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#159: Are you trying to figure out what your next step for your career should be? Especially as women, we feel more pressure than our male counterparts as we strive to balance both work and family life or even just trying to nab that promotion. Whether you are looking to figure out what your next step is or start to execute that plan, this is a must-listen!  Today's guest is Janine Esbrand and she is the founder of Career Change Makers, a coaching and consulting company which helps high-achieving women increase career fulfillment and helps companies to nurture and develop their female talent. Janine is also a former lawyer, TEDx Speaker and Podcast Host who brings her passion for career development and advancement to people around the world through dynamic keynote presentations and weekly podcast episodes.  When she is not coaching, speaking or podcasting, Janine can be found spending time with her husband and 2 young children or traveling. This episode will show how women and men's mindsets are different when looking at potential jobs to apply for, how to overcome that fear of not being good enough and common mistakes that career women have made when trying to get to the next level.  This episode is jam-packed full of great ideas, so let's get to it!  Learn How to Figure Out What's Next For Your Career.... [03:26] How Janine started her career journey and how at age 8 was already influenced about possible career options  [07:16] How she overcame that doubt of whether she should jump into doing her business full-time or not [11:14] Common mistakes that career women make when trying to get to the next level (includes the easiest way to get a raise) ;) [14:02] What your next steps should be - reevaluate your why  [17:02] Things to remember when scrolling through job descriptions  Important Links & Mentions in this episode:https://www.careerchangemakers.com/ (Janine's Website) https://lightboxcoaching.lpages.co/career-change-maker-program/ (Janine's Career Change Maker Program) https://view.flodesk.com/pages/61b281a76fd16bd0a4ddc1dc (Janine's Free 5 Day Career Change Mini-Course) https://www.powerofoneframework.com/benchmark (Kelly's Free Power of One Framework Benchmark) https://kellybaader.com/review (Subscribe + Review on iTunes) https://kellybaader.com/Spotify (Subscribe + Listen on Spotify)     Remember, YOU Matter! See you in the next episode. 

Summary:   Welcome to a brand new episode!   The Startup Junkies welcomed Kenny Kinley on our 282nd episode! Kinley is the CEO of Edafio Technology Partners and has proven leadership experience in broad roles such as IT, sales, marketing, account management, and more. It was a pleasure to discuss all things tech with him on this episode!   Thanks for tuning in!   Shownotes: (1:12) Introducing Kenny Kinley (3:48) Edafio Technology Partners (9:22) Angel Investing  (12:43) Figure Out What's Important (16:47) Anywhere Recruitment (20:48) The War on Talent and Remote Work Benefits (26:00) Global Privacy Regulations (29:21) Future of Tech with Edafio (32:37) Advice to Younger Self and Closing Remarks   Links: Jeff Amerine Davis McEntire  Caleb Talley Kenny Kinley Edafio Technology Partners Cadron Creek Capital    Quotes: "To start a business, not only do you need an entrepreneurial spirit, but you need the programs from the state and also investors." (10:00) - Kenny Kinley   "Finding that cultural fit, where it's people you're going to enjoy working with and there's good alignment and objectives is really important." (12:32) - Jeff Amerine   "If you try to hire too fast, then you hire the wrong people, and instead of hiring 35, you end up hiring 45." (16:16) - Kenny Kinley   "You still need to meet people and have relationships, but instead of four or five face-to-face meetings, there may be one or two, but then the rest of it, you can do virtually." (23:35) - Kenny Kinley   "I would go back and tell myself, don't worry so much about what other people think. It is just a vicious cycle… Through mentorships, relationships, and reading you try to soak up all the information and make the best decision you can and just move forward." (33:10) - Kenny Kinley   https://www.startupjunkie.org/

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Join AC and CJ as they discuss the big news that dropped this week that the JEDI contract is up for grabs… again, a summary of Microsoft news and, as always, some fantastic picks!News Microsoft Issues Emergency Patch for Windows Flaw Microsoft cancels plans to deliver SQL Server on Windows Containers Pentagon cancels $10 billion JEDI contract challenged by Amazon, ending long-contested cloud-computing deal Microsoft Edge just left a serious rival in its dust Manage frontline workers in Microsoft Teams with Tags and Time Clock APIs Explore new change notification API resources for your Microsoft Teams app Microsoft Teams 2.0 Will Use Half The Memory Build the next generation of collaborative apps for hybrid work Picks AC’s Pick Hubble Trouble: NASA Can’t Figure Out What’s Causing Computer Issues On The Telescope CJ’s Pick Jeff Bezos asks woman, 82, to travel into space with him

