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Outside the Blocks: A Puzzle Podcast35. Another Musical Episode with Guest: Adam DoctoroffEmma and Adam talk about the first seven* Muller Monthly Music Meta puzzles from 2024! Spoiler warning for ALL of those puzzles, so go solve them first if you haven't already! *The first ~30 minutes of the episode is a discussion of the January-June puzzles, and the rest of the episode is a live-solve and discussion of the July puzzle, which was released the day of recording.Links of interest:Muller Monthly Music Meta: https://pmxwords.com/"32. An Elemental Episode" (our previous episode on the 2024 MMMM covering just the May puzzle): https://outsidetheblocks.buzzsprout.com/2044327/15093368...
2024-07-1442 minOutside the Blocks: A Puzzle Podcast18. "Fifth Wheels" by Mark Woychick Emma and Will chat with Mark Woychick, constructor of the puzzle "Fifth Wheels" in the Contest Crosswords Combating Cancer (CCCC) puzzle pack. This episode includes spoilers for "Fifth Wheels," so go solve it first if you haven't already! Since this is the final episode in the series on CCCC puzzles, Emma and Will also chat a bit about what the plans are for future podcast episodes; if you just want to listen to puzzle talk, skip ahead to 10m30s where the discussion of "Fifth Wheels" begins.TO GET ACCESS TO THE PUZZLE PACK:1. Make a do...
2023-08-2044 minOutside the Blocks: A Puzzle Podcast11. Guest Constructor: Mark WoychickEmma and Will chat with Mark Woychick, who constructed the Pandora's Blocks puzzle "Seconds Count!" Spoilers for "Seconds Count!" (as well as some incidental spoilers for a WSJ puzzle from a couple years ago, "We'll Have Waters All Around"). Emma and Will also give a brief introduction to the new puzzle pack organized by Will, Contest Crosswords Combating Cancer (CCCC). More episodes about that coming soon!Links of interest (in the order they're mentioned in the episode):"Seconds Count!": https://crosshare.org/crosswords/FcY4RGxfJuaZ17ztxUQU/seconds-count"We'll Have Waters All Around" - March 29, 2021 (aka "...
2023-05-2139 min
So Called PodcastSeason 4 RecapWe're at the end of season 4, and it’s time to take a look back. I ask my guests, “What advice would you give to your younger self?” not to ask what they would change, but to understand what they’ve learned along the way. The final episode of season 4 compiles my guests’ answers to that question. I hope you find their advice both inspiring and motivating as you pursue your own career. And if you have advice for your younger self, please share it with someone you care about. Find full episodes from season 4 and all past seasons...
2021-09-2205 minSo Called PodcastSteve Adelman, Nightlife EntrepreneurHow much is enough? You don't need to be King of Everything, says Steve Adelman, Nightlife Entrepreneur. Instead, be King of Enough and spend time developing long-term relationships. Steve has ruled the nightlife realm for 30 years, but he didn’t begin his career as a nightlife entrepreneur. His career transition began as the result of a party at his apartment after he'd left a consulting job he didn’t love. Success in making such a drastic career change wasn’t easy, but Steve was driven by his interest in the nightlife and entertainment business. Hard work...
2021-09-1515 minSo Called PodcastErin Sorensen, Project Manager at Ethos Design/Remodel and Ethos Real EstateBut what if it doesn't work? Failure is not the end of the world, says Erin Sorensen, Project Manager at Ethos Design + Remodel and Ethos Real Estate. She says when failure happens, take a step back, calm down, and figure it out. Erin is figuring things out daily at Ethos. Success in building and remodeling often requires the ability to combine knowledge of the industry and permitting processes along with the skills of a historian, archeologist, technologist, and inventor. She enjoys the variety in her work and learning new ways of doing things, which makes her a...
