Podcast appearances and mentions of jennifer dziura

Julie and Casey sit down remotely with Jennifer Dziura, founder of Get Bullish and the Bullish Conference, and key figure in their origin story. Prepare yourselves for some serious patriarchy smashing, some VERY strong opinions, a meditation on fragile bodies (and how anyone on Star Trek uses a bathroom), and a dose of no holds-barred advice on badassery.  (Strong language) TOP TAKEAWAYS: Human bodies are fragile, ridiculous meat sacks.  Conference organizers should plan accordingly.  Breaks!  Bathrooms!  Sufficient seating!  And for goodness’ sake, real food. When you’re used to people disagreeing with you with well-reasoned arguments in a formal setting, it’s hard to get riled by gross people on Twitter. (Debate team FTW) John Stuart Mill’s theory of the “marketplace of ideas” doesn’t hold much water in the year of our lord 2020 - people don’t change their minds via well-reasoned argument (usually they just entrench further).  But a “buffet of ideas” where everyone can come and take what they want might be more realistic and more feminist! Setting up your business so you don’t have to deal with toxicity is a great way to have leftover energy to deal with toxicity in your life.  (It’s also a compelling case for entrepreneurship.) Jennifer Dziura is the founder of GetBullish, a blog about careers and business from a feminist POV, and the annual Bullish Conference. GetBullish's online shop now sells over 4,000 items, including the signature "We will dance on the graves of the patriarchy and drink the bitter tears of mediocre men" travel mug. She lives in Brooklyn and her name is pronounced "Di-ZUR-a."

This week’s revolutionary is Jennifer Dziura, the founder of the unabashedly feminist company GetBullish. Having started several businesses throughout her life, she has grown to understand what works and what doesn’t, and—most importantly—how to make money without being a jerk to others. Jennifer a talented writer and speaker, who often discusses class and gender issues in business and life. In this episode, Jennifer and I discuss her roots as a writer and discovered the impact that her voice can have on the world. Jennifer also shares her stories around starting various businesses, seeing them fail, and continuously picking herself back up to start again. Jennifer is a strategic risk-taker and fearless leader. This is a conversation you won’t want to miss. Some Questions I Ask: Tell me about your work. (0:47)How did you find the process of losing your first business and starting over in New York? (24:18)Would you rather lose a debate or get blankly stared at while doing standup? (26:01)How did you get into public speaking? (28:11)What part does risk play in your career? (34:48)How do you determine who to hire? (53:35)In This Episode, You Will Learn: How Jennifer riled up her community as a high schooler. (1:08)How Jennifer started her first business as an undergraduate student. (18:33)About Jennifer’s early experiences as a standup comedian. (24:39)Why it’s important to do things without tangible application. (33:02)How Jennifer learned to develop a roadmap for her business and delegate repeatable tasks. (42:10)Why the idea of pursuing a future self’s interest is helpful for those with conflicted feelings about money. (59:14)Host: Jillian FosterGuest: Jennifer DziuraResources: GetBullishAmusing Ourselves to Death by Neil PostmanStumbling on Happiness by Daniel GilbertJennifer’s InstagramJennifer’s LinkedInJennifer’s Twitter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Why is it so damn tough to design a fulfilling career? How do you get the job you want and earn enough money to stop worrying about the next paycheck? This week we're joined by Jennifer Dzuira. She's the founder of GetBullish.com and the annual Bullish conference, where she dishes out advice on feminism and careers. We explored the steps toward developing your career path in the corporate world and navigating the road to entrepreneurship. If you've ever struggled to discover what job is right for you, take note of this one. *** Tap on this link to access show notes+transcripts, join our private community of mavericks, or sign up to the newsletter: EveryoneHatesMarketers.com/links

Today on the show, we have a fearless woman name Jennifer Dziura, who is the founder of GetBullish.com and the annual Bullish Conference. When I Google "bullish girl" just to make sure that it doesn't sound offensive, Jen's website, GetBullish.com ranked #2 (Good job Jen!), and number one is Wall Street Crowds Bullish on "Fearless Girl" Statue.  "Bullish is feminism- and justice-minded work talk from someone who believes in examining our relationship to corporations."  Here are some of Jennifer's beliefs and a cheatsheet to our conversation:  You can make money and influence the world without being a jerk. Starting businesses on zero dollars Selling expensive things to rich people, and doing real things in the world rather than trying to “manifest your dreams.” Helping other women --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/feisworld/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/feisworld/support

Jen Dzirua is the founder of GetBullish.com and the annual Bullish Conference. I am a huge fan of her work and her no-bullshit approach to advice. Although the ways we express our beliefs around self-love are very, very different I found I learned so much from our interview. In this episode we chat extensively about designing your life in 2016, how to "have it all" as a parent, business owner, and woman of the world, why she resists the terms "self-love" and "self-care", how she accomplishes her own form of meditation in hotel bars, and how to order traditional cocktails like a pro. This will be my last interview of 2015 and it feels like the perfect one to round out the year.

Jennifer Dziura, educator, author, Bullish columnist and conference producer joins $mart Women and dispels some of her myths on investing, while explaining how to invest in yourself! Michelle McKinnon and Dziura also talk about new trends in retirement, working as a female entrepreneur on your own schedule, and working independently, where “no one tells you where to sit.” Find some inspiration for working differently and smarter to get ahead! Tune in here! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Did you like this episode? Please subscribe and leave a five star review! Thank you for your support of The Savvy Young Professional Podcast! In this episode I talk with Jennifer Dziura about how to deal with a Horrible boss. Jennifer gives us fool proof tactics to deal with various types of bosses while still keeping your job. In this episode you will learn.. How navigate the horrible boss work world with a few steps Why leadership and integrity or important to every organization ways to say NO when you are dealing with a boss that is not ideal.  Find The Savvy Young Professional online! Tweet me on twitter if you liked the show!   Jennifer on the web: http://www.getbullish.com  Twitter: http://twitter.com/jendziura Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/jendziura Instagram: http://instagram.com/JenniferDziura  Website: http://www.thesavvyyoungprofessional.com/podcast iTunes:     https://itun.es/i6dD4D8 Google Play: https://goo.gl/rGa3Hd Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=50201 Libsyn: http://thesavvyyp.libsyn.com/ SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/thesavvyyp FOLLOW US Website: http://www.TheSavvyYoungProfessional.com Blog: http://thesavvyyoungprofessional.com/career/ Book Love: http://thesavvyyoungprofessional.com/booklove Events: http://thesavvyyoungprofessional.com/events/ Tanida's – http://twitter.com/tanidamarie Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesavvyyp/ Twitter:  https://twitter.com/thesavvyyp Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesavvyyp/ Tumblr: https://thesavvyyp.tumblr.com Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/thesavvyyp/  

Katie and Raquel talk with Jennifer Dziura of GetBullish.com, a website that provides business and career advice to young women and runs an annual conference (more info soon at BullishConference.com), and mother of an 11-month-old. We cover the "normal" symptoms of pregnancy, customized sonograms, personal boundaries, "the M-word," gender expectations and time management, and how best to to prepare for a baby in an expensive city--without waiting too long.   Music by www.bensound.com

On Bergson's Laughter: An Essay on the Meaning of the Comic (1900). What is humor? Bergson says that, fundamentally, we laugh as a form of social corrective when others are slow to adapt to society's demands. Other types of humor are derivative from this. With guest Jennifer Dziura. Get the full discussion at partiallyexaminedlife.com.