For full show notes, go to GetCareerClarity.com/Episode107. You all get to hear a lot from me as a career change coach and a person who supports folks making career transitions every single day every year. Today will be a special treat as we are diving into a cool story from Jennifer Turliuk. Jennifer went through a similar discernment process and came up with her own framework on how to navigate through career changes and find the work that feels like it fits. This is a wonderful additional perspective for any of you who have been listening to the podcast and are on the precipice of making a change.  Show Notes: Jennifer Turliuk How to Figure Out What to Do with Your Life (Next)  Instagram: @JenniferTurliuk LinkedIn: Jennifer Turliuk Roadmap to a Fulfilling Career eBook

Is it really possible to “organize” your life? Jennifer Turliuk, CEO of MakerKids and author of “How to Figure Out What to Do with Your Life (Next),” discusses how you can apply design principles to find your ideal career (6:10). Then, Lara Corey and Luigi Aldon, co-founders of Smudge Wellness, share how they help people create order in their spiritual lives (14:16). Learn more about Margins from Managing Editor: http://www.managingeditor.com/podcast Subscribe to our Friday morning email: http://www.managingeditor.com/subscribe

Highlights:  [9:25] The non-evolution of education [19:58] Truly disconnecting when off work  [30:15] Maker Kids     Meet Jennifer Turliuk   Jennifer is an entrepreneur, author, speaker, and career coach. She is the founder and CEO of MakerKids, the first and largest makerspace for kids in the world. Her work has been featured in New York Times, Wired, Fast Company, Forbes, and even as a Harvard case study.   She’s also the author of How to Figure Out What to Do With Your Life (Next) Described by Deepok Chopra as “A brilliant instruction manual on how to find purpose, build a career, and live a life of fulfillment for anyone aspiring to success in work and society.”   Now some people are very hard to do justice in an introduction and Jennifer is one such person.    How do you adequately describe someone who’s written an article for  Forbes that made their Greatest Hits list. -Or who Developed their own self-education program that involved shadowing some of the top entrepreneurs and investors in Silicon Valley - Or DJ‘d for Red Bull, some of Chile’s largest nightclubs, and 1 of the top 10 black tie events in the world (according to David Letterman)   Or who had her First website featured in a major children’s magazine at age 12   And what I love most about Jennifer is that she is truly focused on creating a world that works for everyone. Dedicated to helping all of us find our purpose and live a life of fulfillment as well as shifting the next generation from growing up as consumers to growing up as creators.   So whether you are a building your business, carving your personal career path,  wanting to be the best parent for your kids,  or simply looking to deepen the level of joy and fulfillment you are experiencing in your life, this is the episode for you.   Connect with Jennifer: Instagram: @jenniferturliuk Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jenniferturliuk Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferturliuk/?originalSubdomain=ca Twitter: https://twitter.com/jenniferturliuk Website: https://jenniferturliuk.com/ https://makerkids.com/     ... Want to try a revolutionary self-care game?   Download InJoy Daily: The Self-Care Game now: iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/injoy-daily-motivation/id1523808851 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.brst.injoy

We talk to the CEO of MakerKids, Jennifer Turliuk, about her new book called How to Figure Out What to Do With Your Life (Next). Connect with Jennifer on Twitter and on her website: jenniferturliuk.com.

You just quit your job. Now what? Jennifer Turliuk takes us through her book How to Figure Out What to Do With Your Life (Next). And, the real estate market and mortgage industry during covid times. Joe Jacobs from Mortgage Connection tells us what’s changed since the pandemic began. Then, financial productivity in just five minutes. Hanna Horvath from Easy Money takes us through “five minute money tasks”. Plus, Filing your taxes on a low income with Momentum. And, Nancy Tengler from Laffer Tengler Investments tells us about her book The Women’s Guide to Successful Investing. To find out more about the guests check out: Jennifer Turliuk: Twitter | com Joe Jacobs: Twitter | Instagram Momentum: Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Find Bruce Sellery at Moolala.ca | Twitter | Facebook | Linkedin

