The Career Change Maker Podcast # 251: Lessons From Producing 250 Career Change Maker Podcast Episodes
In this episode:
In today’s episode of the Career Change Maker podcast, I reflect on the lessons learnt from producing 250 Career Change Maker podcast episodes! I share insights from the last 5 years and how we got to our 250th episode.
When I first began, I didn’t have all the answers (I still don’t) so I chose to talk about what made sense to me. I looked for a way to get my voice out there and make an impact, and that’s exactly what I did, right here in this podcast.
This has been a journey and there have been so many lessons along the way, which I share with you in this episode, from learning how to adapt and evolve to the importance of being authentic and celebrating milestones (including this one!). Tune in to discover them all.
Summary:
What you will learn in this episode:
- The value of learning as you go – don’t wait until you have all the answers; if you show up with dedication and determination, you will be adding value.
- Why it’s so important to change and adapt as you go – by listening to feedback you can find a better way of doing things.
- The importance of remembering that you never know who is paying attention - don’t allow a lack of acknowledgement to keep you from showing up. Recognise that what comes easily to you doesn’t always come easily to others - you matter.
Episode Notes:
As an award-winning certified executive and career coach, TEDx speaker, podcast host and former lawyer, I have seen way too many female professionals under selling themselves and settling for less in their careers. I am committed to equipping high achieving women with the tools and support to create careers that are both meaningful and impactful.
Resources:
Join our exclusive weekly email series for career tips and strategies here.
Book a call with me here to discuss career coaching.
If you are looking for support with finding career clarity so you can relaunch your career with confidence, join the Career Clarity Accelerator.
Support the show