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Jessica Willis is an Executive and Professional Recruitment Consultant which is also known as a 'head hunter'.  She is employed by Summit Search Group which is a leading national professional employment agency committed to helping great employers find smart, motivated people to advance both the bottom line and individual career goals.  Summit Search Group recruits for a variety of industries, and are all responsible for full-cycle recruiting.  Jessica also has her Certified Talent Management Professional (CTMP) designation.  In this episode, we chat about:  Digital or Remote Interviewing Do's & Don'ts  Tips & Tricks when it comes to applying for a new job in 2020 & beyond  What is a 'Head Hunter' and how does it work   And much more.  Please enjoy this very timely episode with Jessica Willis.   This episode is also watchable on my YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/tGKiXH91cOA Connect with Jessica: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jesskwillis/  Summit Search Group: https://summitsearchgroup.com/   Connect with me on:  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dean-douglas-show/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deandouglasshow/  Website: https://www.deandouglasshow.com/
My guest today is Sarah Bulford. I first became aware of Sarah while scrolling through Instagram and an article popped up while I was browsing titled, ‘Why I Quit My Dream Job’. Intrigued, I clicked and read this story written by Sarah which chronicles her working towards and attaining her DREAM JOB of becoming a Park Ranger in the national parks of beautiful British Columbia, Canada...and then what it was actually like. She vividly describes the harsh dualities of what happens when you combine over-tourism and a misallocation of support resources. Now, my wife and I are from the prairies, and we recently moved to Penticton, British Columbia at the beginning of 2020. One of the reasons Why we moved was due to our draw of the mountains. British Columbia has some of the most spectacular nature in the world. The national parks are amazing, jaw-dropping, and absolutely breath-taking. My family are not the only ones...and when I read Sarah’s accurate depiction of what her experience was like. I felt a wave of emotions (similar as much as they could be...to what I imagined hers were and are). I was angry. I was disappointed. I was disgusted, pissed off, and left to wonder ‘what can be done...and what can I do? The first thing that came to mind was ‘well I have to share her story. Let her voice be heard. Listen to her and engage in a dialogue that is extremely important.’ We must do better to preserve, protect, respect, and live WITH nature. We must work towards being part of the solution, not the problem. I highly recommend you read Sarah’s story (which is hyperlinked in the description of this episode) and thank you Sarah for having the courage to share it. In addition, Sarah is also known as Mountaindarlin on social media (Instagram: @Mountaindarlin) and is at the time of recording, supported by Klimwomen, GoPro, Redbull, Arcteryx, and DPSkis) and resides in Squamish BC! Her lifestyle is (in my opinion) totally amazing. She ski’s/rock-climbs/ has recently got into motocross and can be found ripping a dirt bike or plummeting down a ski slope in her spare time. For the last 7 years, she volunteered with the very busy Squamish Search and Rescue. She pays for her hobbies by working in marketing (Mountaindarlin Media - offering social media growth services) and selling watercolor art (Adveniredesigns.com) on the side. You can connect with her at www.mountaindarlin.com or on Instagram). This episode is packed with goodies and takeaways as we go over her story and talk about environmentalism, art, marketing, BC, motocross, and more. Please enjoy this wide-ranging conversation with Sarah. This episode is also watchable HERE on my YouTube channel. If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
Lilian Sue is the owner of In Retrospect Writing Services and provides strategic copywriting, publicity, and social media services to indie filmmakers and brands in the food/beverage, tourism/hospitality, and tech industries. She is also the co-founder of The Ignite Universe, which is an innovative audience engagement and growth platform designed to help filmmakers take control of their marketing and build engaged audiences by creating their own ‘Worlds’. This provides audiences, investors, and distributors a chance to learn about a film’s development and production journey. She has also contributed to numerous blogs and publications such as Vancouver Startup Week, GlobalOwls, and Jeweller Magazine (https://liliansue.contently.com/) on tech and marketing. This episode is also watchable HERE on my YouTube channel. Connect with Lilian:  Twitter: @LSue23 Instagram: @liliansuecopywriterpr LinkedIn: @liliansue This episode is brought to you by WePayOffDebt, a company focused on providing financial support for Canadians. I'm thrilled to announce that I've partnered up with Robert Borgersen (episode 17). Rob teaches a proven process of Canadian financial guidance to pay off debt and be intentional with your finances, all so that you can give with outrageous generosity.  He has been coaching Canadians for a few years now and has helped numerous people pay off large amounts of debt and get control of their money for the first time.  Check out www.wepayoffdebt.ca/dean for 50% off your first month and receive a couple of free tools to help get you started. If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