Emmy award-winning journalist Kym McNicholas interviews author Jennifer Turliuk about key career selection lessons from her new book, How to Figure Out What to Do With Your Life (Next). BOOK DESCRIPTION: “A brilliant instruction manual on how to find purpose, build a career, and live a life of fulfillment for anyone aspiring to success in work and society.” – DEEPAK CHOPRA A surefire guide to planning your next career move and discovering the job you really want. Jennifer Turliuk was dissatisfied in her corporate job, so she quit. But she had no idea what to do next. After university, she, like so many graduates, focused on just getting a job rather than figuring out the career she really wanted. Yet how would she even begin to find out what exactly that would be? Instead of getting another degree or going back to school to change her career path, Jennifer embarked on a “self-education journey,” interviewing and shadowing some of the world’s leading professors, founders, and investors from Silicon Valley companies such as Airbnb, Square, Kiva, and more. What she discovered is not only a way to find out what she really wanted to do with her own life, but a career design process that would help others do just the same. Based on tested strategies and exercises including quantified self, design thinking, lean methodology, self-discovery, and more, Turliuk will be your guide to finding the path towards a satisfying and passion-driven career that is right for you. We partnered with local Toronto-based independent bookseller Ben McNally for this to support shopping local. If you wish to buy a copy of the book, please call them at 416.361.0032 or email them at info@benmcnallybooks.com. For those outside the area, the book is also available via Amazon (https://www.amazon.ca/Figure-What-Your-Life-Next/dp/1459747496), Indigo, etc.

Hello again everybody! Today I'm going to talk about the 5 steps to craft a perfect stock portfolio. The goal is to have a well rounded and PROFITABLE portfolio.  It's not hard! Don't overthink it ya'll! Also, make sure you RATE and COMMENT on the show! My goal is to have as many people listening and learning FREE ways to build wealth.  Stay amazing and fabulous.   How to Create a Profitable Investment Portfolio:  Step 1: Find Your Investment Platform Step 2: Figure Out What to Invest In Step 3: Pick Your Stocks Step 4: How Many Shares Should I Buy Step 5: Choose Your Investing Strategy   How to Invest in the Stock Market Ready to Start Investing in the Stock Market? Don't Know Where to Start? Get my step by step guide here.   Music: www.bensound.com Follow Me: @stacksnthecity 

