More than a Young Professional

Pensacola Young Professionals is celebrating 15 years of service to the Pensacola area! So the leadership team sat down this year and decided it was time for some changes. We're sharing about the process, the new mission, and what's coming around the corner for PYP. View the full show notes and extras on our website: www.morethanayoungprofessional.com/Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.  Now, watch us on YouTube! You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)Meg Burke: @MegCBurke (instagram)Get Involved with PYP and check out upcoming events at pensacolayp.com.

We're learning that mentorship is a valuable piece in the long game. As we continue National Menor Month, we're talking about mentorship from the other side. This week we bring back a good friend of PYP and the Meg's, Hong Potomski. Hong is a Past President of Pensacola Young Professionals, a longtime big sister of Big Brothers Big Sisters, and among other things, an incredible asset and advocate for our community. She shares her experience as a young professional, a mentor, and her mentor group!View the full show notes and extras on our website: www.morethanayoungprofessional.com/Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find this episodes hosts:Meg Burke: @megcburke (Instagram)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)

It's National Mentor Month! This week we're chatting with PYP's VP of Professional Development, Kristy Craig about where to start and how to cultivate mentor relationships. We chat about our experiences as mentees, PYP's program Mentor Pensacola, and our best tips to build the mentor relationship of your dreams. View the full show notes and extras on our website: www.morethanayoungprofessional.com/Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Meg Burke: @megcburke (instagram)And our Guest, Kristy Craig @kristy.a.craig  (instagram)Resources & LinksMentor Pensacola Program & Resources

We can't make this up. In true procrastinator fashion, we dragged our feet to upload this episode recorded way back in September 2021. So as we kick off the new 2022, we hope you find some relatable feelings with some friends on how we procrastinate, why we do it, and how to avoid it. We'll start taking some of these tips we share ourselves from now on... View the full show notes and extras on our website: www.morethanayoungprofessional.com/Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Meg Burke: @MegCBurke (instagram)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)Things we talk about: Ellen Degeneres Standup on ProcrastinationNYTimes ArticleI Alone Can Fix It, Book by Carol D. Leonnig and Philip Rucker

Oh boy. This week's episode is long-awaited. Today we're talking Enneagram. What is it? What is it not? Why is it important? Enneagram is different from other typing tools (think DiSC, Myers-Briggs, etc) in that it is focused on your intentions, not your behavior type. It's a powerful tool and a great journey to take! View the full show notes and extras on our website: www.morethanayoungprofessional.com/Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Meg Burke: @MegCBurke (instagram)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)You can find our guest:Brad Livingston: @bradlivingston_ (twitter & instagram) or brad.livingston1987@gmail.comItems from this episode:Integrative9.comSleeping At Last Album:OneTwoThreeFourFiveSixSevenEightNineBetter Today Podcast 

How do you become an adult? This looks different for everyone, but we're here to help you along the way! Today we're talking about buying a house with real estate attorney Ben Alexander. Ben is an attorney with Tidwell and Associates in Pensacola, FL. (He's also co-host Meg Rich's manfriend turned fiance!) Ben talks to us about the dos and don'ts when buying a house, and what steps to take to make the process as smooth as possible. Let us know your questions! Reach out to us, or Ben, at our socials below! View the full show notes and extras on our website: www.morethanayoungprofessional.com/Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Meg Burke: @MegCBurke (instagram)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)Find our guest, Ben Alexander on Facebook or through his firm's website. 

