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In this podcast episode, Tara Haislip speaks with Julie DeLucca Collins about her multifaceted career journey, from dancing to becoming a paralegal, and her eventual pursuit of passion after leaving the corporate world. They explore the concept of burnout, its signs, and the importance of mindfulness and self-care. Tara shares her personal growth, the role of therapy in overcoming past trauma, and the balance of masculine and feminine energies. She discusses her upcoming book on breaking ancestral chains for a brighter future and emphasizes the value of healing for personal and generational betterment. Tara's services and dedication to public speaking are also highlighted, showcasing her commitment to helping others on their paths to self-discovery and healing.

Links & Mentions

• "Book": "You Can Heal Your Life" by Louise Hay": 00:18:12
• "Meditation Practice": mindfulness meditation and finding what works for each individual: 00:11:39
• "Tea Making Practice": making a cup of tea in the afternoon as a mindfulness practice: 00:13:43
• "Therapy and Inner Work": 00:19:06
• "Reiki, Hypnosis, and Shadow Work": 00:21:53
• "Balancing Masculine and Feminine Energy": 00:25:26
• "Book Recommendation": "It Didn't Start with You" by Mark Wolynn: 00:30:10
• "Netflix Show Recommendation": "Another Self" (Based on the book "It Didn't Start with You"): 00:32:59
• "Services and Events": Grounded Energy 111 website, Instagram: @grounded_energy_111: 00:35:20
• "Public Speaking": 00:36:51
• "Conclusion": 00:37:13

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With over two decades of experience, Sarah Shriver is the VP of Programming and Marketing for FAST Channels and VOD Sales at BBC Studios. Her previous roles include positions at A+E. Sarah is also an urban BeeKeeper and co-owner of Gowanus Apiary. In this episode, we discuss: 

• Career transition
• Strategies for integrating into new roles
• Essential skills for successful sales executives
• The balancing act of urban beekeeping in her life

Show Guest
As the VP of Programming and Marketing for FAST Channels and VOD Sales at BBC Studios, Sarah Shriver focuses on expanding monetization opportunities and BBC Studios' programming presence across various platforms. With 20+ years of experience, Sarah previously held roles at A+E, overseeing digital content sales and ad sales, and driving growth strategies for A+E's digital portfolio. She also has a background in digital media sales, having worked with iVillage/NBCUniversal and represented niche print publishers. Sarah is an active CHIEF and Women in Cable Television (WICT) member and resides in Brooklyn with her family, including her dog and multiple beehives.

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Jill Griffin is committed to making workplaces more successful for everyone through leadership training and development, team dynamics workshops, and employee well-being programs. Her executive coaching, workshop facilitation, and innovative thinking have driven multi-million-dollar revenues for top agencies, startups, and renowned brands. Collaborating with individuals, teams, and organizations, Jill fosters high-performance and inclusive cultures while facilitating organizational growth.

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In this curated episode of the Revenue Builders Podcast, we engage in an insightful conversation with Hollie Castro, a seasoned Chief People Officer and business transformation leader. Hollie delves into the evolving landscape of loyalty in the workforce, dissecting changing career expectations, motivations behind career transitions, and the shifting definitions of loyalty across different life stages. Holly shares invaluable insights on redefining loyalty in the modern workplace, emphasizing the importance of mindset shifts and transparent conversations between leaders and their teams.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

[00:00:52] Traditional career longevity is evolving; individuals are more inclined to pursue diverse career paths, influenced by factors like peer comparison, financial gains, and personal growth.
[00:01:44] Different life stages dictate varied motivations for career changes. Social media plays a pivotal role in shaping individuals' perceptions of success.
[00:03:01] Loyalty remains a fundamental concept, but the expression and expectations surrounding loyalty have transformed over time. Leaders must adapt to the changing dynamics of employee loyalty.
[00:04:49] A shift in mindset is crucial. Loyalty doesn't necessarily equate to lifelong commitment; it involves honest conversations and continuous re-recruitment efforts.
[00:06:28] How employees exit a company is as vital as their contributions while working there. Leaving transparently and with a positive plan benefits both the departing individual and the organization.
[00:08:25] The world is smaller than perceived; leaving a positive legacy matters, as personal reputations endure through professional connections and references.

HIGHLIGHT QUOTES

[00:01:18] "Social media is a powerful force. So when they perceive their peer group to be, you know, making more money or having a bigger title, that has a huge influence on how they think about themselves."
[00:04:49] "Loyalty means something different... It's more about having an honest conversation. Somebody's going to leave. Who's going to leave? What do we need to do to re-recruit them?"
[00:06:54] "How you leave is more important than actually everything you did because it's the only thing people will remember about you."
[00:07:42] "At some point, you're going to quit a job. And when you do that, how you do it... are you going to be a pro or are you going to be a loser?"

