First Year, First Real Job, First Reality Check

Women Are Changing the Scoreboard w/Angel McGee

Angel currently works for Pro Athlete in People & Community Engagement, as well as serving as the Kansas City Chiefs’ Gameday Field Coordinator. We talk about how, when you know what you love, you will thrive. As a woman working in sports, she has had the privilege of witnessing how powerful it is to watch women accomplish so many firsts in real time. We still have a ways to go, but progress is being made, and the momentum of women’s success is only increasing. She’s truly living her DREAM LIFE!

The Wedding Planner, People Magazine & Taking Risks w/ Kinley Clayson

Kinley started her business at 21 with nothing but a vision, a risk, and confidence in herself. Now at 27, she’s running three companies that help create some of life’s most special moments, a real-life wedding planner in every sense. We talk about what it actually looks like to build something from the ground up: the pressure, the growth, the nonstop schedule that comes with owning your own business, and learning to trust yourself along the way. We also get into the importance of supporting small businesses, creating work that brings people joy, and how following her passion turned into a career she genuinely loves, even when she’s technically on the clock 24/7. Kinley Keeping It REAL!

First Year, First Real Job, First Reality Check

I'm 26 years old and my role in tourism is the marketing and sales coordinator. I have been working my first real "adult job" for just over a year, and WOW I have learned so much, gained new skills, and been apart of some cool conversations. Let's yap all about some reality checks I've had. So, if you're new to your career, starting a new position, or figuring out where to start...this one is for you!

Trusting the Path You’re On w/ Chrissy Jackson

At 42, she didn’t follow the typical mold. No PTA meetings or homemade lunches, but she showed up where it mattered most. Show up and know who you are, because that’s what truly makes you present for the people who need you. This week’s crush is Chrissy Jackson. Her path hasn’t been traditional with a resume that includes scrapbooking, a startup, and teaching, every step helped shape what came next. Now, she’s an international field consultant for the Welfare and Self-Reliance Department in the Asia Pacific region, for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Proving that being open to life is the best preparation for it.

You're Not Behind: Misty Copeland's Story

Taking notes on how Misty Copeland walked into the world of American Ballet Theatre, and made it hers. Sometimes we get called "too much." Sometimes we feel behind. Sometimes we start later than everyone else. But our circumstances don't define our capability. Misty's story talks about setbacks not holding us down but they make us better.