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Hana Kim did almost everything you're not supposed to do. She spent seventeen years in corporate, all of it in insurance, and made VP. Then she took a bigger VP role that required moving her whole family from Southern California to Arizona during the pandemic. House to sell, house to buy, a dog, an…

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I've had north of a hundred authors on this show. This one stuck with me differently, and it's because of one word: Purgatory. Geoff Curtis spent nearly thirty years building a career in healthcare communications. Title, expertise, platform, the whole thing. Then the company was acquired, his role …
Megan Collier's first appearance is still one of my most downloaded episodes, so she's back. Quick version if you missed it. UGC is user generated content. Brands pay you to make short videos, and instead of posting them yourself, they use the footage in their own ads. No followers required. No pro…
Shelley McIntyre is back on the show, and her first appearance is still one of the most downloaded episodes I've done. She was a grief counselor before she was a coach, which is why she talks about layoffs differently than anyone else I know. We opened on the Oracle news, because the math on it is …
Somebody commented on one of my TikToks. He'd started his own solo business a couple years back, it's working, he's happy. Then he said "but it's not for everyone." I'd been repeating that exact line for years and never once dug into it. So this episode is two things. Why people still say entrepren…
Wes Wheless got laid off twice inside a few years. COVID, then the tech downturn. He wasn't angry about the second one. He just didn't have the energy to go attach himself to somebody else's mission again and wait for it to get taken away. He didn't have a plan. He took a couple months, picked up s…

Gen X Has a Math Problem

This one's a step back to look at the big picture, because a lot of the Gen Xers I talk to are too busy living life to see it. Three things are colliding at once. Corporate is chaos. It's not your age, it's your expense. Somebody can do half your job for half the price, and that's who gets picked. …
Corporate quit on me just over six years ago. At the time I thought this was about one thing: replacing my income. Six years, 350 episodes, and a whole lot of experiments later, I've figured out it was never really about the money. This is the first solo episode under the new name, and I wa…
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