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- 024: The Entrepreneurial Mother - with Shelly Gruenig, STEM EntrepreneurWhy start a business while also caring for your children as a mother? Shelly Gruenig did it for many reasons, but first and foremost to help her family. What's better than mixing entrepreneurship with a momma-bear? We discuss other important topics such...46 min
- 023: It's Who You Know, Not What You Know - with Kody Thurston, Secondary Market of Consumer Packaged GoodsWhen I go to the grocery store at 9 or 10 o-clock at night, I can’t help but wonder what happens to all this food they don’t sell! I mean, it’s crazy that grocery stores still have so produce and other food for sale only a couple hours before closing....49 min
- 022: Creating a Career in Film - with Venus Monique, ActorWhat is it ACTUALLY like being an actor? Today’s guest, Venus Monique tells us about her experience over the years in the film industry. One of my biggest questions I had for her was: Is it possible to make a decent living as an actor even though you...46 min
- 021: Defining a Successful Career - with Jason Moore, Microsoft Group Program ManagerHave you ever wanted to have your hobby be your career? It can seem crazy, especially if you’re well into your career already. But it’s definitely something you should consider doing if you’re unhappy in your current career path. Jason Moore is a Group...53 min
- 020: What Makes a Great FBI Agent? - with Todd Palmer, FBIDo FBI agents actually fly around in private jets, or go uncover to bring down gang leaders? Todd Palmer has worked in the FBI for over 21 years and gives us a first-hand account at what his experience has been like. He has degrees in German,...57 min
- 019: How to Remember Your WHY - with Chris Recinos, Chief Nurse ExecutiveHow can you remember WHY you started a difficult journey when you’re in the middle of it? Chris Recinos had a life changing experience when she at just 15 years old. This experience guided her to a path that has led to a long and fulfilling career as a...57 min
- 018: Three Opportunities We Now Have Due to the Corona VirusThe Corona virus has taken over the media and made a spot in our world's history. In this episode, I wanted to share 3 opportunities that have been given to us because of the situation we are all in. I am not trying to attempt to lessen the fact that...19 min
- 017: The Danger of Being Too Focused on a Career Path - with Emily Garvin, Music TeacherIs there danger in being too focused on a career path? Emily Garvin talks to us about her journey of becoming a Suzuki Method music teacher. She has learned a lot of valuable lessons over the years, such as keeping your options open to what you expect...54 min
- 016: Finding Value in Your Work - with Anita Belitz, Entrepreneur and FinancesFinancial stability is not always enough to stay in a career. In this week’s interview, Anita Belitz tells us about her experience of leaving a successful 20-year career and why it was so important for her to begin a new career doing something she...1 hr 11 min
- 015: Emotional Survival - with Jason Hoschouer, Motorcycle Cop and Collision ReconstructionistWhat do cops think about giving traffic tickets? Jason Hoschouer has had a career as a motorcycle cop for 13 years, being responsible for writing tickets and working as a collision reconstructionist. He shares insights into a police officers personal...1 hr 15 min
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Confidently make your career change to something that excites you. Whatever time of life you're currently in, if you're searching for a career path that you can be excited about and love, then make…
sure you hit subscribe to keep learning. In this podcast, I interview all sorts of people from all different kinds of professions and backgrounds. We will be exploring these professions together to get a clear picture about what life can be like working in that profession. I believe that your career should be something you love. If you're like me, you aren't even sure what you love because you simply don't know what opportunities are out there in the world! Join me on this journey in discovering a career path that will bring a lifetime of fulfillment and joy. Make sure you find our community on Facebook: Career Fulfillment for Those Seeking a Career Change.