What' s up with PYP? Today we're joined by Pensacola Young Professionals current President-Elect, Ebony Cornish! She talks a bit about what she does for her job and beyond (hint… she does a lot!), and we give an update on what's happening with PYP!Upcoming events and opportunities:Mentor Pensacola: Show us your friends and we'll show you your future. Mentor Pensacola is back and it's better than ever. Have you ever wanted a mentor but didn't know where to start? Are you at a point in your career where you're interested in mentoring others? This program is for you! Pensacola Young Professionals is teaming with the Greater Pensacola Chamber to provide a structured mentorship program for PYP members. Applications open on August 2 and will remain open until August 31. Interested in applying? Visit the website for more information.Global Leadership Summit: Join in person (or virtually) with local leaders to participate in an immersive leadership conference August 5 - 6, 2021. Big names in leadership will give live-streamed talks surrounding different aspects of leadership. Transformation Church is the host site for this event. PYP Members get a discounted rate! Visit the PYP Website and use Priority Code: GLS21ORG  (be sure to use “O” not zero).Beach Clean-Up: PYP is doing a beach day on August 21!  We'll kick off the day by giving back and cleaning up one of our local beaches. Then we'll head to Casino Beach Bar for food and drinks. Stick around after and enjoy one of the best parts of living in Pensacola: our beaches! Get ready for some sun, sand, and lots of great times! Networking Happy Hour: Join us for another fun networking happy hour at World of Beer in Downtown Pensacola on August 12! Registration is requested.  WHAT TO EXPECT: A relaxed, minimal pressure, atmosphere with other YPs looking to meet new people and engage with PYP. Coffee and Conversation: Are happy hours not your thing? Do you prefer to get up early and join other professionals for a morning of caffeinated conversation? Coffee and Conversation is for you! Held on the fourth Tuesday of every month at Bodacious Brew in Downtown Pensacola, this event is a laid-back morning of networking. We hope you'll be able to join us… you never know who will show up!Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)Meg Burke: @megcburke (instagram)Find our guest, Ebony Cornish, on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn!

Welcome to Season 2, Episode 3! Today we're talking to Cheyenne Sherman, current president of the Pensacola Young Professionals. We talk about enneagram, DiSC, and other behavioral tests, and more about what Cheyenne does for a living and how she got there. View the full show notes and extras on our website: www.morethanayoungprofessional.com/Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Meg Burke: @MegCBurke (instagram)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)Find our guest:Cheyenne Sherman: LinkedIn

We've all been there: you're at the point in your career that you need to help your supervisor. In this episode, we talk about managing or coaching up. We talk a lot about how to be a good leader, but how do you go about being a good employee? We will talk about what it means to manage/coach up, the right times to do so, and how to do it effectively.View the full show notes and extras on our website: www.morethanayoungprofessional.com/Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)Meg Burke: @MegCBurke (instagram)Mentioned Resources:https://cathedralthinking.comCraig Groeschel - Leading up when you're not in chargeForbes: 5 Tips to Manage Up at WorkIdealist: Dos and Don'ts of Managing Up

We're back with Seasons 2! We know you missed us, but we've been hard at work behind the scenes to bring you new episodes! Today we're joined by Casey White, Branch Manager at Pen Air Federal Credit Union. Casey has years of professional experience in the financial industry, but he also has quite a bit of experience on the personal side of finances as well. We talk about what to do if you are just starting out on a financial journey and what to do if you're well on your way and not in the best financial shape. As always, it's a fun time talking about an adulting topic! View the full show notes and extras on our website: www.morethanayoungprofessional.com/Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)Meg Burke: @megcburke (instagram)Find our guest, Casey, on instagram, twitter, and facebook @icaseywhiteResources & LinksRule of 72Every Dollar AppMint AppYou Need a Budget

Lots have happened since 2020 graced us all with its unprecedented presence. While we work on fresh content to empower our fellow YPs, we're revisiting our original season and bringing the conversation to you. Be a part of this experiment with us on social media: @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.--------------------Are you overwhelmed? We can all get overwhelmed at times, but today we talk about how to recognize it, find out what triggers it, and how to handle it.How do you feel about disconnecting? Do you think you could disconnect for an hour a day? One day a week? A full week out of the year?Some resources mentioned in this episode (and that we love!)ClickUpAsanaTrelloToDoistSlackBasecampEisenhower MatrixCarey Nieuwhof Leadership PodcastPlease subscribe so you don't miss any of our episodes, and leave us review!View these show notes and extras on our website: www.morethanayoungprofessional.com/Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Ruthie Christie: @RuthieChristie (twitter)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)

