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It may seem like a small thing, but investing in relationships in any opportunity can prove beneficial in the building of your career trajectory and professional goals. First connected with AgGrad in 2016 by taking over the Snapchat for National Ag Day, Elizabeth Galbreath has been able to capitalize on seemingly normal encounters to improve her skill set and career path. A part of the Agriculture Sales and Marketing Professional Development program at BASF, it's been a wild ride for Elizabeth but she wouldn’t change a thing ( (https://www.basf.com/us/en.html) ). What is the BASF Program Like? One of the many advantages to working with BASF is the developmental opportunities they provide whether it be conferences or research. It is the perfect place for someone who is trying to figure out what they want to be doing. BASF also teaches you everything that they ask you to do and are extremely supportive. Mastering the Elevator Pitch It’s important to always have an “Elevator Pitch” at the ready as you never know when you’ll only have a couple of minutes to say, “this is who I am” and “this is why you would want to hire me.” Not insincere when done correctly, this is exactly the technique that Elizabeth used when the opportunity presented itself when she recognize the individual on an elevator with her as a Vice President at the company that she had applied too (https://aggrad.com/top-tips-successful-networking/). “I’m the first person I’ve ever heard of using an elevator pitch in an elevator,” she laughs as she explains how she got the opportunity at BASF. Introducing herself and giving her quick spiel, it was only a few days later when it was arranged for her to fly out for an interview (https://aggrad.com/networking-101-introducing/). What is your favorite part of working at BASF? Welcoming and open co-workers, willing to sacrifice their own time to answer her in-depth questions with absolute patience, is one of the reasons that Elizabeth loves working at BASF. A supporting reason is BASF’s partnership with a variety of different organizations and causes that are important to Elizabeth. What is the most challenging part of working at BASF? The biggest thing is to have trust in the process. You may want to accelerate where you are at and where you are going, but you need to be able to accept all that comes your way. Elizabeth says that this alone has taught her more than most other parts of her job. Involvement with AFA Studying the leadership and community development side of agriculture at Virginia Tech, Elizabeth found herself investing in the 4-H extension side through both her major and department. This led to her involvement in AFA ( (https://www.agfuture.org/) ), which gave her an understanding and comprehension on how big the agriculture industry really is and what her role in it could look like. An organization dedicated to building bridges for young leaders in agriculture and food, AFA holds one premier event in Kansas City every year called the AFA Leaders Conference. With 800 and growing college students attending, all pursuing agriculture and food careers, they also provide institutes throughout the year for a variety of different sectors. A huge part of her college career, attending events, allowed her to combine development with industry networking. Career Advice   Do not let others dictate for you. Whether that is your family or your major/department/professors or what you think society expects of you, do what is best for you. What is best for you and your long-term development down the road? You need to take on roles that really develop and challenge you. With that in mind, you won’t know much about the next job until you take it (https://aggrad.com/4-questions-to-determine-a-great-long-term-opportunity/). Fake it ‘til you make it!Don’t be afraid to ask questions, ask for mentors, and learn! Be involved with community. Be a sponge! “What would your 80...

Joy revisits her experience with Past Life Regression therapy and Justin shares his perspective on being a supportive husband along Joy’s spiritual journey. Elevator Pitch It’s Justin’s Birthday Week! Creating safe spaces to release and work through your emotions. Our fifth weekly wellness newsletter is out. Have you signed up? January’s required reading: You Are A Bad Ass by Jen Sincero Nike got it right – JUST DO IT! Joy’s recent Past Life Regression experience. The conflict between religion and spirituality. And much more! Spread the Word If you enjoyed the episode, please leave us a review on iTunes and share it with your friends! Connect with us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook to share your thoughts about the show. Weekly Wellness Newsletter Every week, we will email a wellness newsletter with challenges to guide you on your wellness journey, strengthen your finances, and provide you with the tools you'll need to enhance your day to day life. Episode 95 Preview

Justin and Joy discuss the tragedy in San Antonio and reflect on living a purposeful life. Elevator Pitch It finally feels like Fall! Interested in joining Joy for NaNoWriMo? Brunch 2 Bomb is back! Get your tickets. The sad and tragic shooting in Sutherland Springs. Creating positivity amongst the negativity. Setting boundaries to assist with self-care and healing. And much more! Spread the Word If you enjoyed the episode, please leave us a review on iTunes and share it with your friends! Connect with us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook to share your thoughts about the show. Love Jays Newsletter Have you signed up for our newsletter? Join the hundreds who've already subscribed to the best newsletter on the internet! Episode 83 Preview

Justin and Joy discuss forty-five’s poor leadership and the outcry regarding the national anthem protest. Elevator Pitch It’s officially Joy’s favorite season – Fall! Justin’s often, yet poor, conflict resolution skills. Black men vs. therapy: I accept the challenge. The Solange concert and partying on a Compton farm. Forty-five’s SOB comment. National anthem protest and boycotting the NFL. And much more! Spread the Word If you enjoyed the episode, please leave us a review on iTunes and share it with your friends! Connect with us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook to share your thoughts about the show. Love Jays Newsletter Have you signed up for our newsletter? Join the hundreds who've already subscribed to the best newsletter on the internet! Episode 77 Preview