2021-09-0814 minSo Called PodcastSarah Cunningham, Principal and CEO of Ethos Design/Remodel and Ethos Real EstateDoes what you do have integrity with who you are? For Sarah Cunningham, Principal and CEO of Ethos Design/Remodel and Ethos Real Estate, having that integrity of purpose is important for her to feel good about what she does day to day. More than designing and remodeling, Sarah's work is about building community and connectedness, which happens by designing spaces one at a time to meet the needs of each client. At the same time, she seeks to create homes that will benefit current and future generations, building sustainably for the benefit of the community for...
2021-09-0115 minSo Called PodcastKatie Bratland, Public Relations and Communications ExpertWhen opportunity knocks, will you open the door? Make sure you take a close look at the opportunities you are given, advises Katie Bratland, Public Relations and Communications Expert. You can always say no after you consider an opportunity, but know the details before you make a decision. Katie almost missed out on a career-changing event when she was about to pass on a six-month engagement with the World Cup. She decided to go to the interview, and the role ended up shaping her career ever since, leading her to an executive role in communications/public relations...
2021-08-2515 minSo Called PodcastEric Mraz, Owner/Operator of Cold Cactus Media ProductionsCan't find the light? There are people who want to help, including Eric Mraz, owner and operator of Cold Cactus Media Productions. Cold Cactus is producing Darkness to Light, a video series that aims to reduce the suicide rate in the Veteran community. Eric's media company is working on the first of a planned 22 episodes, connecting the series to the number of veterans who lose their battle to post traumatic stress each day. Cold Cactus started as a project in Eric's capstone class at Boise State University. To get his ambitious project off the ground, he reached...
2021-08-1818 minSo Called PodcastLisa Schelbe, Associate Professor at Florida State University, College of Social WorkWhere do you focus your efforts? Saying no might be the superpower you need to unlock your best work and concentrate on the things most important to you, says Lisa Schelbe, Associate Professor at Florida State University, College of Social Work. For Lisa, child well-being and prevention of child maltreatment are her areas of focus. In service of this work, she is an editor, author, and co-chair of the Child Well-Being Research Network along with her work at the university. The potential for children to live a life free of violence in the future is...
2021-08-1117 minSo Called PodcastJeff Vanek, Director of Human Resources at Utah's Hogle ZooWhat's your cause? If you are working in a mission-driven organization, you need to win people's hearts and minds to advance that cause, says Jeff Vanek, Director of Human Resources at Utah's Hogle Zoo. Servant leadership is well-suited for mission-driven organizations, he says, because it can support and sustain a cause and culture over time. Jeff enjoys his work at the zoo, where he learns about all aspects of the organization in his HR role, and he encounters people who approach their work with passion, creativity, and curiosity. Jeff advises others not to be afraid to be t...
2021-08-0417 minSo Called PodcastValerie Trapunsky, CEO and Founder of ChatterBossPuzzled about what's next? Don't forget to enjoy where you are today, says Valerie Trapunsky, CEO and Founder of ChatterBoss. While she is often focused on how to build and improve her business, Valerie recommends taking a moment to recognize what's good about right now and to trust yourself to make the right next move. It took Valerie some time to figure out how to bring together her skills and knowledge with her entrepreneurial interests, which she has done with ChatterBoss, a remote executive assistant service. Success for her business relies on excellent communication and efficient pairing of...
2021-07-2817 minSo Called PodcastClayton Moore, Retired Police Officer and AuthorWhat do we have in common? More than you might think, says Clayton Moore, retired police officer and author of the book Good Cop, Black Cop: Guilty Until Proven Innocent. Clayton believes that we can co-exist and even work together as long as we have respectful dialog and by respecting each other's experiences, feelings, and points of view. While Clayton served 32 years as a police officer, it wasn’t necessarily his life-long dream. Yet when he was unjustly fired from the police force in 2008, he disputed the false claims, was reinstated, and served another 10 years before retiring. He...