Lots have happened since 2020 graced us all with its unprecedented presence. While we work on fresh content to empower our fellow YPs, we're revisiting our original season and bringing the conversation to you. Be a part of this experiment with us on social media: @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.--------------------In this week’s episode, our hosts discuss leadership — specifically, how you can be a leader without the title. Meg Rich, Ruthie Christie, and Justin Oswald share their experiences and thoughts about what makes a good leader and how to become one, whether or not you’ve got the fancy position on your business card. Leadership isn’t always glamorous, but it can be rewarding and fulfilling in a myriad of roles. Tune in as our three hosts discuss what makes a good leader, how to become one, and why a title isn’t necessary to lead.SHOW NOTES:Lots of people want to lead — but why? Is it because they want to have the fancy title, because they think it’s glamorous, or because they want to help people? Or is it something else entirely? Leadership can be messy, confusing, and challenging, but it is also very rewarding. One thing is for sure though — you don’t have to have the title to be a leader.Key Take-Aways & Practical Tips  A “manager” and a leader are not the same thingPeople can be good at managing people and timelines, but not be good leadersLeadership can be taught, but there are those who are more naturally gifted at leadingIf you want to lead, make sure you’re not just studying leadership in the classroom, but that you find ways to gain experience in the real worldEmpathy, trust, and self-awareness are key traits in a good leaderGiving people a reason to do something (a WHY) should be done before asking them to do something (a WHAT)Resources & LinksWhat is the DISC? (And what does it mean to be a High D?)Simon SinekCraig Groeschel Leadership PodcastKeep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your episode hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Ruthie Christie: @RuthieChristie (twitter)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)

Have you missed us? We missed you too! We have great news: Season 2 is coming soon! Lots has happened since 2020 graced us all with its unprecedented presence. While we work on fresh content to empower our fellow YPs, we're revisiting our original season and bringing the conversation to you. Be a part of this experiment with us on social media: @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Meg Burke: @megcburke (Instagram)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)   

Lots have happened since 2020 graced us all with its unprecedented presence. While we work on fresh content to empower our fellow YPs, we're revisiting our original season and bringing the conversation to you. Be a part of this experiment with us on social media: @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.--------------------Welcome to More than a Young Professional Podcast! We're glad you're here and you're spending some time with us! We have some great things in the works, but today we're talking about why we started a podcast and how (hint: thanks, COVID!), what qualifies us to be your hosts and guide you through this journey, and just a little bit more about us as people.Books and resources mentioned in this episode:What on Earth am I Here For? (https://amzn.to/2EvIEZG)Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your episode #1hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Ruthie Christie: @RuthieChristie (twitter)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)Want to start your own Young Professional organization and don't know where to start? We'd love to help - reach out to Pensacola Young Professionals at info@pensacolayp.com or visit www.pensacolayp.com

In our last episode, our hosts talked about reflecting on the past year and the idea of goal-setting. In this week’s episode, we build on the idea of goal-setting but take it a step further — discussing how to set goals. Meg Rich, Meg Burke, and Justin Oswald share their experiences with goal setting as well as some awesome resources throughout their conversation. Whether you write out 101 sticky notes, religiously use a planner, or don’t really set goals at all, there is something for everyone in this episode. Tune in as our three hosts discuss how they feel about goal setting, and what processes they use to set their goals. Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Meg Burke: @megcburke (Instagram)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)

Oh 2020. Most of us are glad to see you go. Before we fully kick you out the door, we're spending some time thinking about what 2020 taught us, and how we achieved (or did not achieve) our goals. We also discuss some questions to ask yourself during your reflection of 2020:How did you feel about the year? What were your favorite moments? What were your least favorite moments? Join us as we talk through our reflections of 2020 and prepare for a goal setting session next week! Keep this conversation going and share your reflection of 2020 with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Ruthie Christie: @RuthieChristie (twitter)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)

Christmastime… is here! This week we’re continuing our holiday talks with a discussion about gifts! We talk through what we want for Christmas, what gift giving can look like in the workplace, and give some ideas if you’re stuck for that person that has everything. Tell us what you want, or received for Christmas! Here are the links of a few of the things we talked about this episode:Brene Brown - Empathy vs. SympathyNine Types of Leadership - Beatrice Chestnut Joyce Meyer - Do It AfraidThe Book of EveryoneCurious ElixirsBookshop.orgThriftbooks.comThe Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse by Charlie MackesyKeep this conversation going and share your favorite traditions with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Ruthie Christie: @RuthieChristie (twitter)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)

It's the most wonderful time of the year! This week, we're taking a break from our professional development and leadership journeys to talk about our favorite holiday traditions!Do you have a favorite holiday movie or treat? Do you go look at lights every year? Listen in to see how we each celebrate the holidays and how 2020 has modified those traditions. We also talk about Christmas Pickles... do you have a pickle?Keep this conversation going and share your favorite traditions with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Ruthie Christie: @RuthieChristie (twitter)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)

