Hired By Passion Podcast

My guest in this episode is a career specialist and certified rehabilitation vocational professional (CRVP) with a master’s degree in guidance counseling. In 2015, she founded NxCareer to help as many people as possible to find their most suitable career option. Since then, she has coached and guided more than 1000 clients to recognize their skills and get a job that better meets their expectations and their ambition. As a business owner and career specialist, she has been invited to talk on multiple media outlets and has been nominated twice as one of the Top 20 under 40 by the Greater Moncton Chamber of commerce. I’m happy to have with me today Sylvie Desjardins. In this episode we talk about: * The stress of leaving your current job and stepping out of your comfort zone * How it might be easier than you think to make the change once you are engaged to make it. * How Sylvie found her "Why" * How your "Why" doesn't have to be career-related * The process at NxCareer to finding a career * Why finding or following your passion might not be the best advice * The difficulty of shedding your past identity when looking for a career change * The Myers Briggs type indicator * Getting past imposters syndrome and the anxiety of changing careers * The importance of finding a mentor and how to do it You can find more info about Sylvie at https://www.nxcareer.com/ [https://www.nxcareer.com/] Ressources talked about on the show Careergasm [https://www.amazon.ca/Careergasm-Find-Your-Feel-Good-Work/dp/1770413715] The Muse website [https://www.themuse.com/] Contact me on the Hired by Passion Facebook page [https://www.facebook.com/Hiredbypassion] at https://www.facebook.com/Hiredbypassion [https://www.facebook.com/Hiredbypassion]

You are enough with Jason Connell With me today is a psychotherapist and meditation teacher who studied with Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach. He is trusted by professional athletes, Fortune 500 executives, and Grammy award winning entertainers. Prior to becoming a therapist, he worked as a speaker and consultant to some of the world's largest brands." Or some stuff like that. He tells me all of that's true, but he feels it makes him seem bigger than he is.  I’ve been following his writing for over a year now on his blog and really happy to have had the opportunity to have a chat with Jason Connell In this episode we talk about - Growing up as a child entertainer. - The role of higher education. - How marketing and the news play with our emotions to make us feel not good enough. - How perusing goals for the wrong reasons will probably not bring you what you are hoping for. - How we can be blind to psychological wounds that hold us back from achieving our goals. You can find more information about Jason at https://jasonconnell.co/ [https://jasonconnell.co/] Contact me on the Hired by Passion Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/Hiredbypassion [https://www.facebook.com/Hiredbypassion]

In this episode I get to talk with local rock-star Stephen LeBlanc! We talk about: -The shift from musician to entertainer. -How he discovered that the storytelling aspect to his shows was an important element. -The importance of reading the crowd and feeling the energy of the room -The importance of delivering an authentic experience -Pushing through fear and adversity If you have any questions or comments, or just want to let me know how I can help you turn your passion into a career connect with me on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Hiredbypassion

This episode is a brief overview of what the Hired by Passion podcast to see if it's for you. I also give you a bit of detail of who I am as the host and why I decided to do this. I hope you will be interested to follow along and be part of the conversation on Facebook. Feel free to contact me and let me know how I can help you on your journey to finding work you are passionate about.

Brian Hirth is the founder and host of CareerTalkPro.com, and his own professional career journey has been anything but traditional. He's held over 27 different jobs and counting in many industries, lived in 13 different states throughout the United States, including Alaska, and combined a professional career, military career, and all the while continued his formal education. Professionally his career spans over 25 years of experience in engineering, electronics, and technical management for many of the top companies and government agencies across the United States, in addition to having served over 11 years in the Army National Guard as both an officer and enlisted soldier. Back in 2007, he transitioned exclusively to providing independent engineering consulting and technical subject matter expertise for numinous Fortune 500 Companies and the U.S. Pentagon. You can find more information on Brian at http://www.careertalkpro.com/ In this episode, Brian tells us about... -How he discovered his talent for career counseling -How your first job is to get paid to learn -How going back to school is not always the best solution -Entrepreneurship versus having a job -Dabbling in new things and learning to fail fast -Finding your fundamental skills and moving into a new field -The power of volunteering to get into a new field Some of the Books mentioned in the show Cash Flow Quadrant - Robert T. Kiyosaki How to Win at the Sport of Business - Mark Cuban The E-Myth Revisited - Michael E. Gerber As always feel free to leave your questions and comments