Lilian Sue is the owner of In Retrospect Writing Services and provides strategic copywriting, publicity, and social media services to indie filmmakers and brands in the food/beverage, tourism/hospitality, and tech industries. She is also the co-founder of The Ignite Universe, which is an innovative audience engagement and growth platform designed to help filmmakers take control of their marketing and build engaged audiences by creating their own ‘Worlds’. This provides audiences, investors, and distributors a chance to learn about a film’s development and production journey. She has also contributed to numerous blogs and publications such as Vancouver Startup Week, GlobalOwls, and Jeweller Magazine (https://liliansue.contently.com/) on tech and marketing.   We actually decided to share this conversation as a bonus or part 1 because this was originally supposed to be just a pre-podcast conversation to briefly discuss which topics we wanted to cover in the actual podcast. However, the conversation had too many good nuggets and thought it was worth sharing. So please enjoy our "PRE-PODCAST" conversation and stay tuned for the actual podcast conversation.  Connect with Lilian: Twitter: @LSue23 Instagram: @liliansuecopywriterpr LinkedIn: @liliansue This episode is brought to you by WePayOffDebt, a company focused on providing financial support for Canadians. I'm thrilled to announce that I've partnered up with Robert Borgersen (episode 17). Rob teaches a proven process of Canadian financial guidance to pay off debt and be intentional with your finances, all so that you can give with outrageous generosity.  He has been coaching Canadians for a few years now and has helped numerous people pay off large amounts of debt and get control of their money for the first time.  Check out www.wepayoffdebt.ca/dean for 50% off your first month and receive a couple of free tools to help get you started. If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
Catharine’s always up for an adventure and sees it as a playground for self-discovery and growth. She’s a working business professional by day and a part-time adventurer by night. Life took a change when she found herself rebuilding her life after the end of a 15-year marriage. Since then she’s been following her childhood passion for the outdoors and has dived into rugged adventures (backpacking, rock climbing, and mountain bike riding). Her curiosity drives her to try new things and she’s up for many challenges including overcoming her fear of heights. She’s the Producer and Co-Host of the LiveWild Radio podcast with her partner in crime, Winston. Together they travel to meet other adventurous souls to chat about their wildest ideas worth living. Along for the ride, she tows her two young cubs under the ages of 9, for one hell of a life-long lesson! Please enjoy this wide-ranging conversation with Catharine.   Connect with Catharine:  Website Instagram Facebook This episode is brought to you by WePayOffDebt, a company focused on providing financial support for Canadians. I'm thrilled to announce that I've partnered up with Robert Borgersen (episode 17). Rob teaches a proven process of Canadian financial guidance to pay off debt and be intentional with your finances, all so that you can give with outrageous generosity.  He has been coaching Canadians for a few years now and has helped numerous people pay off large amounts of debt and get control of their money for the first time.  Check out www.wepayoffdebt.ca/dean for 50% off your first month and receive a couple of free tools to help get you started. If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
"Your why for the first year of university could be, 'I want to get a better idea of what I like, and I want to absolutely kill these courses I'm taking even though I don't like them...You will develop grit, staying power (aka discipline), learn how to study and write an essay perhaps for the first time in your life, etc. These skills will benefit you for the entirety of your life." - Robert Borgersen "It's hard to turn a stopped ship. If you are a ship moving, all you have to do is make a rutter adjustment and you can change course. If the ship is stopped, you can make all the rutter adjustments you like...you won't go anywhere different." - Robert Borgersen Robert Borgersen is a Mathematics Professor at the University of Manitoba. Actually, he was my second Applied Finite Mathematics prof when I attended U of M (I was 17) because I failed the first time with a different prof. A big reason why I passed the second time around was due to Rob's teaching style, communication, and approach. Thanks Rob :) In this episode we chat about: Rob's journey to becoming a Math Prof COVID-19 impacts on education (from a prof's perspective) How to be successful in post-secondary education whether taking in-person or virtual courses Possible adjustments to online learning that would benefit students (ie increased # of tests...) The importance of volunteering Finding your why BEFORE going to university However, the real meat and potatoes of this episode are when we dive into money. In Rob's spare time/on the side, he started up a business called We Pay Off Debt which focuses on personal finance support and making a difference in