability on the East Coast, at Bard College, where he was the Leadership professor. He was also two-time Chairman of the Carnegie New Leaders at the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs.
This week Jeff and I discuss actionable strategies for shifting your perspective and thinking in order to realize opportunities that may be right in front of us. As much as we'd like to think we are open minded to new opportunities and changing the trajectory of our careers, we are almost always searching for new solutions from the same mindset that gets us stuck in the first place. How do you change this? Jeff and I outline and discuss six new methods that you can put into practice today:
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JOIN THE SUCCESSFUL DROPOUT COMMUNITY!Cheyenne is a writer and futurist with a fierce love for leveraging digital communication. She's mostly ghostwriting, copywriting, and content writing about life, innovation, technology, and human-centered design. When she's not writing or learning something new, Cheyenne travels and spends time with her little boy. She currently resides in Raleigh, North Carolina.
This isn't Cheyenne's first time on Successful Dropout and her episodes just keep getting better! This week we talk about how to succeed and live your best life in the face of suffering, especially past trauma in your life. No one is immune from suffering, but you can't play the victim. Suffering if one of life's greatest teachers, and it's your responsibility to learn and grow from those negative experiences. Let them temper you. The simple truth is that character cannot be developed in ease and quiet.
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JOIN THE SUCCESSFUL DROPOUT COMMUNITY!This week I'm incredibly excited to bring you an episode from Systems for Success. SFS is a podcast led by my dad, Lonnie Gienger, and once a month our entire family gets together for a "family roundtable discussion" episode and we teach on specific topics as a group. This week we discuss financial management and how to control money so it doesn't control you.
It's also exciting for me to have the SD community meet my entire family all in this one episode. They are all entrepreneurs, podcasters, teachers, influencers etc...just generally high achievers. We like so say "you may be born into the Gienger family, but you still have to become one". :)
RESOURCES/THINGS MENTIONEDThanks again for listening to the show! If it has helped you in any way, please share it using the social media buttons you see on the page.
Additionally, reviews for the podcast on iTunes are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and I read each and every one of them.
JOIN THE SUCCESSFUL DROPOUT COMMUNITY!This week we were able to get Stephen Warley from Life Skills That Matter back on the show! Stephen has dedicated his time and energy to training people how to approach and navigate the future of work and new realities when building their careers.
In this episode we discuss one of the most important skills which could be considered the basis of all self development, is self awareness.
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JOIN THE SUCCESSFUL DROPOUT COMMUNITY!From the publisher's feed