2021-07-2117 minSo Called PodcastLance Davisson, Owner and Principal Consultant at the Keystone ConceptWhat do you call it when you leave your dream job after just two years? An adventure, according to Lance Davisson, Owner and Principal Consultant at the Keystone Concept. Lance landed what he thought was his dream job right out of college, working for the Washington Department of Natural Resources. Not long after he started, however, life intervened and his career journey began. Through the Keystone Concept, Lance seeks out projects that make a lasting impact on an organization, community, and the environment. As an urban and natural resources consultant, Lance enjoys developing relationships with partners to...
2021-07-1417 minSo Called PodcastSeason 3 RecapWe're at the end of season 3, and it’s time to take a look back. I ask my guests, “What advice would you give to your younger self?” not to ask what they would change, but to understand what they’ve learned along the way. The final episode of season 3 compiles my guests’ answers to that question. I hope you find their advice both inspiring and motivating as you pursue your own career. And if you have advice for your younger self, please share it with someone you care about. Find full episodes from seasons 3 and all past seasons...
2020-08-1706 minSo Called PodcastLinda Olson, Motivational speaker, Author, and Triple AmputeeWhat’s next? None of us knows what’s going to happen, and life requires constant learning and adaptation, says Linda Olson, Motivational Speaker, Author, and Triple Amputee. Rather than being bothered by this uncertainty, we can prepare for change and then accept, adapt and innovate when it happens. Linda knows about adapting to change. When she and her husband, Dave, were vacationing in Germany, a train hit their vehicle, leaving Linda a triple amputee. Determined not to be a victim, Linda was motivated to maintain her independence and to be of service as a doctor. Fo...
2020-08-1017 minSo Called PodcastGary Buckmann, Coach, Author, and Inspirational SpeakerWhat are you afraid of? Fear is a liar, here only to cause more fear, says Gary Buckmann, Coach Author, and Inspirational Speaker. Awareness of this fact can help you overcome and eliminate fear. Overcoming adversity is something Gary knows about first hand. As a competitive gymnast in college, a catastrophic injury left Gary paralyzed. He fought his way back to compete again, and this experience shaped his approach to coaching. His philosophy focuses on learning the basics to build the knowledge you need to adjust to any situation and move toward your goal. After 45...
2020-08-0317 minSo Called PodcastEvanann Whitaker, Marketing Manager at Red AspenWhat are you waiting for? Push aside self-doubt, go forward, and believe in what you are delivering, advises Evanann Whitaker, Marketing Manager at Red Aspen. As the company has grown, Evanann has grown in her role, where she now feels empowered and confident in owning the solutions she brings to the table. Evanann enjoys the excitement of working in a startup, which includes everything from developing marketing strategies to taking out the trash. She appreciates Red Aspen’s strong leadership team for its engagement in her career interests. Before working full-time at Red Aspen, Evanann be...
2020-07-2717 minSo Called PodcastCaitlin Copple Masingill, Founder and President at Full Swing Public RelationsWhat’s the common thread? Caitlin Copple Masingill, Founder and President at Full Swing Public Relations, is driven by a passion for justice and to make the world a better place, which led to her work in journalism, elected office, and as an entrepreneur. The common thread throughout Caitlin’s career is her personal mission to elevate women’s leadership in the world. Caitlin's growing firm helps women leaders shape and share their stories, and she is launching Electable, an online community to help more women be elected to public office. Stay tuned for official launch information by fol...
2020-07-2017 minSo Called PodcastRebecca De León, Marketing Professional, Entrepreneur, and PodcasterWhat’s your story? Rebecca De León, Marketing Professional, Entrepreneur, and Podcaster, is interested in telling the stories that aren’t being told. As a journalist, Rebecca loved storytelling but was aware of the many voices unheard in the news media. Recognizing an opportunity, she launched her public relations firm to advocate for the underrepresented. In that same vein, her podcast, The Latino Card, elevates the voices of Idaho's largest ethnic minority. Rebecca attributes her success to the many mentors she’s had along the way. Now a mentor herself, Rebecca points out that you can...