Our guest for this week is Larry Benet, a thought-provoking and highly entertaining seminar speaker often referred to as “One of the Most Connected People on the Planet”.About LarryLarry is a world-renowned Connector and the Founder and CEO of the Larry Benet Agency, the Thought Leaders Mastermind Series, SANG Events (Speakers and Authors Networking Group), and the creator/author of the Connection Mastery training system. SANG is a group of some of the most successful speakers and authors in the world. On the list of SANG Members and Participants, you can find esteemed professionals such as Tony Robbins, Les Brown, Peter Guber, Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hanse, Harvey Mackay, Keith Ferrazzi, Tony Hsieh of Zappos and Paula Abdul.Larry’s goal is to raise a billion dollars over his lifetime through his connections, business ventures, and social influence. He is a strong advocate for many charity organizations and believes that we CAN and WILL change the world, and solve the problems that plague so many people in America. He is the past Chairman of the Tsunami Disaster Relief Project, where he brought top business leaders together to raise money for the victims of the Indonesian Tsunami.He has also supported the Larry King Cardiac Foundation, served on the advisory board of the Wyland Foundation and the Soul of Africa, and has helped raise money for Richard Branson’s charity, Virgin Unite. When Larry isn’t working, he likes to attend live concerts, sporting events, and award shows like the Grammy’s. On the top of that list, however, is spending time with his 4 little nieces.Connect with Larry:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/larrybenetTwitter: https://twitter.com/larrybenetWebsite: http://www.larrybenet.com/In This Episode We Canvas:The Big Turn-off of NetworkingLarry has never been excited about networking and doesn’t encourage it at all. He is more focused on connecting with influential people and other people in general and believes more in helping people, adding value to their lives, serving them, and making a difference in their lives in an authentic manner. “One of the last things that I personally would like to do is go to an event where I don’t know anyone and try to walk up to random strangers.” - Larry BenetThe 5-Step Recipe for ConnectingHis recipe for connecting with people starts with creating an authentic meaningful personal connection with someone, followed by finding out what is most important to them, helping them get what they want, being a good VC (Value Creator), and setting up a good strong follow up system that will ensure you stay in touch with them. “You don’t have to be a venture capitalist, but if you can just master the skill of value creation, in my opinion, that’s one of the most valuable things you can learn.” - Larry BenetHow to Figure Out What’s Important to PeopleFinding out what’s important to people both personally and professionally is a game-changer and the best method is still - just to ask them, point-blank. And if you can help them to get closer to achieving it - your relationship will be off to a great start!“After I have a rapport with someone, I’ll just come flat out and ask them what’s the important project or goal they’re working on in case I or my influential network might be able to help them.” - Larry BenetWhat Is Relationship Currency?In life and business, people prefer to do business with people they know, like, and trust. But Larry believes that when we help others, we make it easier to connect with those people, and this the fundamental meaning of relationship currency or relationship capital. There is so much power in realizing that there is always someone who has what another person wants.“The reality is, what you want in life, someone else already has.” - Larry BenetThe Value of TrustA great example of just how deterring lack of trust can be are the relationships between the republicans and democrats in the United States. They don’t trust each other. The resulting effect of that is that it takes them a very long time to pass legislation. Trust is critical and the fact of the matter is that whenever trust is involved and we go out of our way to help someone, a lot of value is being exchanged. It’s a lot easier to get the end result done and to do it way more efficiently.“When there is no trust, things take a very long time.” - Larry BenetInvesting Time into Connecting with PeopleConnecting with people is a way of life for Larry, and he encourages people to incorporate reaching out to three people a day into their daily structure. This should include showing appreciation by, for example, pulling out your phone and texting someone you haven’t talked to in a while and tell them how you value them. It’s really all about being thoughtful!“It’s just being thoughtful more than anything else. It doesn’t have to take a whole lot of time or money.” - Larry BenetHow to Be a Value CreatorWhen we come into contact with others, we should think about how we can contribute to them. There are so many ways to do that and it can be as simple as just sharing a book, a podcast, or an article. Larry believes in being a “professional inviter” and advises people to always invite others to events. He encourages giving to givers because when we give to takers all the time, our world doesn’t change very much.“It all comes down to creating value, being a resource for others.” - Larry BenetMastering How to Stay In TouchWe need to learn how to utilize the advantage our smartphones provide us with. We can write notes about the people we meet and keep track of information that goes above and beyond just their phone number and email. We can write down when we met them, how we met them, what’s important to them, when their birthday is, and so much more. Those details enable us to stay in touch on a more regular basis.“One plus one equals eleven and the art of staying in touch makes a difference.” - Larry BenetLarry’s Message of Inspired EvolutionThe fact that connections are one of my highest values made having Larry on such a blessing. I just love how simple Larry’s recipe for connecting with people is and truly hope this episode inspires you to go out there and connect more. The world is full of friends we haven’t met yet!