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In Eric's Words:

I used to be miserable. I had spent my whole life exceeding expectations, and eventually landed a dream job at Google, tasked with responsibilities that felt so important that I could not fail. But a couple years later, I was working 8am to midnight every day, including most weekends, drowning in emails and meetings and tasks, feeling stuck with no idea how my life was ever going to change. Now my work is meaningful and inspiring to me, and I work when I choose. I spend quality time with my family, while still having time for my own pursuits. I am designing my own life, day by day, to create impact in alignment with my values. What changed? I realized I had a choice. I could keep going as I had been, letting my success be defined by the expectations of others. Or I could find a new path, one where I chose my own success. As part of redesigning my life, I became an executive coach, helping leaders grow their impact by sharing the principles and mindsets that I had used to change my own life. In November of 2023, I published a book, You Have A Choice: Beyond Hard Work to Meaningful Impact, to share that approach with a wider audience and help others start on their own journey of discovery and creation. 

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In our sixth episode of season 2, we speak with Karen Loon, Non-Executive Director and Author.

Karen is a thought leader and speaker on workplace diversity and inclusion. She had a successful corporate career for 29 years, and then transitioned into board roles. She was formerly PwC’s Singapore and Asia Pacific Diversity Leader and a member of its Global Diversity Leadership Team and Global Financial Services Diversity Steering Committee. 

She recently wrote a book called Fostering Culturally Diverse Leadership in Organizations: Lessons from Those Who Smashed the Bamboo Ceiling. The book was a finalist in the 2023 Business Book Awards, International Book section.

Karen shares her views about what it takes to transition through different career identities. She also speaks of her research on the need for organisations to foster greater cultural diversity to enable greater representation at the top.

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In this episode, we talk with Lisa Jasinski whose book “Stepping Away: Returning to the Faculty After Senior Academic Leadership” looks at the benefits and challenges of transitioning from senior leadership to faculty, a scenario that is both unique to yet common in higher education.

In this episode of Uneducate Me, we explore how Jared's teaching background empowered him to thrive in the dynamic world of tech.

At its core, Jared's story embodies the transformative power of self-efficacy – the unwavering belief in one's ability to conquer new challenges. His journey takes us from his days in education to his bold leap into the tech industry, illustrating that every role and function has transferrable skills to a new path. 

We'll delve into how educators like Jared can apply their resourcefulness, empathy, and communication skills to excel in roles that extend far beyond the classroom. Jared shares with us the liberating experience of being entrusted to make impactful decisions, tackle complex problems, and contribute to a dynamic work environment.

Whether you're searching for inspiration on leveraging your unique perspective to navigate uncharted territories, or seeking to understand what value teachers can bring to the corporate space, this episode will showcase the depth that teachers have and their immense value in or outside of the classroom. Join us in exploring the profound impact that embracing change and self-belief can have on your personal and professional journey.

In this heartfelt conclusion, the host, Dr. Sirisha Kuchimanchi, reflects on the remarkable journey of creating this podcast. From the initial idea and challenges of startup to the growth and impact, Dr. Kuchimanchi shares her personal transformation and what she has learned from the conversations and experiences. She emphasizes the importance of perseverance, building a supportive tribe, and seizing opportunities. This closing episode is a tribute to the listeners, guests, and everyone who has been part of this inspiring podcast. Tune in to hear Dr. Kuchimanchi's reflections and words of encouragement as the Women Career and Life podcast comes to a graceful end.

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In this insightful podcast episode,  I hosted Amanda Hill, a healthcare lawyer and founder of Guard My Practice,  and we discussed crucial aspects of physicians' professional lives. 

The conversation spans the challenges doctors face, particularly when it comes to employment contracts, work-life balance, and the ever-relevant topic of job transitions.

Join us as we explore strategies for navigating the complexities of the medical profession, empowering physicians to take charge of their careers, advocate for their best interests, and achieve lasting success.

What you will learn from this episode:

1. Understanding Career Leverage
2. Setting Boundaries Without Compromise
3. Negotiating Contracts Effectively
4. Preparing for Career Transitions
5. Empowering yourself  for Resilience as a Physician

Join us as we explore strategies for navigating the complexities of the medical profession, empowering physicians to take charge of their careers, advocate for their best interests, and achieve lasting success.



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Everybody wondering how to build wealth should listen to this episode with Codie Sanchez. 

Codie is a mastermind in turning 'boring' businesses into profitable ventures. She explains the allure of investing in everyday businesses like laundromats and car washes, showcasing how these often-overlooked opportunities can be lucrative. She also reveals her top strategy for increasing sales in small businesses, a hack that has proven pivotal in her success.

