Project Grownup

Where in the World are you?!? And where do you wanna go?  This week on Project Grownup, Alex's love for traveling has finally become its own episode.  Join us as we discuss what inspires our travels, how to find travel deals and, of course, our favorite travel hacks. Hit us up on Twitter & IG @ProjGrownup to let us know Where in the World you're at!

This week on Project Grownup we are interviewing 16 Year OLD Entrepreneur and Instagram EXPERT, Niti Sarran. Niti has developed a full-time side hustle through her passion for teaching people how to grow and monetize their social media accounts. Niti also hosts her own Podcast, NS Audio (avalable on Spotify & itunes) which includes inspiring interviews and valuable personal episodes with quick tips and advice for personal growth.     Words to Live By: (Niti Sarran) “Don't be afraid to be kind, Don't be afraid to work hard, Don't be afraid to want to be Wealthy. Go do what you want to do, and don't let anyone hold you back. “   What do you do to make yourself or your brand stand out on social media?  Let us know on Twitter & IG @ProjGrownup    NITI SARRAN: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4pEsLgu7MxCv2wW3RTQRTJ?si=SFSGvusFRke0H3IbB23JeQ&dl_branch=1&nd=1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nitisarran/ Twitter: https://www.instagram.com/nitisarran/ ***Like and Subscribe on iTunes & Leave a 5-Star review. *** Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher: Project Grownup IG & Twitter: @ProjGrownup If you or someone you know would be good for Project Grownups Inspiring Stories series, send an email to projgrownup@gmail.com

This week we just wanted to check in with one another and have a relaxed, no-pressure episode. There are a lot of serious things going on in the world right now, from the Delta Variant of COVID to Afghanistan, so this week we want you to relax with us as we discuss some of the LIGHTER trending topics.  Join us as we discuss our favorite Netflix shows and cultural updates. What's trending that you can't get over? Let us know on Twitter & IG @ProjGrownup    ***Like and Subscribe on iTunes & Leave a 5-Star review. *** Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher: Project Grownup IG & Twitter: @ProjGrownup If you or someone you know would be good for Project Grownups Inspiring Stories series, send an email to projgrownup@gmail.com

Project Grownup reflects on Afam Uche's The Ultimate Guide On How To Reset Your Life. It is never too late to start over, and if you are in a place where you WANT to start over, start fresh, then this is a GREAT place to start.   ***Like and Subscribe on iTunes & Leave a 5-Star review. ***   Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher: Project Grownup IG & Twitter: @ProjGrownup If you or someone you know would be good for Project Grownups Inspiring Stories series, send an email to projgrownup@gmail.com

This week on Project Grownup we are going into this Pinterest list "8 Cancers to Avoid" but we prefer to call them Anchors. There are 8 Anchors that can hold you back from success and happiness and we want to find a way to flip those negatives to a positive.  Listen to how we avoid/overcome the anchors of: Complaining, Gossiping, Envying, Comparing, Doubting, Consuming, Fearing and Hating. On this latest episode of Project Grownup we are trying to do a mental reset and make sure we are seeing everything from the most positive perspective positive. Join us.      ***Like and Subscribe on iTunes & Leave a 5-Star review. ***   Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher: Project Grownup IG & Twitter: @ProjGrownup If you or someone you know would be good for Project Grownups Inspiring Stories series, send an email to projgrownup@gmail.com      

We're back!!!  We took a hiatus because life is hard and we're right there with you trying to deal with it.    So this week we are talking about Spring Cleaning! It might be summer but we're not quite adults, so the cleaning hasn't quite been done!

This week on Project Grownup we are talking to the owner & founder of Ryan’s Coffee House and the biggest coffee enthusiast I know, Ryan Lose. Ryan is originally from Ohio & recently moved with his wife and three boys down to Florida, just like Alex and Amy. Ryan works a 9-5 while using his spare time to pursue his passions through various side hustles such as Power Rangers, sports cards, comics, NFTs and more. Ryan’s biggest passion is his coffee business, and he's in the process of getting his very own mobile coffee shop off the ground, or better yet, on the road, and is sure to be successful.   Twitter: lose_ryan TikTok: lose.ryan Twitch: Theninjalose Website: Ryanscoffeehouse.com   Please subscribe to the podcast on Spotify, Stitcher or iTunes and leave us a 5 star review.    Submit your questions for "Slay that Q&A" on social media @projgrownup   If you or someone you know would be great for our PG Inspiring Stories send us an email at projgrownup@gmail.com