“If possible, put yourself in an environment where you can connect with others” - Larry Benet See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is an episode of Crush It Mondays.  Each week, I'll bring to you an inspiring message, habit, or contemplation to get your week off to a powerful start.  In this week's episode, I want to talk about excuses. Excuses can show up in several forms.  Procrastination is one of the main ways excuses show up.  We give a reason as to why we can do that thing later.  And for some things, procrastination is just a hop, skip, and a jump to never getting that thing done.  Other forms of excuses show up as a reason to let yourself off the hook.  The challenge is figuring out when you actually SHOULD listen to your excuse because your body is telling you something, and when your excuses are a form of procrastination, laziness, or even fear of failure, losing time, or not knowing how to get started. First, let's talk about big picture excuses- excuses that we make to avoid bigger life changes. Figure Out What's Really Holding You Back Here are some common excuses I hear or that I've caught myself saying. Try to decode what you are really saying instead.  Here are a few examples. I'm too old to start (I hear this a lot with mountain biking... NOT true! My dad started in his 60s.  My father-in-law is in his 70s and mountain bikes!). You're really saying "I'm afraid I'll get hurt." Hire a coach, take babysteps, realize that you are looking at worst-case scenarios and it's probably not true. I don't know how to do it. You're really saying: I don't know how to do it right now.  I'm afraid that I won't be able to figure it out.  I'm afraid I'll waste my time trying to learn if it doesn't work out.  I don't want to spend the time.  Meet the internet.  You can learn how to do pretty much everything if you're willing to put in the time It's too cold, hot, I'm too sleepy, I have to much to do... excuses not to exercise.  What are you really worried about?  Are you tired, stressed, burnt out, or injured?  Those are times you might need a break.  You probably are really saying that you don't want to be uncomfortable. I have already spent years in school or in my career dedicated to this path. I can't change now. You're really saying that it is hard to start over and you're afraid of the sunk cost of time and money, but you can always change.  You  also might be avoiding discomfort, temporary loss of identity, fear of not knowing what to do next, but you can almost always change.  Change is hard and it takes work, but it's worth it. I don't have time You're really saying you won't make time. You might have to cut something else out, but if it's important you always have time. Some of the excuses I just mentioned are for bigger picture things.  But what about smaller things too?  I am the worst about procrastinating with writing: blog posts, articles, books.  I also have been known to procrastinate getting out on my bike, meditation, going to the gym, cleaning the garage, listing stuff on craigslist. What should you do to be stronger than your excuses? The Hardest Part is Getting Started First, identify that you are in fact making an excuse. Just being aware that you are doing it helps, and try to figure out what the real issue is in the first place.  The hardest part for most people is simply getting started.  In chemistry, physics, or even an electrical impulse in the body, there is the activation energy, that is, a minimum quantity of energy required to get the process or reaction started. Once you apply some energy to it, you'll get moving. Usually, applied to something we are trying to get ourselves to do, this activation energy is getting started and doing it for 1-5 minutes. So- commit to getting dressed and riding your bike for 5 minutes.  Do 1 yoga stretch.  Meditate for 3 breaths.  Do just 10 pushups. Put one plate in the dishwasher.  Open a document and write 2 sentences.  Read one article on how to do something you want to learn. It'll help you get started to overcome that initial amount of activation energy.  Tell yourself you can stop if you don't want to keep going...but chances are you'll keep going.  The hardest part is getting started. Focus on the Feeling Another tip is reverse engineering how you'll feel if you don't do the thing. How will you feel after?  I don't know about you, but I have very rarely regretted getting out on that run or bike ride, even when I didn't want to get started. You rarely regret doing something that you were trying to get yourself to do.  All the times you overcome your excuses, focus on the feeling when you get it done and revisit it each time you try to make an excuse.  It's a muscle you can strengthen as you build more trust and integrity with yourself. It's really powerful when you actually do the thing you said you were going to do.  And if you think it's about willpower, listen to my Crush It Monday About How to Boost Willpower (linked in the show notes). Identity and Environment Making it easy to do the thing you're trying to do helps you get started.  We've talked about this before, but doing things like setting your clothes out the night before, having the meditation app on the front page of your phone, having the default main browser page on your computer be your compose page of your blog or an online course you're working on.  Leaving a fruit bowl front and center on your counter.   You can also think about identity.  What would a tidy person do?  The tidy person would make their bed and fold the sock pile on the floor before leaving the room. What would a healthy person do? A healthy person would do meal prep with healthy meals on the weekend to make sure they don't eat junk food or eat out during the week.  What would an athlete do? An athlete would show up for their workouts, even if they don't always feel like it.  Each time you do something that fits that identity, you become that identity. If you overcame an excuse this week, take a screenshot and share it with me on social media. Let's share all of our wins this week together! 2 Ways to Give Back to the Show                 Listen Now            