We then shift to Codie's unique acquisition technique, a method influenced by Amazon's business strategies. She provides valuable insights into this approach, demonstrating how it can be applied to various business models for maximum effectiveness. Additionally, Codie shares her perspective on the burgeoning legal cannabis market, offering her thoughts on its current state and future potential.

In the final segment of today's episode, Codie and James discuss her "Contrarian Thinking" course and newsletter, which embody the essence of challenging conventional wisdom and investing in unconventional ideas. Codie elaborates on the core principles of the course, emphasizing the importance of 'investing in yourself,' a philosophy that resonates deeply with the themes of James' book "Choose Yourself." 

This episode is not just about investments and strategies; it's about the mindset and resilience required to excel in the world of business.

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Welcome back to another Q&A session on Kickoff Sessions.

This session is a deep dive into your questions on business, fitness, money and lifestyle changes. You'll hear about the practical steps I recommend for getting started, my approach to staying fit while building a business, and how quitting alcohol has impacted my life. I'll also dive into creating content, staying consistent, and how to avoid the pitfalls of toxic online behaviours.

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(14:04) What Do You Want Your Life To Look Like When You're 83?
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The career path of Ebehi Ijewere has not been easy, however—by trusting her instincts—Ebehi has found herself as an architect at Jacobs and host of the Layers of Design podcast. Ebehi grew up in Lagos, Nigeria where her creative influences were her mother and aunt who was an architect. These influences pushed her to move to the U.S. at the age of 17 for college.

Being an international student presented itself as a bit of a barrier after college as Ebehi applied for jobs. This led her to feel alone, but it also encouraged her to search for others having similar struggles. Finally through a connection, Ebehi landed her first job in architecture, but it never seemed fulfilling. Ebehi realized she wanted more than just any architecture job—she wanted one that truly valued her contributions.

This led her to rely heavily on her instincts—not being afraid to leave jobs that don't seem to be the right fit. It's admirable when people recognize a particular job is not enriching them and have the courage to move on. This is what led her to Jacobs, into a role where she truly feels valued. Ebehi encourages others not to ignore that feeling when "something isn't working."

Ebehi's story is an important reminder that you must seek out work cultures that empower you.

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Ever wondered how resilience and adaptability can help you reinvent yourself? Meet Dan Bigger, a man who has successfully navigated various career pivots, personal trials, and life changes. His journey is an inspiring tale of resilience that casts light on the emotional and physical tolls of job loss and moving, and the significance of effective communication during such transitions.

Dan's story is not just about career twists and turns but also about honesty, authenticity, and the importance of staying true to oneself. His experiences have taught him to reassess his relationships and manage time more productively and intentionally - lessons that he's eager to pass on. Plus, hear how he transitioned to working alongside his wife in their joint business, Glimmerglass Gifts, and the balance of strengths that make their venture successful.

Finally, we unpack the concept of calculated risks involved in reinvention and the necessity of a backup plan. Dan's insights into taking early life risks and maintaining a carefree attitude offer a unique perspective and a wealth of wisdom for anyone considering a career change or personal reinvention. This episode is a treasure trove of valuable insights on life changes, career transitions, and personal growth. Get ready to be inspired by Dan's tale of resilience and reinvention!

Host: Julie Basello, Basello Media
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In this enlightening episode, we delve deep into the art and science of career transitions. Whether you're contemplating a shift to a new industry or a different role within your current sector, making the leap can be both exciting and daunting. We break down nine actionable tips to guide you on this journey:

1. Conduct Self-Assessment and Research: Understand your why and what's out there.
2. Identify Transferable Skills: Recognize the strengths you can bring to a new role.
3. Network and Build Relationships: Forge connections that can open doors.
4. Acquire Additional Skills and Knowledge: Equip yourself for the new challenge.
5. Tailor Your Application Materials: Make your resume and cover letter stand out.
6. Seek Mentorship and Guidance: Learn from those who've been there.
7. Gain Practical Experience: Get your feet wet and build credibility.
8. Be Adaptable and Open to Learning: Embrace change and new opportunities.
9. Stay Persistent and Resilient: Keep pushing forward, even when the going gets tough.

Join us as we unpack each tip, sharing insights, anecdotes, and expert advice to help you navigate your next career move with confidence and clarity.

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Does this sound familiar? You've been told to work harder and longer hours, sacrificing your own happiness and fulfillment in the pursuit of success. But despite your efforts, you still feel a sense of emptiness, dissatisfaction, and burnout. It's time to break free from the ineffective action of chasing external validation and instead focus on pursuing joy and passion. By prioritizing what truly ignites your soul, you can finally experience the happiness and fulfillment you've been longing for.