2020-07-1317 minSo Called PodcastLuke Malek, Lawyer and Co-Owner, Smith + Malek Law FirmWhat’s at the top of that peak you’re climbing? Most often, it's more rock to scale, so you need to know why you’re doing it in the first place, says Luke Malek, lawyer and co-owner of Smith + Malek. The “why” for Luke and his firm is to change the world for the better through the practice of law. In his practice, Luke focuses on health care governance and compliance. His first professional job was in public relations for a health clinic, and he worked on health care policy as a member of Idaho’s legislature...
2020-07-0616 minSo Called PodcastAli Rabe, Executive Director at Jesse Tree, Human Rights Attorney, and Idaho State Senate CandidateHow are you strong? Looking inward to assess your strengths and using them to engage deeply with your organization will make you indispensable, says Ali Rabe, Executive Director at Jesse Tree and State Senate Candidate for District 17 on the Boise Bench. Ali's strengths have guided the evolution of her career, during which she has advocated for human rights in several roles. Ali's also a firm believer in a housing-first approach, which is beneficial for those who need a place to live, and a policy that makes financial sense for the community. Since we spoke, Ali w...
2020-06-2919 minSo Called PodcastMonica Pierce, Corporate Go-Getter and Freelance Writer Where do you see yourself in five years? Monica Pierce, Corporate Go-Getter and Freelance Writer, says a better question is “what kinds of opportunities are you setting up for yourself?” Answering that question led Monica to start her career as a writer even as she was working in the corporate world. This experience inspired her to write Leaning Out: An Alternative Perspective for the Modern Corporate Woman, which explores how to honestly evaluate your priorities and relieve the pressure of “having it all.” Monica’s work experience spans different roles and industries, and a connecting thread throughout her career...
2020-06-2217 minSo Called PodcastTylar Bell, CEO, Gem State GymnasticsYou won’t get what you don’t chase when it comes to your career, and the answer is always no to the questions you don’t ask, says Tylar Bell, CEO of Gem State Gymnastics. With that in mind, he recommends taking some risks when it comes to building a career that’s right for you. Before he became the owner of Gem State Gymnastics, Tylar was Director of Sales in the beverage distribution industry. His background in sales and marketing as well as his knowledge in back office functions have served him well as he transiti...
2020-06-1512 minSo Called PodcastMadison Warner, Leadership Development Manager at the Boise Metro Chamber of CommerceIf you’re too comfortable in your role, it’s time to lean in to being uncomfortable - figure out what you don’t know and start learning. Madison Warner, Leadership Development Manager at the Boise Metro Chamber of Commerce, says challenging yourself is the key to growth and happiness in your work. And she should know. Just a few years after her graduation from Boise State, Madison runs the Boise Young Professionals and Leadership Boise programs at the Boise Metro Chamber, and she sees ample opportunity to learn and grow within the organization. Whether you’re a recent...
2020-06-0818 minSo Called PodcastBrie Sandow, Nurse and Director of the Enterprise Resource and Staffing Center of Excellence, St. Luke's Health SystemCareer paths aren’t always obvious, and it can take time and effort to find meaningful, engaging work. If you’re in that situation, Brie Sandow, Nurse and Director of the Enterprise Resource and Staffing Center of Excellence at St. Luke’s Health System, suggests staying positive and embracing the opportunity to contribute wherever you are. Brie finds that all of her experiences over the years have made a positive contribution to the person and leader she is today, where she serves others by providing inspiration, influence, and support. While studying to become a nurse, Brie worked at St...