The holidays are a great time to give back to those around you. During the gift giving season, why not take a look at where you volunteer and share you time, talent and treasure? In this episode, we talk though why and how we give back, and give you some things to think about if you're searching for your next opportunity. (Hint: it's not always financial!!!) We also play a hypothetical game of "Where would you donate $1,000,000?!" Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Ruthie Christie: @RuthieChristie (twitter)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)

Burnout is a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by excessive and prolonged stress. It occurs when you feel overwhelmed, emotionally drained, and unable to meet constant demands.It’s been a wild year and some of us are burnt out, especially Meg. Today we’re talking about burn out. How do you know you’re burnt out and what can you do about it? Let’s have an open conversation about a “taboo” topic. Also, a few of us have some new bling and someone has a new ride! Big bright spots this week!Remember, check on your strong friends and don’t judge your behind the scenes to someone else’s highlight reels. We’ll all get through this together. Resources:If you need someone to talk to or you’re thinking about harming yourself, please reach out to someone. The suicide prevention hotline is there to help. 800-273-8255Here’s the song we referenced - if you’re going through hell, keep going! (Winston Churchill said it first, by the way)Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Ruthie Christie: @RuthieChristie (twitter)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)

In this week’s episode, we talk with businessman and philanthropist, Quint Studer.Quint Studer is a lifelong businessman, entrepreneur, and student of leadership. He not onlyteaches it, he has done it—and still leads businesses today. In 2000 he founded the StuderGroup. The Studer Group focus is on improving education and healthcare. From a small start-up it grew to 250 employees and received the Malcolm Baldrige award in 2010. Studer Group was acquired by Huron Healthcare in 2015 and Quint left in March of 2016.During his time with Studer Group his travels led him to many communities. It was apparent to him some were much more vibrant than others. Quint went about learning why. With thisknowledge he started putting tools and techniques in to helping Pensacola, Florida whereStuder Group is located. In 2014, Quint founded a not for profit, Studer Community Institute. It focuses on Early Brain Growth, Leadership Skill Building, Civic Engagement andEntrepreneurship and it focused on improving the quality of life in his hometown.Studer is now sharing his learning with communities throughout the country. In addition, hepublished the book, Building a Vibrant Community. Quint has a great love for teaching hisinsights in books and has authored nine of them.His first title, BusinessWeek bestseller Hardwiring Excellence, is one of the most read leadership books ever written for healthcare. More than 1 million copies are in circulation. His latest book, The Busy Leader’s Handbook, was published by Wiley and reached number 5 on the Wall Street Journal’s best seller list this past October. This book is a desk reference and pocket guide for anyone in a leadership position. It's also a blueprint and training resource for creating effective leaders at every level.We also find out more about what our hosts have been up to during the past few weeks. Did you know that you can get free chips and guac from Chipotle on your birthday if you download the app? (Hint: Pensacola now has a few Chipotles in town!)Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Ruthie Christie: @RuthieChristie (twitter)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)

Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Ruthie Christie: @RuthieChristie (linkedin)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)

You may have heard the saying “feedback is a gift”. In this episode, we dive deep into what feedback is (and isn’t), how to ask for it if you’re not getting any, and some of our tips and tricks about how to send, receive, and ultimately grow from feedback. Seeking feedback and seeking validation are not the same thing. If you build the relationship, feedback will come. Feedback is ultimately about listening. View the full show notes and extras on our website: www.morethanayoungprofessional.com/Resources & LinksIf you’re trying to figure out how to find a mentor, try this book: Find an Old Gorilla by Bert Thornton, former President & COO of Waffle House, Inc.How to run effective daily scrum meetings guide The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It by Michael Gerber“Leaders who don’t listen to others will eventually be surrounded by people who have nothing to say.” - Andy StanleyKeep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Ruthie Christie: @RuthieChristie (twitter)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)