"Fear is a healthy body function, it's supposed to keep us safe. There is a difference between being fearful and being cautious." - Matan Cohen-Citron

In this episode, you will be able to:

• Immerse yourself in the compelling reasons why mindfulness and activity should be part of your everyday life.
• Transform your fear into a catalyst for your growth and development.
• Comprehend the undoubtedly consequential link between your mental and physical self and its bearing on your health.
• Venture into the realm of passion-driven work and find your true joy.
• Incorporate bite-sized, yet impactful, steps towards a more enriched and fulfilled life.

Moving Through Fear
Most of us perceive fear as a hurdle, an emotion to be quashed. But what if we viewed it in a different light? What if we perceived fear not as an enemy but as a guide, a compass leading us to growth and enlightenment? Fear is essentially an in-built safety mechanism in our psyches, an ally that safeguards us rather than our adversary. Matan offered an intriguing outlook towards fear during his discourse with Sheri. He suggested befriending our fears rather than attempting to drive them away, to move 'through' the fear instead of trying to move 'away' from it. This unique perspective of recognizing fear as an inherent part of our nature and a friend rather than an enemy is curiously liberating and empowering in our journey of personal growth. 

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• Send a message to Sheri Miter to let her know what you got out of the conversation with Matan Cohen-Citron.
• Explore Matan Cohen-Citron's online education and programs for mindfulness and movement @ www.matansmovement.com

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Immerse yourself in a thought-provoking dialogue between Corey Berrier and Christopher Scoville as they share their daily challenges and achievements. From recounting a spouse's flat tire ordeal to strategizing company rebranding, their discussion traverses diverse entrepreneurial terrains. Exploring financing tools, they discuss website integration and brainstorm podcast themes. They spotlight the innovative features of their financing solution, allowing consumers to comprehend costs seamlessly. The conversation then navigates toward high-ticket item financing, merging with Contractor Commerce, and the power of transparent online pricing. Amid personal anecdotes about tire mishaps and Christopher's career transition, they reveal the journey of his software company's growth. Discover how entrepreneurship, faith, and personal evolution intertwine in their narratives of honesty, innovation, and success.

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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to leave your successful career and embrace the adventure of entrepreneurship? You’re not alone, many professionals dream of being their own boss or creating multiple streams of income. Are you ready to take a transformative leap that holds the potential for extraordinary growth and fulfillment?

In Part 2 of this thought-provoking interview, co-hosts Nola Boea and Lori Vajda talk to Shari Cedar, a former senior TV executive and executive producer for notable award-winning hits networks, about her transformative journey into self-employment. Join us as she reveals her valuable insights, essential tips, and resources that will empower you to confidently navigate your own entrepreneurial path.

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By the end of this episode, you’ll learn 

• The importance of embracing new opportunities and taking calculated risks for personal and professional growth. 
• Tips for applying prior experience to drive innovation and success in a new role, industry and marketplace.
• Strategies for effectively navigating the transition into new entrepreneurial path
• Practical tips, steps, and secrets for how to successfully identify and apply transferable skill in a new entrepreneurial setting

Key points Lori and Nola are sharing in this episode:

(08:31:29) How to identify the specific skills from your prior career that can help you transition into your current role.

(10:59:79) Starting a business can be a bit intimidating at the start, particularly when it comes to seasoned owners. Here’s how you yourself can navigate that kind of terrain where you're not necessarily the go-to expert.

(14:53:29) We’re told you shouldn’t work with your spouse. Tips you can use if you want to go into business with a friend, spouse or family member.

(16:55:94) Why failure is a good thing when you’re just starting out. Here’s how you can use honesty, integrity and the experience to improve your customer/client relationships.

(20:00:03) This stands out as the one thing our guest wished she’d known at the start of her journey.

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Transcript

On today’s episode, I’m talking to Assistant Professor and Sport Scientist Catherine Saenz about career transitions.

Catherine is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Human Sciences at The Ohio State University. Her research focuses on how exercise and nutrition impact energy metabolism at the molecular level and translating this into personalized performance prescriptions. With one year to go in her PhD program she followed her advisor from UConn to Ohio State which meant she had to retake classes and extend her training. And then again in her first job out, she was one year away from going up for tenure when an opportunity to go back to Ohio State came up and she again took the risk and made the transition. Before pursuing an academic career, Catherine thought she would do clinical work and completed an internship in Dietetics at Iowa State University and a postdoctoral fellowship with the Cleveland Guardians.

We talk about:

• How to navigate career transitions
• The trap of excusing not getting started by over-preparing and being stuck in a learning mode or student-mentality
• Building your confidence and your voice to share the work that you love

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