This week on Project Grownup we discuss how to live slowly. The Art of Slow living is a movement that incorporates living in a more balanced, meaningful and life-affirming way, it is a lifestyle choice which emphasizes slower approaches to aspects of everyday life. Whether that means meditating, exercising, going to sleep earlier or spending more time in nature, it’s important to slow down sometimes. We discuss mental and physical benefits, as well how challenging this can be in COVID times.  Like and subscribe on iTunes & leave a 5-star review.   Spotify, iTunes, stitcher: Project Grownup   IG & Twitter: @ProjGrownup   If you or someone you know would be good for Project Grownups Inspiring Stories series, send an email to projgrownup@gmail.com

This week on Project Grownup we are talking to serial entrepreneur Heath Armstrong. Heath has interviewed over 100 entrepreneurs and travelled to more than 20 countries and has used that knowledge to make a hell of a comeback from rock bottom. Now Heath uses his wisdom to influence thousands of people through his Sweet Ass Affirmations and a constant flow of social inspiration. Heath also hosts his own podcast, Never Stop Peaking, where he inspires people to dig deep into their energy and creativity.      Ragecreate.com IG: Heathfistpumps   Please share the episode and leave a 5 star review.    If you or anyone you know would be good for our PG: Inspiring Stories please send an email to projgrownup@gmail.com

This week on Project Grownup we’re discussing how to maintain your domain. Whether you are living on your own for the first time or just moved in with your significant other, we want to know how you keep up your home. From cleaning to decorating and keeping the fridge stocked, we get into all of the dirty details. This episode has a lot of laughs and some great advice!   Like and subscribe on iTunes & leave a 5-star review.   Spotify, iTunes, stitcher: Project Grownup   IG & Twitter: @ProjGrownup   If you or someone you know would be good for Project Grownups Inspiring Stories series, send an email to projgrownup@gmail.com

This week we are bringing you another one of your PG Inspiring Stories with Fox 5 San Diego sports anchor and reporter Samantha Rivera. Samantha is a Chicago native and a big fan of the Bears and all things sports. She got her first reporting job in Marquette, Michigan at WLUC-TV to get experience as a morning live shot reporter. Fast forward a couple years and now she's in San Diego working for KSWB. She not only shares how she was able to climb the ladder in the sports journalism world, but Samantha also speaks about what it's like to be a bilingual reporter & some challenges that have come along with it in some parts of the country. Tune in to hear her inspiring story.

Whether you love it or just see it as another chore, networking is something you have to learn how to do and you have to be good at it because those connections are everything. This week, your hosts are giving you all their tips and tricks to navigating networking. That's in addition to all the the lessons it's taught them along the way. 

This week on Project Grownup we have GeNella, a.k.a Miss Pooh. GeNella is a Grownup on the rise. Starting out as a radio personality, GeNella is now growing as a successful ScrumMaster/tech genius. She also seems to be a social butterfly, acting as both a cohost on the Missbehavin Forreal Podcast and also running her own Youtube channel. If all of this isn’t enough, somehow she still finds time to work on her other side hustle, Missbehavin Beauty, which provides hair, makeup and waxing for rebellious women with healing in mind. GeNella lets us know that it is possible to change careers and its never too late to do it! Connect with GeNella! https://linktr.ee/forevergenella Instagram & Twitter @forevergenellaForever GeNella Youtube ChannelMiss Behavin’ for real Podcast https://linktr.ee/missbehavinpodInstagram @missbehavinpod  Please subscribe to Project Grownup & leave us a 5 star review....you know you want to ;) If you or anyone you know would be great for our PG Inspiring stories send us an email at projgrownup@gmail.com

Think about the things you’ve bought the past month. Was it worth the money? Was it essential? Did you suffer from buyers remorse?!?Your hosts review Kiplinger article by financial planner Andrew Rosen of the top 20 things that aren't worth the money.While we might not be rolling in dough, we do like to fantasize about it!  Please subscribe to the podcast & leave us a 5 star review! (thank you!) If you or anyone you know would be great for our PG Inspiring Stories send us an email at projgrownup@gmail.com Connect with us on Twitter & Instagram @projgrownup #projectgrownup #Youmightnotbeagrownup

