Thank you in advance with Huy Tran

In this episode I sit down with another longtime friend, Rodney Caldwell. We talk what led Rodney to become a lawyer and what its like being a new dad. 

Had the privilege of sitting down with my dear friend, my brother from another mother, Marcus Jones.  Marcus shares his journey and what led him to become an Air traffic controller. We also talk about the current state of the country. 

Staying connected with a colleague during the pandemic is important. Taking time to ask how others are doing and to have casual conversations about what is impacting our lives. In this virtual podcast, I bring back my friend Heather Ullig to catch up, and to talk changes in the workforce.

In this episode I had the opportunity to sit down with Steve Harlow, co-owner of Nashville Fit Lab and co-host of the podcast Caffeinated and Confident. I met Steve earlier this year through a longtime friend and producer of this podcast, JP, so I was excited to hear more of Steve's journey and how he got to where he is now. 

In this episode I had the opportunity to have a conversation with Christen Clark. I've known Christen for a number of years now and I am grateful to him for sharing his story. Thank you Christen!

Elegence is someone i have known for about a year now and someone I've had many conversations with. I am so happy we were able to capture some of her journey! I cant wait to follow up in a year!

Had the chance to sit down with a longtime friend of more than 20+years, Tim Elizer. Tim is the President and owner of Signs First here in Nashville and someone I have wanted to sit down with for a while. Tim's journey is one of hard work and dedication and I am so excited to share this one with you guys.

Had the Privilege of sitting down with a dear friend I have known for quite a while, Heather Ullig. Heather is a phenomenal HR leader and a colleague I reach out to even to this day for advice. So, thank you Heather for joining me on the Podcast!!

Hard freakin work. From a 2yr. old immigrant to creating a happy career journey. 

When change happens, do you look at why its not possible or do you find the steps to make it work? How do you hear things in your own head?