Money Talk (ft. Victoria Harmon)

Weekend Wasteland (How To Wake Up & Take Control)

We're all guilty of watching our weekends/free time pass us by without accomplishing any of the things we set out to accomplish during these periods of time unfilled by your day job. I want to share with you a few tips that have helped me wake up early and enjoy my weekends while accomplishing the things I want to get accomplished

Replaceable

There comes times when employees may bump heads with their employers. Employees feel underappreciated, taken for granted, or replaceable. I have a few thoughts on that feeling of exchangeability. Creating a series of guidelines and systems that could potentially help any employee fill your position in the case that you should be unable to, be promoted out of, or decide to move on from, should be seen as an incredibly valuable asset to a business. In this episode, I encourage you to think differently about what it means to feel "replaceable" in the workplace and how it doesn't always have to be a negative feeling. Cheers, -T

Your Side Hustle

This week, I talk about the pursuit of one's side hustle. What are some challenges I'm going to face? How do I get started? How do I remain inspired? How do I level up my side hustle? It's important for us to have a project we are passionate about for a multitude of reasons. We can use them to sharpen our skills, build our network, achieve fulfillment; the list goes on. This short episode is to help inspire those who have been considering starting their side hustle to take the leap and dive in.

Money Talk (ft. Victoria Harmon)

I sit down with my best friend from college, Victoria Harmon [https://www.instagram.com/vharmon.png/], and discuss the challenges we face with finances, budgeting, and money management. Money isn't always fun to talk about, but it's necessary nonetheless.

An Intimidating Passion

This week I talk about having the courage to pursue that thing that interests you without getting intimidated by the professionals and hard-core enthusiasts who sometimes make us feel inadequate or unworthy or pursuing new interests.