This week on Project Grownup we are interviewing Wendy Sue Noah. After receiving her degree in Mass Communications from UMASS she started an internship with Core Communications where she ran the PR for Reebok’s Human Rights Now! Tour featuring legends such as Sting and Tracy Chapman. While this work no doubt helped Wendy make a name for herself, she was a breakout star in 95’-96’ when she helped launch Match.com from a basement with just a few pennies to scrape together and a lot of coffee. After so much entrepreneurial success, Wendy went in a different direction and spent some time focusing on the success of her family, choosing to spend 8 years running her household and homeschooling her children. Wendy came back on the scene in 2009 and has been thriving ever since with her own startup, “Social Media with a Conscience”.  Connect with Wendy Sue!http://wendysuenoah.comTwitter & Instagram @wendysuenoah  

It has certainly been a crazy year but now we are finally saying goodbye to 2020 and hello to 2021. Your hosts recap goals for the past year and what they hope to achieve in the New Year and the ways you can stay motivated as well. Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!

Moulik Mishra is a high school junior in Texas. Though he is young, he has a lot of lessons we can all learn from him. In his short life he has accomplished more than most from living on 3 continents to being featured on media outlets across the globe. He has even given a TedX talk discussing how to grow and succeed! He also keeps busy with his own Youtube channel called RhyzeUp with M where he learns about different fields through talking to experts in those fields. He is an active leader in the community, holding the title of Director of Press & Expansion at V3SSEL and Global Director at Elevate the Future, both student run nonprofits. Moulik is someone that strives to not only continually better himself but also to make the world a better place.  Connect with Moulik!LinkedInEmail: moulik.mirsha@v3ssel.orgMoulik's TedX TalkCheck out his youtube channel RhyzeUp with MITSP Podcast Non Profits Elevatethefuture.orgV3ssel.org 

This week on Project Grownup we are discussing the things we took for granted when we were kids, things we did not fully know to appreciate until we were older. From bills and summer vacation to having someone take care of you when you’re sick, there are a lot of things to miss from childhood.

This week on PG's Inspiring Stories, we are interviewing Dee Porter, aka LilD. LilD is a top-rated radio personality, speaker and mentor who has personally inspired me for over 5 years now. Raised in Shreveport, LA, LilD initially got into radio because she had dreams of being a rapper. That journey came with its struggles, yet LilD was able to overcome obstacles to get where she wanted to be. LilD currently lives in Dallas where she is the midday personality for 97.9 the beat. She is also the founder of You Go G.I.R.L, Grinding in Real Life, an organization that focuses on mentorship and community outreach to help good girls become great women.  Find LilD on Instagram & Twitter at @lilDonairGrindingInRealLife.comCheck out her book Route 2: My Choice to Struggle to Succeed which tells her story of chasing her radio dream while being homeless in Ohio

Johanna aka Jojo recently started Needs for Beads. She sells bracelets to help raise awareness for mental health and all proceeds collected are donated to Mental Health America. In just one week of starting this, Jojo was able to raise over $1,000 for Mental Health America. She has now raised over $2,500.  https://www.needsforbeads.com/You can follow Jojo here on Instagram: @jojobursteinNeeds for Beads: @needs.for.beads Mental Health America: https://www.mhanational.org/

Failure often has a negative connotation and can make us feel bad about ourselves. But why does failure have to be negative? Through discussion, Project Grownup learns that failure can actually be the foundation for success.Stick around for Slay that Q&A to learn some of our favorite scents, drinks and costumes! Please subscribe to the podcast on Spotify, Stitcher or iTunes and leave us a 5 star review.  Submit your questions for "Slay that Q&A" on social media @projgrownup If you or someone you know would be great for our PG Inspiring Stories send us an email at projgrownup@gmail.com 

Schuyler Moore is the youngest Director of Science & Technology at the Pentagon. In 2013, she taught at a women's boarding school in Kabul, Afghanistan and continued to remotely tutor and mentor her students until 2018. Her experience in Kabul led to her passion for national security. She is also on the Board of Directors of Young Professionals in Foreign Policy, which now has over 20,000 members. On the other side of the spectrum, Schuyler is a part of a hip hop dance crew who has won championships on the East Coast. Schuyler is truly an inspiration and a brilliant example of a well-rounded over-achiever.  Learn more about Schuyler https://www.schuylercmoore.com/Connect Schuyler Moore's LinkedIn 

