The Career Cafe

Many aspiring DJ's have at the desire to make the leap from small clubs and bars to the challenge that is becoming a radio show presenter. 

My guest, Kevin Selwyn Wilkin made this transition and has become very popular on the radio, along with being a UK and international DJ.

Selwyn shares his journey and provides us with some some tips on how to get there yourself along the way.

*apologies for the minor sound issues at the beginning
 

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The Career Cafè provides insights into different career roles to help those with considering their options to take understand those roles and the steps to get there.
In this first episode for season, we will talk about careers for  people with ADHD.

Many people with ADHD struggle in their careers and are some of the brightest, most creative people in the world, but they have to play by their own rules.  So says …

Shell Mendelson, who has a master’s in counselling with an emphasis on career, and has helped hundreds of ADHD adults and young adults over the past 35 years to find a fulfilling and sustainable career direction. 

Shell is the author of the book “A Course for ADHD Adults and Teens: Unlock Your Career Path” .
Join us to hear what Shell has to sy.

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We all face challenges in our chosen careers and there are questions that we need answers to. How do we deal with certain situations,  may not know the answers to to challenges we face.  

Known as The Queen Of Being Seen, Jenny Kovacs joins me in The Career Cafè and provides some nuggets, hints and tips to answer some of those career challenge questions; Job satisfaction, work-life balance and technology in the workplace.

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Sometimes, you just don’t have a clear idea of what you want your career path to be. You can gain 12 or 13 GCSE’s and A levels and naturally go on to university only to find that it’s not for you. What do you do then? How do find your passion? This is typical at any stage of a persons career.

My guest, Krystine Godden experienced this and will be telling you what she did

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Longevity in the hair and beauty industry is no mean feat. In partnership with his sister, Joy, Roan Bradshaw has run the First Glance salon in SE London for nearly 36 years, surviving pretty much everything that has been thrown at them.
How do you thrive and survive in the hair and beauty business for so long?

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My guest, Tanya Gomez, is supremely experienced in the employability sector and I have coaxed her to come out of her shy and retiring shell to talk to us about the employability sector and her career in it. She is equally comfortable and a community contributor in NE London. Tanya's raison d'être is helping people in the community and in to work.

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So what does it take for a person to move into a professional sales role? 

What kind of salesperson would you want to be and what do you need to do to get there? 

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Siblings in families always go off and forge their own paths and careers. But what happens when you’re  twins. 

What is that happens to make them different when it comes to careers? This weeks' podcast has my twin, Tony Goslin as an extra special guest and we take an irreverent look at what happened along the way to make us 'uniquely different'.

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Careers that develop and provide people with practical skills are very much needed in these challenging days. Alton Bradshaw is a person who left school, went through his apprenticeship and eventually threw himself into a career as a self employed electrical contractor. 

What is it that 'sparks' that very specific interest in a person to become an apprentice electrician? 
Then, as they grow, what do you need to build, develop and establish a successful business that will thrive?

Alton answers those questions for us in the Career Cafe.

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This episode has my guest, Frank Chambers who is an analytical chemistry testing consultant who runs his own Lab called Inhalytic Ltd.

Frank went from working for Astra Zeneca, being made redundant and designing his own vinyl album picture storage frames, only to rediscover his passion and set up his own laboratory from scratch at Kent's Discovery Science Park. 

Download to learn how Frank went from science here to testing superhero in this great example of personal belief and growth.

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