We are back with part 2 of Georgia Green's episode! Georgia Green is a cake maker, decorator & teacher, business owner, youtuber, content creator, mom, wife, and friend!

We chat about how Georgia launched and maintained an in-person business in a new country, at the START of covid, the challenges of getting our footing professionally after having a baby, the pressures of social media, and balancing it all!

• Get access to Georgia's recipes, work with Georgia, order a cake, book a cake class, buy her cake cook book and more at ⁠Georgia's Cakes! ⁠

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Pt 1: Georgia Green is a cake maker, decorator & teacher, business owner, youtuber, content creator, mom, wife, and friend!

Today is all about listening to your gut & making scary real, brave decisions-- something Georgia has done many times both personally and professionally. And they surely have been worth it!

We talk about what it means to make multiple career pivots, the crazy role social media has played in her story, what really goes on behind the making of a perfect cake, and figuring out the balance between motherhood and being a solopreneur.

Stay tuned next week for part 2 of Georgia's episode!

• Get access to Georgia's recipes, work with Georgia, order a cake, book a cake class, buy her cake cook book and more at Georgia's Cakes!

• Follow Georgia on Instagram here!

Coming to you live from her clinic in TLV, Dr. Daniela Muller is on the show today! Aside from being Oscar's veterinarian and most favorite human, Daniela began her veterinary studies at the age of 29, bringing a unique and super important perspective to our career community of figure-it-outers. Daniela didn't plan on owning her own clinic and being a business woman-- and she works in the way that's best for her, brushing off expectations from society. The hardest part of being a vet? Daniela's answer might surprise you.

Follow Dr. Daniela' Muller's clinic or bring your pet to get care from Daniela! I highly recommend!

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We are back with a new episode after a long hiatus, joined by the wonderful Giada Condello! A multi-hyphenate, Giada is a recipe developer, blogger, and home-cooker for My Italian Flavors, where she shares the comfort of Italian home cooking through her personal recipes and stories.

Giada is also a wife, mother, property manager, entrepreneur, and unexpected advocate for Israel. Everything about Giada feels a bit surprising, in the best way! In this episode, we get into the tough stuff. We talk a lot about the struggle to try and live normal lives and share our passion projects within the layers and context of war, what food means in these challenging times, and why it's so hard to explain what's happening in Israel overseas.

To learn more about Giada and get your hands on some amazing Italian homemade recipes, check out her website My Italian Flavors, follow her on instagram , and read up on her My Italian Flavors Substack!

This was a spur-of-the-moment, middle of the night recording. Haven't shared an episode in a long time. As the name suggests, this episode is just reflecting on what it has been like dealing with pregnancy and having a newborn baby as we continue to find ourselves in this war.

It's been quiet on What Should I Do With My Life? Get an update from Steph and where her head is at.

Today, we got my brother, Dr. Adam Horwitz on the pod!

Adam is a clinical psychologist and assistant professor at the University of Michigan School of Medicine in their psychiatry department. His Psychology career has combined several different elements– research, clinical work and therapy with patients, teaching and lecturing, and much more. Some of his areas of interest and focus include cognitive and behavioral risk factors associated with suicidal behavior, trauma-focused therapy with veterans, and CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) for mood and anxiety disorders. 

In this episode, Adam shares with us a bit about how he compartmentalizes the difficult subject matter he deals with in his work, tells us how he overcame his own imposter syndrome when starting off in his career, and tells us how we can use values as opposed to goals to help us navigate our careers. 

Here is my amazing brother, Dr. Adam Horwitz!

Surprise!

Tune in for this impromptu episode with my nephew, Benjamin Horwitz!

Find out what Benjamin wants to do with his life, and hear his expert advice for those trying to figure it out!

Listen closely for cameos from my nephew Jakey and my dad, Arthur!

Join Steph for this short and sweet bonus episode all about job crafting: what is it, how can we do it successfully, and how can we utilize this tool to make our careers more meaningful and fulfilling?

Enjoy!

Today, we just DIVE RIGHT IN - we go deep, we go there, right away, and it’s a very different and layered chat than any other that I have had on this podcast. I’m very excited for you to meet the one-of-a-kind Pamela Wise on the Podcast!

Pamela wears many many many hats– Pamela is a senior Talent Agent, she is a personal branding expert, an acting coach, an educator, and an exquisitely sensitive mensch who loves to go dancing!

Today, we talk all about our instincts, gut feelings and intuition - in the world of talent management as well as entrepreneurship, and just plain and simple as human beings, we talk about the Ted Lasso-ness of being a talent agent, we chat a lot about figurative stovetops and why YOU need to figure out what’s boiling and simmering on yours, and we deep dive iton personal branding and the importance in the consistency of being YOURSELF when it comes to your personal brand, and how to do that!

You’re going to hear us talking about this cool cat Jonas Altman peppered throughout the conversation  - that is how we know each other, through the shape of work program when Pamela was a visiting presenter–so  - shout out to Jonas!

Listen closely, and eat it up  like a nice bowl of chicken noodle soup. Here is Pamela Wise.

Please make sure to check out more from Pamela and get in touch at https://pamelawise.com/