This week on project grownup we are discussing the pros and cons of getting a pet and some important things to consider before taking that leap. Whether you want to buy a naked cat, a snake, a dog or a monkey, there are some questions that need to be asked and some planning that needs to be done.  Note: If you are considering getting a new pet, please consider adopting from the local Humane Society or other shelter. Most shelters are overwhelmed with the amount of pets in need of a good home. Thank you!  As always, please subscribe to the podcast on Spotify, Stitcher or iTunes and leave us a 5 star review.  Twitter & Instagram: @projgrownup 

This week on Project Grownup we have the lovely Marine Tanguy. Marine has had an eye for art and has been an advocate for artists from a very young age. She opened her first gallery at the age of 23 and has since changed the way artists thrive with their work by founding MTArt Agency in 2015. MTArt Agency is the first talent agency for visual artists worldwide, it focuses on building up the artists behind the work; they don’t invest in Art, they invest in artists. Marine has also been recognized for being named to Forbes 2018 30 under 30 Europe: Art & Culture and UK entrepreneur of the year for the 2019 NatWest Everywoman Awards. On top of that, she has also completed two TedX talks on how social media affects our minds and how artists can transform cities. Find Marine on Instagram @marinetanguyart MTArt Agency https://mtart.agency@mtartagencyMarine Tanguy TedX Talkshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=27&v=mfO3Dzv3UtM&feature=emb_titlehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAc3UW7e8Tw&feature=emb_title

At Project Grownup we love chasing success, but we also believe that it is important to take little breaks from time to time. Project grownup will be taking a little vacation, but don't fret we’ll be back on September 28th with another PG Inspiring Story. Please use this time to catch up on older episodes, leave us a review, but most importantly give yourself a break! Cheers! Remember to Subscribe to the Project Grownup Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, and Stitcher. Reviews are HIGHLY appreciated. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @ProjgrownupIf you would like to be featured or know anyone who should be on Project Grownup’s Inspiring Stories series, send an email to projgrownup@gmail.com

This week on Project Grownup we are talking with Riley Baron. As an actor.. Riley has starred in some tv shows you may be familiar with such as Hawaii Five O, Shameless, Dear White People. One of the films he’s starred in is the Watcher. But Riley is more than an actor. He’s also a musician.. Small business owner.. Basically doing more than I ever did at 21. Riley does not accept the idea that you have to find one niche and stick to it, he is exceeding expectations in every aspect of his professional life. At the young age of 21, Riley is well on his way to building a successful life for himself and we’re excited to get an inside look at his motivations and keys to success. Follow Riley & his journey!Instagram @jrileybaronFind Riley's music https://ffm.to/nrmnxxy https://open.spotify.com/artist/49qDP2hJvGwi2PKVzUHdkW?si=Rc0DtgxFRkmLt77RgXbMTgRetrograde Supply Co.https://retrogradesupplyco.comInstagram @retrogradesupplyco  Remember to Subscribe to the Project Grownup Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, and Stitcher. Apple podcast reviews are HIGHLY appreciated. Follow us on twitter and Instagram at @ProjGrownup  

This week, we’re talking BABY STEPS. We use the phrase Baby Steps because it is a reminder that small steps are okay, you don’t have to become successful all at once, as long as you keep moving forward.This podcast is called Project Grownup because we are all in the process of becoming successful adults. This is a documentary of our journey and an inspiration for us to push harder and grow stronger. While we are not quite successful, we are well on our way. This week we are discussing some of the categories in our lives that we are working on and maybe brainstorm a little about how we can improve each part. Remember to Subscribe to the Project Grownup Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, and Stitcher. Itunes reviews are HIGHLY appreciated. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @ProjgrownupIf you would like to be featured or know anyone who should be on Project Grownup’s Inspiring Stories series, send an email to projgrownup@gmail.com

***DISCLAIMER: In this episode we will be talking about some hard topics, including physical abuse. If you usually listen with your children, you may want to listen to this episode on your own. If you or anyone you know is a victim of abuse and are needing help, please call National Domestic Violence Hotline Phone: 800‐799‐SAFE (7233) or look online for further resources.*** This week on Project Grownup we are interviewing a guest who has pushed through some of the hardest circumstances life has to offer and lived to tell the story of it. Hunter Cauley overcame a difficult childhood and then battled cancer as a teenager, but she has pushed through and is building her own success one day at a time. Hunter talks to us about the various challenges she has faced and how she managed to find the strength to push through them. We also touch on where Hunter is now and the incredible business she is building for herself at such a young age. Prepare to be inspired and keep the tissue box close.  Hunter explained it best when she said, "My story is of perseverance. It's about victory in the face of trials and tribulations. I want to show folks that reality is rarely ever what's directly in front of you, but more so what you do with what is in front of you. Whether you get the worst hand in the deck or not is immaterial." Follow Hunter on Twitter @CauleyCGLM & Instagram @hunter_00 https://cauleycapital.com Check out Hunter's course on financial trading https://gumroad.com/hunterteaches  Remember to Subscribe to the Project Grownup Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, and Stitcher. Itunes reviews are HIGHLY appreciated. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @Projgrownup If you would like to be featured or know anyone who should be on Project Grownup’s Inspiring Stories series, send an email to projgrownup@gmail.com

