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In this segment of "Time We Discuss" we look at what it's like to be a pediatric neurologist and ICU physician.
Ever wondered what it takes to be a pediatric neurologist? From diagnosing and treating complex brain disorders in children to making a difference in their lives, being a pediatric neurologist is a highly rewarding yet challenging career. In this video, we delve into the daily life of a pediatric neurologist, exploring the joys and difficulties of this specialized field. Whether you're a medical student considering a career in pediatric neurology or simply curious about this fascinating profession, this video is for you. So, sit back, relax, and let's dive into the world of pediatric neurology!
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0:00 - Intro
0:36 - Typical Day as a Pediatric Neurologist / Pediatric ICU
3:03 - Separating emotions
3:57 - Working hours for a pediatric neurologist / pediatric ICU
4:52 - Research hours and working hours
5:57 - What does it mean to be the best pediatric neurologist
8:56 - Holidays, night shifts, and on call
10:16 - My friend, the doctor
11:14 - Schooling for a pediatric neurologist
13:21 - Pivoting and becoming a doctor later in life
15:06 - Hidden costs of being a doctor
16:08 - Research at medical facilities
17:43 - Talent Has the Floor
19:19 - Outro
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Dr. Emma=================================================================
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In this episode of Time We Discuss, we meet competitive gamer (first half of the video) Gina Scarpa who is also a professional voiceover artist (second half of the video). Aside from voicing the trailer for Nintendo's Zelda Tears of the Kingdom, she has also done work for Instacart, AT&T, and Walgreens to name a few. She also did voicing for the new Xenoblade Chronicles X game.
Want to become a video game voiceover star in 2025? From iconic characters to immersive storytelling, voice acting is an essential part of the gaming experience. In this video, we'll explore the world of video game voiceovers, sharing expert tips and industry insights to help you get started on your journey to becoming a voiceover star. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this video is packed with valuable information to help you succeed in this exciting field. So, what are you waiting for? Let's dive in and discover the secrets to becoming a video game voiceover star in 2025!
After viewing this segment, you should have a general idea of a career as a video game voiceover artist or competitive gamer and see whether or not you have what it takes to be either of these.
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0:00 - Intro
0:42 - What's it like being a competitive gamer?
1:43 - Do you play in gaming rooms or online?
2:27 - Transitioning to competitive gaming.
4:48 - How ranking works in competitive gaming.
5:46 - Ranking reset with different games.
6:52 - Making and losing money at competitive gaming.
8:20 - What it takes to be a professional gamer.
9:36 - Smaller gaming competitions for prize money.
10:46 - Getting matched up with other competitive gamers.
12:28 - Negative social side of competitive gaming.
14:23 - Type of work you are doing as a voiceover artist.
15:27 - Getting started doing video game voiceovers.
17:01 - What education do you need to be a video game voiceover artist?
18:43 - The importance of having an agent as a voiceover artist.
20:43 - Paying for an agent.
22:58 - Do voiceover artists typically need to supplement their pay?
24:40 - Unions and the voiceover industry.
25:50 - The impact of AI on the voiceover industry.
28:44 - Talent has the floor.
29:31 - Outro
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Gina Scarpa=================================================================
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Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of your favorite books? A book editor's job is often overlooked, but is it really as crucial as some make it out to be? In this video, we explore the role of a book editor and just how important their job really is. From grammar and punctuation to plot development and character arcs, editors play a vital role in shaping the final product. But do they deserve all the credit? Tune in to find out!
After viewing this segment, you should have a general idea of a career as a Book Editor and whether or not you have what it takes to be a Book Editor.
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0:00 - Intro
0:39 - Typical day as an editor.
2:21 - Different types of editors.
3:57 - Extra gig - school trips as a history expert.
4:34 - How common is it to have experts on school trips?
5:28 - How often are you asked to go on trips as a history expert?
6:19 - More about development editors
7:56 - Different tools during the editing process.
9:48 - Working with publishing houses vs. directly with authors.
11:11 - Are you expected to edit for reading level?
12:36 - Education background
14:43 - AI and its place with editing.
16:23 - Finding reputable editors.
18:45 - Editing for editors.
19:17 - Paul Martin as an author
21:58 - Talent has the floor.
22:53 - Outro
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Paul Martin=================================================================
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In this segment of "Time We Discuss" we look at what it's like to be a reporter or journalist.
Ever wondered what it's like to juggle two demanding careers as a reporter and an author? In this video, we're lifting the curtain to give you a behind-the-scenes look at the highs and lows of pursuing these two passions simultaneously. From managing deadlines to finding inspiration, we're sharing the unfiltered truth about what it takes to succeed in both fields. Whether you're an aspiring journalist, author, or simply curious about the world of storytelling, this video is for you. So, sit back, relax, and get ready for a candid conversation about the realities of being a reporter and author.
Stay tuned to gain valuable insights and inspiration from a seasoned reporter to find out if this career is right for you.
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0:00 - Intro
0:30 - What's the day to day like for a reporter?
3:35 - The role of organizations PR and the media.
4:58 - Breaking into the industry without a degree
6:16 - The role of social media as a reporter
7:05 - Let's talk books.
7:49 - Creating a publishing house.
9:52 - Manufacturing process as a small publishing house
11:59 - The role of the publishing house getting books in stores.
12:57 - Extra considerations when creating a publishing house.
13:36 - Talent has the floor
14:43 - Outro
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Steffanie Costigan=================================================================
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In this segment of "Time We Discuss" we look at what it's like to travel the world and write about your experiences as a professional author.
Want to travel the world and get paid for it? As a professional author, you can turn your passion for exploring new destinations into a lucrative career. In this video, we are joined with best-selling author, Don Sawyer and he talks about how he monetized his travel experiences and turned them into bestselling books. From researching markets to crafting compelling stories, we'll cover the essential tips and tricks to help you succeed as a travel writer. Whether you're a seasoned writer or just starting out, this video will inspire you to take the leap and turn your travel dreams into a reality. So, what are you waiting for? Pack your bags, grab your laptop, and get ready to embark on the adventure of a lifetime!
Stay tuned to gain valuable insights and inspiration from the experiences of a best-selling.
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0:00 - Intro
00:35 - Leaving the PhD program and now what?
8:47 - Tips for becoming a better writer
12:51 - Switching between technical writing to fiction.
15:31 - Traveling to write
15:55 - Financing writing projects.
18:37 - Challenges of publishing multiple books
21:52 - Podcast shout out.
24:54 - Outro
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Don Sawyer=================================================================
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In this segment of "Time We Discuss" I spoke with Holly Faust and we look at what it's like to be an Occult Researcher and minister.
Are you fascinated by the mysterious and the unknown? Do you spend hours pouring over ancient texts and scouring the internet for hidden knowledge? If so, you might be wondering if being an occult researcher is a real career path. In this video, we'll delve into the world of occult research and explore whether it's possible to make a living studying the esoteric and the arcane. From degree programs to job opportunities, we'll cover it all. So, if you're ready to uncover the secrets of the occult, keep watching!
Join us as we explore the mysteries that lie beyond our reality and learn how to become a part of this fascinating field.
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0:00 - Intro
0:49 - Being an interfaith minister and occult researcher
1:34 - Transitioning from law field to occult researcher
4:04 - Back to school for nursing
5:24 - Why did you choose to be a stay-at-home parent?
6:20 - Why did you choose not to return to nursing?
7:10 - Baby steps - becoming a minister and occult researcher.
8:23 - How do you help people as a minister and occult researcher?
10:04 - How do people find out or how do you find people?
10:41 - Helping people understand symbols.
11:55 - How often are you onsite with those you are trying to help?
12:33 - Let's talk about the classes you teach.
13:30 - How can people get started becoming an occult researcher?
14:52 - How can people network as an aspiring occult researcher?
15:58 - What's this career path really like?
17:03 - Holly Faust as an author
21:43 - Getting an autism diagnosis as an adult.
23:44 - Talent has the floor.
24:41 - Outro
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Holly Faust===
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In this segment of "Time We Discuss" I look at what it's like proactively change careers and find fulfillment.
Are you feeling stuck in your current job and dreaming of a career change? Making a successful transition to a new career can be intimidating, but with the right strategies and mindset, you can turn your dream into a reality. In this video, we'll share practical tips and expert advice to help you plan your dream career change successfully. From identifying your strengths and passions to creating a tailored action plan, we'll cover everything you need to know to make a smooth and fulfilling transition. Whether you're looking to switch industries, roles, or pursue entrepreneurship, this video will provide you with the guidance and inspiration you need to take the first step towards your dream career. So, if you're ready to break free from your current job and start building a career that truly reflects your values and aspirations, watch until the end and get ready to take action!
Stay tuned to learn more about the thriving careers and career opportunities awaiting you!
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0:00 - Intro
0:59 - First career change
5:59 - Why web development? Why enter and why leave?
10:00 - Getting started doing anything
13:53 - Comparing yourself to others
15:30 - Developing your inner voice to further change
17:49 - As an author
19:42 - Getting out when you're stuck
20:38 - Talent has the floor.
22:00 - Outro
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Chindia Ilonka=================================================================
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In this segment of "Time We Discuss" we look at what it's like to be a mentor and business coach.
Are you a young entrepreneur looking for a mentor to guide you towards success or are you interested in being a mentor? Having a great mentor can make all the difference in your journey. But what makes a GREAT mentor? In this video, we'll explore the qualities and characteristics that set exceptional mentors apart from the rest. From providing valuable feedback to fostering a supportive environment, we'll dive into the essential traits that can help you achieve your goals. Whether you're just starting out or looking to take your business to the next level, this video is for you. So, what are you waiting for? Watch now and discover the secrets of finding a GREAT mentor!
Stay tuned to gain valuable insights and inspiration from the experiences of different professionals at Time We Discuss.
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0:00 - Intro
0:37 - How do you become a mentor or business coach?
3:14 - Do mentors get paid or is it strictly volunteer?
5:22 - How do you find a mentor or mentee?
6:44 - What circumstances warrant finding a mentor?
8:14 - How long does the mentor/mentee relationship last?
9:31 - How can you get contracted with an organization as a mentor?
10:47 - How do you measure success as a mentor?
12:29 - How do you get certified as a mentor?
13:13 - Process of verification for mentors
14:00 - Education helpful before becoming a mentor.
15:50 - Working alongside other professionals
17:55 - About publishing his books.
18:10 - Self publishing vs. traditional publishing house
21:38 - Best way to get started as a mentor
22:24 - Guest has the floor
23:11 - Outro
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Doug Lawrence=================================================================
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Get ready to challenge your perspective on corporate heroes! In this thought-provoking video, we dive into the world of Corporate Chaos and explore the often-overlooked heroes who keep the wheels turning. From behind-the-scenes problem solvers to innovative thinkers, we'll uncover the REAL heroes who deserve recognition. Join us as we celebrate the unsung champions of the corporate world and discover who truly deserves the title of hero.
Stay tuned to gain valuable insights and inspiration from the experiences of different professionals at Time We Discuss.
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0:00 - Intro
0:34 - Typical day for a change manager
3:04 - How a change manager is different than a project manager
4:43 - How important are psychology and behavior understanding?
7:38 - Education for a change manager
11:40 - Why did you leave change management?
11:52 - What are the typical hours for a change manager?
12:05 - Why did you leave change management (part 2)?
14:19 - How did you start writing your books?
17:08 - Getting started
19:00 - Getting help writing a book
20:41 - Guest has the floor
22:09 - Outro
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Candace MacPhie=================================================================
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Are you prepared to face the harsh reality of blindness in the workplace? In this eye-opening video, we're shedding light on the challenges, obstacles, and surprising truths about visual impairments in professional settings. From navigating office spaces to communicating with colleagues, we're exploring the unseen struggles and triumphs of blind employees. Get ready to broaden your perspective and discover ways to create a more inclusive and supportive work environment for all. Whether you're an employer, employee, or simply someone who cares about making a difference, this video is a must-watch. So, let's dive in and uncover the truth about blindness in the workplace!
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0:00 - Intro
0:49 - Blindness in the workplace.
8:39 - Why are organizations scared to hire blind workers?
11:32 - Organizations for people that are blind.
13:29 - Jobs and imaginary limitations
16:39 - Guest has the floor
18:34 - Outro
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Michael Hingson=================================================================
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