2020-06-0120 minSo Called PodcastGemma Gaudette, Host of Idaho Matters on Boise State Public RadioIf you use all your energy thinking about what’s next, you may miss what’s happening right now. Gemma Gaudette, Host of Idaho Matters on Boise State Public Radio, recommends taking a moment to enjoy where you are, rather than focusing on where you’re not. When Gemma began her career, she was focused on the next move, the next raise, and the next city on her way to working in television news in a major market. Ultimately that career did not satisfy the work-life balance she sought. Her work in and out of broadcast journalism, however, led to her...
2019-08-0820 minSo Called PodcastJessi Roberts, Bosslady & CEO of Cheekys BrandHow do you measure success? It's best done on your own terms, according to Jessi Roberts, CEO of Cheekys. Comparing yourself to others causes you to rush and miss out on enjoying the process of building and growing a business, a career, and your life. Jessi recommends setting your own standards for success and using them to guide decision making. For Cheekys, that means asking, "Are we making an authentic connection with our customers?" Check out Jessi's book, Backroads Bosslady, to learn more about her story and life. Check out Cheekys Boutique here a...
2019-07-3020 minSo Called PodcastDr. Mary Barinaga, Assistant Clinical Dean at the University of Washington for Idaho WWAMIBurnt out? Lean in and be part of the solution. Saying “yes” to opportunities and experiences is a prescription to discover what fills your cup and lead a more satisfying life. For Dr. Mary Barinaga, that means teaching the next generation of Idaho physicians. Mary, assistant clinical dean at the University of Washington for Idaho WWAMI, has a unique perspective on Idaho’s medical school: she’s also a product of the program, which allowed her to stay in Idaho for her training and medical practice. Mary is the director of the TRUST program, which specific...
2019-07-1819 minSo Called PodcastMegan Blanchard, Training and Organizational Development Coordinator, City of BoiseWhat are the things that excite you the most from your work experience? Reflecting on those common threads may help you discover the best career for you. That's how it happened for Megan Blanchard, Training and Organizational Development Coordinator for the City of Boise. For Megan, focusing on people first and developing leaders were the common threads in all her jobs, and from there, she found the organizational development field. Megan draws on all aspects of her diverse background and collective experience to develop leaders throughout the large and varied City of Boise workforce. O...
2019-07-0919 minSo Called PodcastTara Malek, Co-Owner, Smith + Malek Law FirmFiguring out the "what" and "how" is often the easiest part of work. Identifying your "why" requires more effort but is ultimately worthwhile. Setting aside time to define your why brings clarity in thought and decision making, according to Tara Malek, co-owner of Smith + Malek Law Firm. Articulating your purpose - saying it out loud - creates commitment and accountability. Tara knew from a young age that she wanted to practice law, but her path to ownership in a private firm took a different route than she imagined and involved a few major job changes. Looking back...
2019-06-2720 minSo Called PodcastKate Nelson, Director of Economic Opportunity at JannusWe learn some career lessons again and again, and sometimes we just need to get out of our own way. When this happens, Kate Nelson, Director of Economic Opportunity at Jannus, suggests that we be kind to ourselves, remembering that we may not get it right 100% of the time. More important is our ability to learn when we fail and practice persistence, even when it's difficult. Kate's abilities and drive took her a long way in the private sector, but that career was ultimately unfulfilling. By calling on some pivotal moments in her early schooling, where she l...
2019-06-1819 minSo Called PodcastSteve Wieland, Managing Partner at Mooney Wieland PLLCIf every opportunity looks golden, you might need a better plan. If you can't distinguish the glitter from the gold, you'll run yourself ragged chasing anything and everything that comes your way. Steve Wieland, Managing Partner at Mooney Wieland PLLC, says your career plan doesn't necessarily have to be detailed or include a lot of numbers - it just needs to be enough to keep you on track when you check your progress. As managing partner, Steve is focused on business strategy and saving costs for clients and the firm alike. He finds satisfaction in...