You might want it, but do you really need it? Project Grownup discusses what wants & needs are and how to better distinguish them by using several methods and questions. However, wants and needs transcend the physical realm into the psychological, and can even transpire into personal future success. With several factors at play, Project Grownup is here to help you sort it out what is really important. Remember to Subscribe to the Project Grownup Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, and Stitcher. Itunes reviews are HIGHLY appreciated. Follow us on twitter and Instagram at @ProjGrownup If you would like to be featured or know anyone who should be on Project Grownup’s Inspiring Stories series, send an email to projgrownup@gmail.com

This week on Project Grownup we have an incredibly inspiring woman who is living proof that you CAN do it all. Joining us from London, we have the Quantum Ballerina, Dr. Merritt Moore. Merritt is beyond inspiring, she has the brains and the ballet. Merritt studied at both Harvard University and The University of Oxford, where she received her PhD in Physics. When she wasn’t in the lab, Merritt was dancing around the world with the Boston Ballet, the Norwegian National Ballet, the Zurich ballet and the English National Ballet. In 2018, Dr. Moore was awarded Forbes 30 Under 30. To top it off, she completed an Astronaut training program with the BBC. Overachiever is an understatement.  Follow Merritt’s journey on Twitter and Instagram - @Physicsonpointewww.physicsonpointe.com  Remember to Subscribe to the Project Grownup Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, and Stitcher. Itunes reviews are HIGHLY appreciated. Follow us on twitter and Instagram at @ProjGrownup If you would like to be featured or know anyone who should be on Project Grownup’s Inspiring Stories series, send an email to projgrownup@gmail.com 

Do you ever feel like you’re old because you don’t understand certain slang? Do you find yourself googling things to see what people are talking about? This week on Project Grownup, we have a conversation with Danielle’s younger sister, Caroline, who quizzes us on modern slang. Will we prove to be in with the times, or are we already out of touch in our mid-twenties?  Like and subscribe to the Project Grownup podcast on iTunes, Spotify and Stitcher. If you love the podcast, a review would be greatly appreciated (: Find us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @projgrownup Show notes edited by @alongstoryshrt 

Project Grownup continues its Inspiring Stories series by talking to the founder of thisChicago, Graham Hawthorne. thisChicago is an independent, non-profit streetwear brand founded to honor artists & support organizations providing solutions to local issues. He shares how he started his non-profit amid a pandemic, plus why he was inspired to give back to the city he calls home.  -----thisChicago is an independent, non-profit streetwear brand founded to honor artists & support organizations providing solutions to local issues. we design custom, personally embroidered apparel that is inspired by Chicago-based artists. thisChicago combines free symmetry, texture and bright colors to animate our city's vibrant, creative culture. with the world teetering between fear, uncertainty and hardship, we must collectively support populations that are most vulnerable to state violence and neglect. all thisChicago profits are donated to organizations fighting for social justice in our city, particularly issues of systemic racism, food scarcity and healthcare inequality. we are NOT just a streetwear brand. we are a COMMUNITY founded on love, unity and mutual aid. the love and devotion fromthisChicago supporters has helped us raise over $3,500 since March 2020. we are only growing that number. love you all! website: https://thischicago.shop/instagram: this.chicagolinkedin: thisChicagofacebook: thisChicago