people's lives financially. His personal finance journey includes: Paid off $41k in debt in about 18 months. Built up a $21,000 emergency fund Starting to put money towards retirement and kids education fund Also, we talk about the importance of not having a credit card as it relates to getting out and paying down debt. At the time of recording, the Borgersen's are paying down their mortgage. Hopefully, Rob and I will do a round 2 because I want to talk to him about the order of this...and why it is important. A key point here I want to highlight is that he and his wife did all of this WITHOUT making any substantial raises. He did go out and make more money but only because they wanted to pay off more debt. A bit extra info on Rob. He was one of those kids who knew what he wanted to be when he grew up (in his case, a Math teacher). He did his Masters in Mathematics and has been teaching since 2005. He teaches typically 6 courses per year and spends 80% of his work-time actually teaching (we dive into other professors 'scenarios' in this episode in terms of what time is spent towards teaching and research). Lastly, for the first time on my podcast, this episode has freebie’s available for anyone listening to this episode. Check out www.wepayoffdebt.ca/dean for a couple of freebies associated with financial support. Rob can be contacted via email at Rob@wepayoffdebt.ca  If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
This episode is also watchable on my YouTube channel. This conversation was exceptional and covered a lot of topics including art, creativity, entrepreneurship, motherhood, energy, signs, money, and much more.  Jenna grew up within an artistic family in Boston, Massachusetts. In high school, she started designing and making her own clothes. At 18, she moved to NYC where she studied at the Fashion Institute of Technology and completed a degree in fabric styling and textile design.  She has worked as an art director for Condé Nast, Bloomingdale's, and Gilt, an apparel designer for Anthropologie, and as a designer and co-founder of Atlas: the magazine of material culture. She began to focus on art direction for home and real estate in 2016, envisioning and creating inspired living environments for photoshoots for Urban Outfitters Home (where she was also an Art Director) and Compass.  Recently, she and Dan started their own business adventure, Fitzwater Interiors (website) with a focus on creating inspired living spaces. Each project is specifically tailored to meet the needs and reflect the personalities of their clients. They create innovative solutions within an accessible project budget while holding themselves to the highest level of craftsmanship. Fitzwater Interiors (Instagram) combines Jenna's skills as a designer and artist with Dan's expertise as a builder and craftsman. Together with their crew, they work to tell the story of who each of their clients are in their homes, and ensure that all the elements of their story are composed with quality and precision.  If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review.  Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
Hey Folks, First, we are not lawyers and this is not legal advice. You should consult a lawyer when structuring your own business. Marty and I are Canadian business owners simply chatting about personal experiences and hopefully this information is insightful and helpful to others who are perhaps considering starting a business one day. Second, this episode is watchable as well over on my YouTube channel.  Marty owns/runs LED Upgrades and I reached out to him when I incorporated Douglas Marketing Inc. In this episode, we talk about share structures and a few other helpful gems of advice for entrepreneurs out there. If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
This episode is also watchable over on my YouTube channel. Daniel “Rickard Guy” McRorie is a Metis artist and craftsman born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Dan’s body of work takes on many forms that include designing and selling T-shirts at age 14 to building custom cars and motorcycles over the long Winnipeg winters, collaborative projects such as a Louis Vuitton wrapped BMX with Nigel Sylvester to fine furniture upholstery with designer Ben Erickson. Dan began working with shoes in 1999 as a cobbler. He worked as an orthotic technician for two years, spent some time in a cowboy boot and roper factory. Daniel built and ran his first shoe repair and custom leather shop in 2004 in Winnipeg, then again in Brooklyn in 2011, and in 2013 co-founded the Brooklyn based Knickerbocker Manufacturing. Dan’s work has been featured in art shows and pop-ups in Winnipeg, Vancouver, New York City, and Philadelphia as well as magazines such as Vogue and Atlas Quarterly. Dan was also honoured to be invited to speak at MoMA during the “Items: Is Fashion Modern?” exhibit. At the time of recording, Dan lives in Philadelphia and continues to create unique one-off pieces in collaboration with other businesses and individuals. In today’s episode, we chat about entrepreneurship, art, and creativity, making big life decisions such as moving to another city, changing careers, etc. If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
Hey Folks, All Vlog episodes including this one are also watchable on my YouTube channel. This episode includes: Trusting your gut (aka intuition) and Pricing art which is subjective If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