2019-06-0620 minSo Called PodcastNate Lining, CPA and Senior Accountant at Coles ReinsteinAre you open to considering different career options? Maybe a path you never considered would be a great fit for your strengths. Being open to possibilities is how Nate Lining, CPA and Senior Accountant at Coles Reinstein, found accounting. No matter your field, Nate recommends seeking out as many experiences as you can to develop skills and identify your areas of interest. While it’s not always obvious which careers match your likes and strengths, resources, such as personality profiles, can help you identify and refine the options that might be a fit for you.
2019-05-2822 minSo Called PodcastJulie Triepke, Account Manager, PacificSource Health PlansAre you working in the job you imagined? It can be hard to say - the twists and turns on your career path can obscure the destination. Julie Triepke, Account Manager at Pacific Source Health Plans, didn't picture herself in the health insurance industry when she earned her college degree, but she transformed an entry-level job into a career with perseverance, flexibility, and adaptability. Julie approaches her life and work whole-heartedly, living in the moment, and relying on a personal board of advisors to ensure she's thriving. As long as she's enthusiastic about her work, c...
2019-05-1621 minSo Called PodcastCole Pelosi, HR & Operations Manager and FacilitatorAre you approaching every experience as an opportunity to learn? Whether you answer yes or no, it says a lot about you as an individual. Cole Pelosi, HR & Operations Manager at MetaGeek and Facilitator at MetaMeet, says that the ability to learn and grow from your experiences is an essential part of having a growth mindset. A growth mindset, candid exchanges of feedback, crucial conversations, and vulnerability are key elements of the company culture that Cole helped design and implement at MetaGeek, where HR is a strategic partner in building a vibrant work environment.
2019-04-1122 minSo Called PodcastBlossom Johnston, Purpose-Driven LeaderWhat's your purpose? Who are you and why are you here? If you don't know where to start, think about this advice: if you dive in, you've won. That's what Blossom Johnston, Purpose-Driven Leader, wants you to know - getting started may not be easy, but that first step is the most important one: dive in! Work on your life plan, and revisit it regularly. Ask for help when you need it, and provide help to others on their journey. Blossom is starting a Social Venture Partners chapter in Idaho. The philanthropic organization will work w...
2019-03-2824 minSo Called PodcastBen Price, President, SnapShot PostcardIs work-life balance a problem? If you view your job as a chore, the problem may be your outlook. Ben Price, President of SnapShot Postcard, says you won't make a job better by saying you hate it. Instead, change how you approach your job. Assess what it provides - and what it doesn't - and acknowledge that you may have to make some tradeoffs along the way to finding work you love. *** Love Shadow (Remix Safety Guide) by rocavaco (c) copyright 2015 Licensed under a Creative Commons Noncommercial Sampling Plus license. http://dig.ccmixter.org...
2019-03-1425 minSo Called PodcastAdvice to Younger Self, Highlights from Season 1I ask each guest on So Called “what advice would you give your younger self?” This question is not to ask what guests might change about their past, but to understand what they have learned along the way. This episode compiles the answers to the question "what advice would you give your younger self?" from season 1 of So Called. I hope you find the advice and insight inspiring and motivating as you pursue your own career. Season 2 of So Called is coming soon. *** Love Shadow (Remix Safety Guide) by rocavaco (c) copyrig...
2019-01-2114 minSo Called PodcastKaren Bubb, Cultural Planner, City of BoiseAre you excited about what’s next in your career? Are you filled with wonder about your field? Or are you just wondering what it’s all about? Whatever problem you’re trying to solve, the answer involves creativity – putting the pieces together in a new way. Karen Bubb, Cultural Planner for the City of Boise, says that creativity is an essential skill in a fast-changing world where the jobs of the future are yet to be defined. Karen stays busy with many endeavors, all of them centered on building the kind of community where art, history, and cult...