As a Pensacola-based podcast team, Hurricane Sally took precedence over our time for a while, but we are excited to be back and continue the conversation with Changing Careers Part 2. Last time we talked about WHY to change careers. Today, we’re talking about HOW to do it. For some, the decision to change careers is a serendipitous arc of events. For others - like Justin - it’s a calling you can’t ignore.What was that song they talked about? In the show opener, Justin mentioned a song “Sally (That Girl)” by Gucci Crew II Later in the show, Ruthie mentioned the song “Hold on Loosely” by 38 Special (Props to Justin for singing a line!) Resources: Still not sure HOW to initiate a career change? Here is an article from The Interview Guys on the Do’s and Don’t of quitting your job in 2020. View these show notes and extras on our website: www.morethanayoungprofessional.com/Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Ruthie Christie: @RuthieChristie (twitter)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)

It's our first two-part episode! We had so much to stay about changing careers that we couldn't fit it all into one hour, so we broke it into two!In today's working world, it's more likely that employees will change careers a few times over the course of their professional lives. Now, we aren't talking about changing jobs, or finding new opportunities in the same industry, we get down to the heart of when it's time to completely change course and head in a new direction. What makes us qualified to talk about this? All three of your hosts have changed careers in their working life! Find out what Justin, Meg, and Ruthie did before hosting a podcast (and working full time in our current respective industries).We want to keep this conversation going! Have you changed careers? How did you know it was time to make the jump?Resources from this episode:Department of Labor Statistics O*NETView these show notes and extras on our website: www.morethanayoungprofessional.com/Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Ruthie Christie: @RuthieChristie (twitter)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)

Today we're talking about gratitude and the importance of thanking those around you. But what deserves a thank you? How do you give it? We discuss how culture and personality types play a part in giving and receiving gratitude.We also find out a fun fact about Meg and her reaction to Pixar movies, Justin's aversion to the greeting card industry, and which browser doesn't spy on you. Also, dear Listener, a genuine THANK YOU for spending time with us this week. We are grateful for you! Please subscribe to our podcast and leave us a review!View these show notes and extras on our website: www.morethanayoungprofessional.comKeep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Ruthie Christie: @RuthieChristie (twitter)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)

Are you overwhelmed? We can all get overwhelmed at times, but today we talk about how to recognize it, find out what triggers it, and how to handle it.How do you feel about disconnecting? Do you think you could disconnect for an hour a day? One day a week? A full week out of the year?Some resources mentioned in this episode (and that we love!)ClickUpAsanaTrelloToDoistSlackBasecampEisenhower MatrixCarey Nieuwhof Leadership PodcastPlease subscribe so you don't miss any of our episodes, and leave us review!View these show notes and extras on our website: www.morethanayoungprofessional.com/Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Ruthie Christie: @RuthieChristie (twitter)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)

What makes you a leader? (Hint... it's not your title.) This episode we'll talk through why makes someone a leader, and how to you can show your leadership even when your title doesn't reflect it. What's the difference between a "leader" and a "manager?"We talk everything from forming relationships based on trust, transparency, and authenticity, to allowing others the space to fail forward.We also ask the hard questions: What is your motivation? If it's just for the title... it's probably not a good start.Resources from this episode:What is the DISC? (And what does it mean to be a High D?)Simon SinekCraig Groeschel Leadership PodcastView these show notes and extras on our website: www.morethanayoungprofessional.com/Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Ruthie Christie: @RuthieChristie (twitter)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)

Welcome to More than a Young Professional Podcast! We're glad you're here and you're spending some time with us! We have some great things in the works, but today we're talking about why we started a podcast and how (hint: thanks, COVID!), what qualifies us to be your hosts and guide you through this journey, and just a little bit more about us as people.Books and resources mentioned on today's episode:What on Earth am I Here For? (https://amzn.to/2EvIEZG)Keep this conversation going with us @morethanayp on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.You can find your hosts:Justin Oswald: @JustinOswald_ (twitter & instagram)Ruthie Christie: @RuthieChristie (twitter)Meg Rich: @MeganinFL (instagram)Want to start your own Young Professional organization and don't know where to start? We'd love to help - reach out to Pensacola Young Professionals at info@pensacolayp.com or visit www.pensacolayp.com

We're thrilled to announce the upcoming podcast More than a Young Professional where we'll bring you through lessons learned, opportunities for growth, and real raw discussion on topics that young professionals need most. From leadership development, professional etiquette, to mental health, we'll cover it all. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter @morethanayp to join the conversation. Hosted by Meg Rich, Justin Oswald, and Ruthie Christie