Interviews and insights about navigating changes in our careers and life. No one has any idea what they’re doing, so let’s have a chat about it. ☕
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Chris Streeter — The Art of Volunteering to Be Uncomfortable
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Chris Streeter is a marketing executive, while also an influential leadership coach and mentor at Yourcapacity.org. We discuss the benefits of uncomfortable situations and his path of developing a passion into a fulfilling pursuit. Find more of Chris at: yourcapacity.org @yourcapacity on InstagramBy Michael LaNasa
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Do you love planning a project? A new side hustle? I think many of us do and for good reason—it's exciting and safe from exposure. But it can also be a trap that many ideas fail to escape. On today's coffee break, I break down some of the reasons I've been guilty of forever-planning and how it might help you avoid the same challenge. Welcome to Imp…
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Jay Karr — Creating Impact, Finding Fulfillment in Life, and Our Relationship with Fear
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Jay Karr began his career in the advertising field and is now a licensed professional counselor at Reclaim Your Path. We talk about the professional path he took and the personal discoveries he's made along the way. Jay discusses methods for accepting change, the Wheel of Life, and how to change our relationship with fear. Find Jay Karr at https://…
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The villain we all know. That dark cloud of doubt many of us have experienced. Imposter Syndrome. On today's coffee break, I share my thoughts and experiences around this psychological occurrence and how we can all break free from its grasp. Welcome to Imposter's Cafe.By Michael LaNasa
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Come check out Imposter's Cafe, where your host Michael shares interviews and insights about the journey through changes in career, life, and more. Imposter syndrome, fears of success or failure, and celebrating being comfortable with discomfort. It's all on the table. Because no one actually knows what they're doing — and that's totally ok. Welcom…
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