Hey Folks,   All vlog's including this episode is also watchable on my YouTube channel. Today's episode includes my thoughts on podcasting. Specifically, the Spotify exclusive $100,000,000 deal that was announced recently with Joe Rogan.  There are lots of takeaways mentioned in this episode and to all the creatives out there...Keep creating.   If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
Hi Folks, Over the last two weeks, I've been experimenting with doing a daily VLOG and uploading it to my YouTube channel. Why? Well, you'll have to watch the first one for that. Since then, I've found the process quite enjoyable and as mentioned in today's episode, this VLOG (along with all 14 episodes) will be converted into audio formats and uploaded as short podcast episodes. If you'd like to watch each VLOG instead of listening, check them out here! In this episode we cover a couple of things: Why I'm recommending you listen to Frank Sinatra during COVID Thoughts around the Drop Shipping business model If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
Hey Folks, Today's episode (along with all other 'Vlog's') are also watchable on my YouTube channel. In today’s episode, I reflect over the last two weeks of doing daily VLOG’s and dive into: Why I did them What I’ve learned along the way Similar learning takeaways to why I podcast Thoughts around Twitter and social media Conscious social media engagement Marketing with intent If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
Hi Folks, All Vlog's (including this one) are also watchable on my YouTube channel. In today’s episode, I dive into Universal Basic Income (UBI) and happiness. If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
Hey Folks, All vlog's (including this one) are also watchable on my YouTube channel. Today's episode is for both well-established businesses and startups as it relates to how websites and social media intertwine and what to prioritize first. If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
Hey Folks, This Vlog along with all other vlog episodes is also watchable over on my YouTube channel. Today's episode includes four marketing essentials that every business including nonprofits should integrate into their marketing strategy.  For website and/or social media support connect with me at Douglas Marketing Inc If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
Hello, All Vlog's (including this one) are also watchable on my YouTube channel.  Today’s episode is a behind the scene’s glimpse into how I record an intro/outro for this podcast. At the beginning of the episode, I chat more broadly about the podcast and then dive into the details around how I record an intro/outro…and I actually record myself recording the intro/outro for Episode 12 – Kiirsten May. If you have any further questions related to podcasts and want me to do any more videos like this, please connect with me below. If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
Hey Folks, All Vlog's (including this one) can be watched over on my YouTube channel. Today’s episode is brief and I dive straight into this interesting thought experiment I did on myself recently…try it out and let me know in the comments what you thought of it? Summary: Imagine the top 7 things you think you want, and then getting them instantly...Hopefully, through this process, you will uncover what you truly want and then reflect on whether or not that's actually more attainable compared to the first few items that came to mind.  Be sure to thank yourself after going through the exercise. I’m sure you’ve learned a thing or two along the way about yourself that maybe you didn’t know was hiding. If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
Hey Folks, All VLOG episodes including this one is also watchable over on my YouTube channel. Today’s short episode includes: Cutting your own hair amidst Covid The wayback machine https://archive.org/web/  Using WhatsApp when sending video/picture files as it keeps the resolution high For website and/or social media support connect with me at Douglas Marketing Inc  If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
Hello Folks, All Vlog's (including this one) is also viewable/watchable over on my YouTube channel. Today’s vlog includes: Ways to level-up your house game and enjoy yourself during COVID (i.e. treat yourself to something around the house you’ve been putting off for a while, complete a project around the house, spend time focusing on lighting and invest in some warm/softer lights or install dimmer switches, get some plants around the house, etc.) Creating a book glossary (i.e. Sapiens) The power of focusing on one task until completion as opposed to having 16 number 1 priorities If you like these VLOG’s and want more hit SUBSCRIBE and leave a rating on whichever platform you're listening on. Questions related to this episode (Comment on my Instagram): How have you treated yourself during this wild time? For you, which book are you going to create a glossary for? What strategies keep you focused on the task at hand? Share a success or failure story as it relates to today’s episode. For website and/or social media support connect with me at Douglas Marketing Inc If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: www.deandouglasshow.com Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show
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