by Jennifer Turliuk
The Career Design podcast interviews people who love their careers and asks them about how they chose them and became successful in them. Eighty percent of people are dissatisfied in their careers. The goal of this podcast is to help more listeners find and choose careers they love.
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3/7/2019
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April 20, 2021
<p>Jennifer Turliuk interviews Smiley Poswolsky, who transitioned from working in the film industry, to working in government, to becoming an author, speaker and millennial workplace expert. Hear his story, including how he decided to make these transitions, how he went from self-publishing his book 'The Quarter-Life Breakthrough' to getting a book deal with a major publisher, and learn about his new book 'Friendship in the Age of Loneliness'.</p>
March 16, 2021
<p>Jennifer Turliuk interviews Amy Bond, who transitioned from full-time lawyer at tech startups in the San Francisco Bay Area, to opening her own pole and dance studios - and continuing to do part-time legal consulting on the side. Hear her story, including how she decided to make this transition, why she's always loved all types of work, and inspiration for becoming an entrepreneur.</p>
March 3, 2021
<p>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).</p> <p><strong>BOOK DESCRIPTION:</strong></p> <p>“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</p> <p><strong>A surefire guide to planning your next career move and discovering the job you really want.</strong></p> <p>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?</p> <p>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.</p> <p>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.</p> <p>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.</p>
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The Career Design podcast interviews people who love their careers and asks them about how they chose them and became successful in them.
Eighty percent of people are dissatisfied in their careers. The goal of this podcast is to help more listeners find and choose careers they love.
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