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Are you uncertain about what you want to do with your life? Join college success coach, Katy Oliveira for the final episode in her four-part series discussing 4 flawed premises that may be getting in the way of you figuring out what to do with your life. In this episode, she unpacks why you don't need to pick something that others approve.  Save your seat for the 3 Essential Steps to Figure Out What to Do with Your Life workshop: bit.ly/whattodoworkshop

It's been a minute since I recorded a solocast. If you've been listening you know I've had a lot [everything] going on. But, in this episode, I felt like I should share how I figured out how to finally move forward in a difficult process. This is one of my secret superpowers. And you have [...] The post [Solocast] How to Figure Out WHAT to Do Next and Who You Can Talk To appeared first on Amanda Berlin -- Communication Strategy and Business Consulting.

Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur address all of the feedback they got in their quest to start a new podcast The post Rob & Akiva are STILL Trying to Figure out What to Podcast Next appeared first on PostShowRecaps.com.

Earn Your Happy Quickie – ep. 135 – How to Figure Out What’s Next “There comes a time to stop looking back and trying to figure out why. At some point, we need to shift our attention to what’s next.” – Unknown Are your thoughts or fears paralyzing you before you’ve even reached a goal? Are you asking yourself questions, such as: Why am I unclear? Why don’t I know what I want to do? Why can’t I move forward? Yikes. I get anxious just thinking about it.  Today, I want to talk about removing those types of disempowering questions from your brain and replacing them instead with “what’s next?” Sure, I get it. Those questions come from a place of uncertainty and fear and they’re hard to stop. But know that most entrepreneurs (including myself) are willing to explore their curiosity even if that nagging voice in their heads tells them they’re crazy or that it doesn’t fit in with “where they’re at.” They don’t let themselves get STUCK. If they feel called to try something new, they do it regardless of the risk. “The people who are the happiest are the ones who are most willing to explore all the little soul hits.” Take the Earn Your Happy podcast as an example. It wasn’t something that I had on my to-do list. At the end of the day, “I wanted to have epic conversations with people and I wanted an excuse to do it,”  And well, you know the ending to that story because here we are. You don’t have to have a plan to move forward. You just have to, “Be willing to put yourself out there and fail.”  By avoiding any possibility of failure, you risk missing the message you were supposed to hear and possibly something you were called to do. So, what’s next? My advice… Ask more empowering questions (ditch those that don’t serve you anything more than a side of anxiety) and explore the resources around you. Run toward the failure and thank it for what it’s teaching you. And one more Earn Your Happy Tip for the road…the more you can fail the better.   In This Episode You Will Learn: Future Resistance Fear Failure Curiosity Entrepreneurs Podcast Resources:   Checkout my website at loriharder.com. Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook.

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We have a responsibility to train the next generation, and part of that is developing a good relationship with technology. Jennifer Turliuk is an entrepreneur, writer, and speaker with her work having been featured in the New York Times, Huffington Post, Fast Company, Wired, and more.Jennifer is the CEO of MakerKids, which started the first and largest makerspace for kids in the world and now runs award-winning virtual programs, Coding, Robotics and Minecraft, to teach social skills and a positive relationship with technology. She is the author of How to Figure Out What to Do With Your Life (Next). Jennifer is a sought-after TEDx and keynote speaker, and her writing can be found in Forbes, Business Insider, Strategy, and various newspapers. This is only the tip of the Iceberg of what she does, so jump right into this episode and learn how Minecraft is creating the world's next tech leaders!Things you will learn in this episode: [00:01 - 05:24] Opening Segment  I introduce today's guest, Jennifer TurliukJennifer gives us some background on her storyA moment that impacted her life Being featured on a magazine as a highschoolerAn interest in technology early on Support from parents[05:25 - 25:17] How Minecraft is Creating the World's Next Tech LeadersJennifer talks about her college experienceTown between business and art Moving to a focus on business Relationships that influenced Jennifer Independent study with a professor Jennifer talks about her start in business and techTargeting key challenges in the world The start of MakerKidsPositive mental health effects on kidsHow Minecraft helps kids build confidence Well-rounded education Communication and social skillsHelping kids with autism Why parents don't have to fear what they don't know Developing a positive relationship with screensPracticing in a safe and supportive environmentHow to develop a good relationship with screensPassive vs. active screen time Programs that help develop skills The future of jobs will hang on coding abilities A word from our Sponsor [25:18 - 37:34] Jennifer Turliuk on How to Build Your NetworkWho you know or what you know?What you know is very helpful to determine who you should know The how is just as importantRelationships that have impacted Jennifer's life The basis for her book The importance of what Jennifer teaches in her bookWhen to jump into something vs. testing things out The choice you make today doesn't have to be the endThe importance of masterminds and mentorsAdvice to people who are new to speaking on stage Creative ways to work on the craft and book engagements[37:35 - 41:39] Closing SegmentThE RaNdOm RoUnDHow to engage with JenniferLinks below Final words Tweetable Quotes: “A huge part of the parents' role is to help kids develop a positive relationship with screens… Screens are something that can be used safely, in moderation, and successfully; or it can be overused.” - Jennifer Turliuk“9 years from now, 85% of jobs won't exist… in a future like that, what skills are important? Well the key skills, I would argue, would be able to code robots and AI's and contribute the social emotional skills they lack.” - Jennifer TurliukResources Mentioned: How to Figure Out What to Do With your Life (Next)TED Talks: The Official TED Guide to Public SpeakingTalk Like TEDConnect and engage with Jennifer on Instagram and LinkedIn. Go to https://jenniferturliuk.com/ to learn more about finding the career of your dreams.Did you love the value that we are putting out in the show? LEAVE A REVIEW and tell us what you think about the episode so we can continue putting out great content just for you! Share this episode and help someone who wants to connect with world-class people. Jump on over to travischappell.com/makemypodcast and let my team make you your very own show!If you want to learn how to build YOUR network, check out my website travischappell.com. You can connect with me on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Be sure to join The Lounge to become part of the community that's setting up REAL relationships that add value and create investments.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy