UpNext at The Stream

UpNext at The Stream

By Gabrielle BoschéSociety & Culture
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UpNext at The Stream episodes

  • UpNext — Brady Shearer on Growing a Business Through Generosity
    On this episode of UpNext, Gabrielle talks with Brady Shearer about his passion for helping church leaders. Brady was made the media director of his church when he was a sophomore in college and had never designed a website before, but he was eager to learn — and now he’s sharing his knowledge with churches all over the world as the CEO of Pro Church Tools.
    Listen in as Gabrielle and Brady discuss:
    — How to start an online company by giving things away
    — The power of virtual mentors
    — Leading with generosity
    To learn more about Brady and his work, visit prochurchtools.com.
    21 min
  • UpNext — Ashley Crouch Shares How to Live a Miraculous Life
    A single word led Ashley Crouch to change her career and her life. Today the millennial entrepreneur shares from her journey and discusses how she gets it done with Gabrielle.
    Listen in as Gabrielle and Ashley discuss:
    — How to meet the day empowered instead of reactionary
    — The power of intentionally challenging your thought patterns
    — Why women should launch their own businesses
    Crouch is the creator of Bloom, Lovely and founder of Appleseed Communications, LLC, a PR company that works with entrepreneurs. Read more about Ashley and her work at bloomlovely.co.
    20 min
  • UpNext — What Millennials Want at Work
    Gabrielle has a special message for leaders about what millennials want at work. Contrary to media stereotypes, millennials entering the workforce don’t expect trophies. They expect to be able to collaborate and find their purpose — before their midlife crises hit.
    Gabrielle’s passion for reconciling generations began when she was 17 and wrote a book to help leaders in the church understand that it doesn’t take contrived hipness to reach this generation, but the true message of the Gospel.
    Listen in as Gabrielle explains:
    — The three things millennials look for in their jobs.
    — Why graduation into adulthood is taking longer for millennials.
    — Why millennials are looking for older generations as mentors and partners.
    — Why humility is the key for learning for millennials and for those who work with them.
    18 min
  • UpNext — Brian Bosché Explains Why You Should Write That Book Now
    This special episode is for anyone who has ever thought of writing a book. Millennial author and entrepreneur (and Gabrielle’s husband!) Brian Bosché shares what he has learned and why he believes authoring a book can transform passion into expression.
    Listen in as Gabrielle and Brian discuss:
    Why you shouldn’t wait to write your book
    Brian’s single-tasking method of writing and how it can break through the common blocks for beginning authors
    Why stories are the true competitive advantage
    How writing a book can help you discover and apply your calling to your life
    Learn more about Brian and his latest book at www.giveadamn2016.com.
    24 min
  • UpNext — Sean Dunn on Reaching a Hurting Generation With the Love of Christ
    Sean Dunn has devoted his life to reaching the next generation with the good news that Jesus cares. Sean is the founder and president of Groundwire, a network of free volunteer coaches that leverages technology and media to share the love of Jesus Christ with youth and young adults.
    By asking how to reach the ones that don’t want to be reached, praying and studying cultural trends, Groundwire is able to share authentic hope with many who might not be ready to walk into a local church.
    Listen in as Gabrielle and Sean discuss:
    — How to use media to change the way you share your faith
    — Why taking two steps back is actually a sign of growth
    — The art of building your private strength to be used in public.
    To learn more about Groundwire, or to become a Groundwire coach, visit groundwire.net.
    22 min
  • UpNext — Kara Aubrey Nelson on Taking Risks and Reaching a Generation
    Kara Aubrey Nelson is a recording artist and millennial missionary, the founder of Gen Live and Untamed, a rock opera about a millennial in search of significance.
    Listen in as Gabrielle and Kara Aubrey talk about:
    — How writing out her personal mission statement changed Kara — — — Aubrey's career (and how to do it)
    — The underestimated power of journaling to overcome future challenges
    — What to do when everyone thinks you’re crazy (including you!)
    Read more about Kara Aubrey Nelson and her passion to reach her generation athttp://www.karaaubrey.com/#!about/c2414.
    25 min
  • UpNext — Kendall Altmyer and the New Abolitionist Movement
    Like the abolitionists of old, Kendall Altmyer uses jewelry to tell a story about slavery and the value of every human life. Kendall is the founder of The Penny Story, where pennies are worn to represent victims of human trafficking and donate money to the movement to abolish slavery in the 21st century.
    Listen in as Gabrielle and Kendall discuss:
    — Why just praying isn't enough and faith requires action
    — How to become an accidental leader and start movements
    — What to do with your crazy idea
    — How to reject self-doubt and become all that God has for you.
    Learn more about Kendall and The Penny Story by visiting thepennystory.com.
    22 min
  • UpNext — Kirsten Haglund on Millennials in the Media and the Future of Feminism
    On this episode of UpNext, Gabrielle catches up with Kirsten Haglund, political commentator and Miss America 2008. Kirsten is an advocate for women in politics and regularly speaks on body issues.
    Listen in as Kirsten and Gabrielle discuss:
    — What our Instagram really says about our lives
    — How millennials can get over their fear of failure
    — Being a strong woman in the media and what the future of feminism looks like
    — How to overcome a stereotype that women can’t be pretty and smart
    Find out more about Kirsten’s work at www.kirstenhaglundfoundation.org.
    30 min
  • UpNext — Allison Lee Pillinger Choi Breaks Out of Stereotypes As a Bleeding Heart Conservative
    Meet Allison Lee Pillinger Choi, a young mom who is breaking stereotypes as a Harvard alumna and author of Bleeding Heart Conservatives: Why It’s Good to Be Right (Post Hill Press, 2016).
    Listen in as Gabrielle and Allison discuss:
    — Why Millennials don't want to call themselves conservatives
    — What will make the next generation vote Republican this November
    — What life is like as a conservative in Manhattan
    Read more about her book at posthillpress.com/writer/allison-lee-pillinger-choi.
    17 min
  • UpNext — Jennifer Murff on Why Millennials Still Need Marriage
    On this episode of UpNext, Gabrielle interviews Dr. Jennifer Murff, president of Millennials for Marriage. Jennifer’s research shows that millennials are abandoning marriage at an astounding rate, with devastating consequences for future generations.
    Listen in as Gabrielle and Jennifer discuss:
    — Why millennials are avoiding marriage and what it means for our communities
    — How young couples can get over their fears of commitment and break the cycle of divorce
    — The secrets to having the best relationship in your twenties
    Strategies for critical conversations every couple needs to have.
    Find out more about Jennifer and her work at MillennialsForMarriage.com.
    14 min

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