Hear how the CEO/Founder of To & From drew on her background in retail to design technology that helps online consumers figure out and find the perfect gift!
An international speaker, consultant and author, Genevieve Piturro, pivoted to craft her "give back" mission: inspiring men and women across the globe to listen to their heart and pursue what lights them up!
This moving conversation highlights Aimee's transition from marketing to building a thriving art business after suddenly suffering paralysis. She also shares valuable advice on how to develop a mindset of resilience despite the toughest of obstacles.
Some of the most common words of career advice are follow your passion to find success. But if it were that simple, wouldn’t everyone be fulfilled in their careers?
Karri shares how her intentional and groundbreaking business model has landed her in the homes of A-list celebrities and families who are looking to change the way their kids learn and play at home!
Listen in for a transparent narrative about a multi-industry evolution plus advice about following your curiosities and talents to find your professional purpose!
In this episode we dive into pivoting a career, stepping into a totally unfamiliar industry, the balancing act of being a full-time working mom in entertainment, and more!
This episode highlights a career coach's own pivot to purpose along with some of his proven methodologies to equip second act seekers with the resources and confidence to craft a sustainable encore career!
This episode tracks the birth of a contemporary art consultancy business with an unconventional approach, highlighting Brooke's evolution to professional purpose with an honest look at reimagining your career at any age.
In this week's Bucket List Careers, Susan motivates us with very actionable career advice, including 3 key factors to keep in mind when determining your pivot plus how to recover from any professional setback.
This conversation includes actionable tools for dealing with the unique complexities of career change and shares Briar's incredible story of resilience from illness.
In this episode we unpack another mid-life career pivot that focuses on "getting out of your own way" in your transformation journey, realizing your natural talents and how to reject imposter syndrome for good.
Christa expands on "pivot wisdom" of the last several episodes and breaks down what each guest shared in the ability to navigate fear in the face of life-changing career transitions.
After job loss and divorce, Rhonda paved an impressive path from 35 years in medical sales to authoring a book and becoming an executive trainer as well as keynote speaker. This episode shares how she helps thousands of people activate their sales potential and elevate their personal and professional lives.
How do you start from scratch in the highly desirable entertainment industry in midlife? Hillary Weintraub talks about the headspace reset that led her to find a career that truly aligns with her personality.
Instead of one, full-time salaried position, Mark Herschberg has found success in his "portfolio career". The appeal? Flexibility, independence, and an ability to pursue passion projects.
What does it take to go from being a lawyer who paints once a week, to becoming a full-time artist? Stacey Creem shares how she made a midlife pivot, leaving a successful legal career behind to pursue a lifelong passion for painting.
Dr. Shevell explains her transition from high-risk OBGYN to entrepreneur/advocate for women in their reproductive careers and why providing one-on-one perinatal care matters now more than ever.
A former biochemist turned podcaster talks about conquering addiction, the desire to "people-please"/equate career success with personal worth and achieving professional purpose in a pivot that helps others find and maintain sobriety.
This episode explores how a pedigreed man with a picture-perfect career on paper or in theory could be after something more, how to transfer skills from one industry to another, and why accessible financial education is so important.
