In part two of this series, you'll hear about how:

- New techology may cause job displacement for a few industries, however, historically, more jobs have been created with new tech

- News can be a great starting point to learn what is new and how it can help indicate what future jobs will look like - Industries like retail have become omnichannel as they adapt with new technologies

- What is the number one way to get a job

- If you are interested in a new role, are you a better candiate unemployed versus employed

- Learn what keywords in your resume can help become recognized by recruiters

- Can mass applying to positions put you at an advantage or disadvantage for hiring purposes

- Learn what will set you apart from other candidates who are unfamiliar to the industry

- Learn what things you should do in your life, career, or whatever that will set you up for success

In the first part of this two part series, you'll hear:

- To stand out in today's dynamic workforce, loyalty is what can set you apart

- Job hopping as a young professional can helpful in some cases, however, repetition of this behavior can quickly turn into a red flag

- To avoid job hopping, applying for other roles at your company can help you gain different experiences

- With annual reveiws becoming passé, one-on-ones and townhall meetings are two example of how corporations are able to learn how they can keep "A" players

- Being employed at an aspirational and innovative company is important to employees knowing that the company they are working for is giving back while making money

- Globalization of companies continue to bring a variety of new perspectives

In honor of the recent passing of Helen Williams, this previously released mother daughter interview is published in her memory.

In this episode, you will hear about:

- Helen and Vanessa Williams's memoir titled You Have No Idea: A Famous Daughter, Her No-nonsense Mother, and How They Survived Pageants, Hollywood, Love, Loss (and Each Other)

- How encouragement, laughing, and support from her mother helped Vanessa succeed despite a variety of struggles

- Advice for mother's when it comes to supporting their childeren

- How their strong relationship gave Vanessa the tools to succeed

In this episode you will hear:

- How an effective program can lead to positive change in your community

- Listening to those you hope to serve is an effective way to make an impact

- Keeping open communication is a vital way to build trust and ensure that a program is effective

In this episode you'll hear about:

- Using your education, research, and experience in making a business

- Bringing new life to commodies

- Partnering with experts to co-create products to aid in making new products

- Navigating the struggles of an entrepreneur and how discovering your own skillsets can ease the process

- Adding even more purpose to your business: working with other organizations or turning your work/research into a community impact project

In this episode you'll here about:

- Taking the ordinary to the next level

- Pivoting your education to fit your life goals

- How not having the expertice in every aspect of your business doesn't have to limit your potential

In this show you'll hear about:

- Hustle culture as an over achiever perfectionist

- The latest research on positivity, productivity, and elite

- How to accomplish more by doing less

- When to say no

- Practical tips on how to live a balanced life

In this episode you'll hear about:

- Turning a century old product into a renveue maker

- How a singular product can address a variety of needs

- Variations of your product can create subsectors for your business

In this episode you'll hear about:

- A multi-olympic medalist, talking about the importance of giving back, especially to your own community

- How understanding and catering to your audience can aid in their success and yours

- Offering a variety can be beneficial in certain industries

- Being in a role model at your company can inspire other in an out of your community

In this episode you'll hear:

- Creating a product that addressed a need

- The importances of STEAM

- Encouraging legacy with your products

- Inspiring young women in their pursuit of science and technology