This week on Project Grownup we speak with Krish, a Texas based hip hop artist. Krish talks to us about how he first began pursuing music, the struggles he has faced along the way and his perservance to conqure his future dreams. Tune in to get some insight into the life and process of this hot new artist. Krish's debut album drops on September 7, 2020 Follow his journey and find the hottest tracks on https://www.lnk.to/krish Instagram & Twitter @krish_records Featured songs on this episode: You The One-https://open.spotify.com/track/2j9tfW4Y9EGKMr00fMME1B?si=ZO93Nq0jQKOyCMquTKH0eA  Lovin You-https://open.spotify.com/track/3oYe61VNt3gGM7PZ4l4A4N?si=Rhen8HxeQuuLg6YII1vskA Demons- https://open.spotify.com/track/3qYQdnVMHzZ8vv9jHkMAbA?si=YnHgRYEjTIKt4DWk2oorng    Find more of Krish onSpotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/4XfFEOsMvn6hwAVoNKLDqJ?si=KHzZbWyjSqCunu4Ia9w4xA YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGheYEjWE8F5QMjGt5cBEWw Sound Cloud https://soundcloud.com/krishrecords  Apple Music https://music.apple.com/us/artist/1475287663?app=music&at=1l3vpUI&lId=2504572&cId=none&sr=1&src=Linkfire&itscg=30440&itsct=catchall_p1&ct=LFV_e60d064f44eb5ae0754119026a6b4195&ls=1       

Our entire lives center around building relationships. It’s important to have strong and positive relationships in our adult lives, they help us grow as humans.On the other hand, it’s equally important to cut out negative relationships. How do you differentiate between a healthy relationship and a toxic one? Is it okay to cut someone out of your life for your own well being?Your hosts talk about some personal experiences as well as providing some key tips on how to build and foster healthy relationships on a daily basis.  Send us your questions on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook to be featured in our Slay that Q&A!Instagram & Twitter @projgrownup#projectgrownup

Project Grownup interviews our very first guest to the show, Minika Ko! Minika is a fashion designer from Taiwan who is based out of New York City. She shares her journey to success, including how she stayed motivated in creating her KOVASKY clothing line, when no one believed in her idea. Plus, she shares why it's so important to give back to women and what other aspiring fashion designers should keep in mind when pursuing their own dreams. Follow Minika Ko here: @minikako @kovaskynychttps://minikako.comVisit the NYC Showroom at 37 Trinity Pl, New York, NY 10006  

Life can get pretty stressful as an adult, but especially with the way 2020 has unfolded. Finding your zen, however, can make things a little smoother. So let's get to it and unlock your inner peace. 

Are you figuring out fitness or fighting it? This week your hosts talk about what they do to stay in shape and the little goals they try to make to help them live a healthier lifestyle. 

Whether you have to move for your next job or simply because you've always wanted to live somewhere else, moving can be hard but also turn into one of the best decisions you've made. Your hosts have moved around the country a few times. They're now sharing their tips on how to conquer your next move.

What is the Law of Attraction and what are some of the ways to use it the most effectively? Your hosts break it down on how to change your mindset and live a happier, more positive life.

Just because society places an expectation on something doesn't mean it's always the most realistic. This week, your hosts are breaking some of them down while also reminding everyone that sometimes, you just have to standout.  

This week your hosts get a little personal and talk about what it's like dating nowadays. Plus, get ready for plenty of laughs as the women share their most embarrassing dating stories. 

This week we're talking about the most dirty and dangerous jobs. Alex is the recruiter, pitching different careers to Amy and Danielle. But is getting down and dirty worth the paycheck?  Podcast cover art by Taylor Bissonette (@taylorbissonette)Music by Max C. Joseph (instagram @maxcjoseph)Check out his new music on Spotify!https://open.spotify.com/album/2GZnXDvTADv2fewUUtsSKy

Project Grownup discusses the famous question "What do you want to be when you grow up?" Plus, not happy in your current job? Your hosts talk about how to stay motivated, including why and how you should still pursue those goals you may have always pushed to the side.  New episodes out every Monday 12am EST! Follow us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @projgrownupDM your questions for a chance to be featured on Slay that Q&A! Podcast cover art by Taylor Bissonette (@taylorbissonette)Music by Max C. Joseph (instagram @maxcjoseph)Check out his new music on Spotify!https://open.spotify.com/album/2GZnXDvTADv2fewUUtsSKy

Welcome to Project Grownup! Conquering this phenomenon they call adulthood through hard work, discussion and laughs. We hope you will be part of this project with us. Get to know your hosts Alex, Amy and Danielle through two truths and one lie and lots of laughs.  New episodes out every Monday 12am EST! Follow us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @projgrownupDM your questions for a chance to be featured on Slay that Q&A! Music by Max C. Joseph Podcast cover art by Taylor Bissonette