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LIVELIHOOD SHOW features the stories of people who are pathfinders in the New Economy, reinventing how they make a living and make a difference. Host Marcy Rosenbaum interviews guests who share their personal struggles, surprising choices and unexpected opportunities as they adapt to changes in the economic and social environment and navigate unfamiliar career paths.
Update frequency:
every 78 days
Average audio length:
57 minutes
English
United States
45 episodes
since Aug. 31, 2011
serial
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Ernie Urquhart, built a career by making choices, not waiting to be chosen. And when he found his path hidden by unplanned and unexpected events, he found a way to continue to tell his personal career path story. Ernie's a role model for the facing the truth and finding the personal meaning inside …
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Join our conversation this week with Drew Borsz, whose career path took him outside the usual business world. Imagine this as your resume: Special Forces Green Beret. Senior Noncommissioned Officer/Senior Communications Sergeant on an "A Team" in the Middle East.
In order to build a successful and satisfying personal career path, we need to be paying attention. What's going on around me? How am I doing? What do I want?
Adam Liss, has some very useful skills for figuring out "what's next". Adam teaches the skills of mindfulness, which has been defined as pa…
Are you stuck in a rut? Are you unhappy in your job? So are a majority of employees, even those who feel fortunate to have a job. This week our Livelihood host Marcy Rosenbaum and guest Zen Master Bon Soeng (Jeff Kitzes) discuss what you can do when you feel you're living someone else's plan for yo…
Michael Dobson's career path includes Dungeons and Dragons; the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum; and the creation of the Good Samaritan Medal.
Michael talks about how he started with a deck of skills that included writing, theater, and project management played that hand in a variety of different…
What do you do when you don't know what to do? Rex Knowles and Sherry Landrum have an answer to the question. How do they know this? They teach the skills of improvisation. To improvise is to produce or make something from whatever is available. It is the art of experiencing, reacting and creating,…
Livelihoods can be achieved by a paycheck from a company, and from running a business. This week, our guest is Larry Powell from San Antonio,Texas. He has experience as an employee– his most recent corporate role was Vice President of Human Resources at the Psychology Corporation in San Antonio, Te…
"How's work going for you these days?"
Psychologist Barry Nierenberg, is a professor who runs the Study Center for Positive Psychology at Nova Southeastern University. Positive psychology is the science of well-being. You don't have to wait around to be 'empowered'—you can make well-being is an es…
This week on Livelihood Show, host Marcy Rosenbaum presents a career navigation strategy that rides change instead of trying to manage it.
This week's introduction to the Livelihood Show interview of Marcy Rosenbaum was conducted by Anna Drezen, an actor, writer and producer living in New York Cit…
Many of us should be getting to work and live in a new category of the workforce called "the creative class." Today's guest, Robert Fass, is one of more than 40 million Americans, over a third of our national workforce, who create for a living. The idea of the creative class was first presented by …
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