2018-11-0530 minSo Called PodcastDavid Arkoosh, Lawyer and Owner of Law Office of David ArkooshHave you ever been frustrated that your career isn’t progressing as planned? Instead of focusing on a specific job title, salary, or industry, consider asking “Am I moving in the right direction?” David Arkoosh, Lawyer and Owner of Law Office of David Arkoosh, says that when it comes to your career, setting a cardinal direction rather than specific coordinates is a more productive practice. Focus on your overall mission and objectives, rather than a narrowly defined outcome, and allow yourself the time to enjoy the journey. *** Love Shadow (Remix Safety Guide) by rocavac...
2018-10-1530 minSo Called PodcastCristen Iris, Professional Writer, Developmental Editor, Book Collaborator, and Ghost WriterWhen it comes to maintaining the discipline to focus on what you want most, less is more. In short, editing is a way of life. Cristen Iris, Professional Writer and Editor, edits non-essential activities and practices to amplify her impact. Cristen discusses how she built her career by continuing to ask herself strategic “why” and “what” questions. Key career questions she recommends to anyone are "Why do you want to do that?", "What are your next steps?" and "What are you waiting for?" Follow @cristen_iris on Instagram to see her latest writing projects Among he...
2018-09-0730 minSo Called PodcastTammy Adams, Certified Professional Facilitator, Chaosity LLCHow well does your organization manage high-stakes conversations? It’s difficult to remain objective when you’ve got a stake in the game. To work through the conversational knots, you may need the help of a facilitator. And you’ll need to remain curious. Tammy Adams, Certified Professional Facilitator and owner/founder of Chaosity LLC, describes how facilitation skills can bring clarity to the chaos of business and leadership meetings. By guiding from a place of curiosity, rather than a position of “I know,” Tammy helps teams achieve goals they thought were unattainable. Her curiosity and life-long learning m...
2018-08-2729 minSo Called PodcastJim McColly, Physician Assistant, Boise VAAction, suspense, and thrills add drama, but they don’t necessarily help you make the right decision. The next time you’re pushed to act fast, you might want to take a breath instead. In short: Don't just do something - stand there. Jim McColly, Physican Assistant at the VA in Boise, Idaho, describes how he used this advice and his diagnostic skills to identify and pursue a career change that took years to complete. To attain his goal, Jim put his ego on the back burner and focused on the end result: a more satisfying career.
2018-08-1030 minSo Called PodcastLaurie Buchanan, Holistic Health Practitioner, Transformational Life Coach, AuthorYou may have heard the advice “When you’re in a hole, put down the shovel.” Similar advice holds true if you find yourself painted into a corner. The good news is that if you’re feeling trapped in your life or career, you have the materials and the means within you to find your way out. Laurie Buchanan, Holistic Health Practitioner, Transformational Life Coach, and Author, discusses how she uses the question “Is it Positive Uplifting, Constructive, and Healing?” to help others free themselves when they feel painted into a corner, and she encourages everyone not to simply go...
2018-07-2330 minSo Called PodcastRon Gambassi, Founder, Gem State Investment AdvisorsNo risk, no reward. We hear this all the time when it comes to investing. But what about changing careers? Instead of looking only at the risk of making a change, consider the risk of not making a change. With careers or investing, risk free is return free. Ron Gambassi, founder and owner of Gem State Investment Advisors, a wealth management firm, discusses his career progression and the discovery process he used when deciding to launch a business. Part of his process involved discerning what skills he enjoys using most in work - relationship building, analysis, and ma...
2018-07-1230 minSo Called PodcastRebecca Campbell, Director 3D Printing, HP, Inc.If you want something done, you might want to tell Rebecca Campbell it’s not possible. Achieving difficult challenges has been a lifelong theme when it comes to her work. But if you want Rebecca to take on your impossible project, you’ll have to make a good case because she's highly selective in taking on opportunities. Rebecca Campbell, Director of 3D Printing Services at HP, Inc., discusses her approach to work, her career development strategies and advice, and what she's doing to give back in her community. During the episode, Rebecca discusses a W.IN...
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