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You in 5 Years
You in 5 Years
Author: Chris Holmes Career Change Coach
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Are you sick of feeling stuck in your career and life?This podcast is for young professionals looking to figure out how to change career paths.As well as giving you the confidence to change careers, we'll talk about creativity, productivity, mindset, goals, and finances.If you want to move up or on, or change career completely, then this is the podcast for you!Chris brings on guests that are on a similar journey to give you lots of career change ideas.Where do YOU want to be in 5 years? Let's go!
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Make the Change -> When Chris left the corporate engineering world behind in 2018, he left without a plan. What followed after some travelling, was a period of stress and uncertainty. Chris found a part-time role working in property where he feels valued and his ideas get listened to. So, how did he do it?Looking back on his own career change, Chris identified a process for a smooth transition.In this episode, Chris shares the 5 key steps to help you move on from your boring 9-5 into career satisfaction.Have you ever wondered what Sherlock Holmes did after he left his career as a detective? Tune in to find out!To get support with your own career change, Chris has a private Facebook group. It's called the 'Career Change Trailblazers' and you can get new ideas and support to move you forward. To join the community, click on the link below:Career Change Trailblazers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Put Your Best Face Forward -> What do you do when you want to find out about someone online? You do a search on Google or go on social media. What comes back in the search results can make or break opportunities for you. First impressions DO count.To help you make a great first impression, I invited Maggie Mills back onto the show. Maggie is a 30 year advertising, marketing and publishing veteran.Maggie talks about the importance of personal branding and why it matters. She also offers lots of practical tips to help you improve your online presence.One of these is to invest in a quality photographer to get a professional headshot. Maggie says you don't need to go full corporate and yellow camo can even work for you.Wondering how this can work? Tune in to this personal branding masterclass to find out!To connect with Maggie, you can find her on the following links:Maggie Mills WebsiteYouTube - Maggie Mills Content & BrandingPersonal Branding for Career Advancement GroupFor the bonus video from Maggie, you can find it Chris' private Facebook group.In the 'Career Change Trailblazers', you can get new ideas and support with your career change. To get the bonus video from Maggie, click on the link below to join the group:Career Change Trailblazers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Change Your Relationship with 'No' -> Many of us try to avoid hearing the word 'No' in our daily lives. We also try to avoid failure as much as possible.In 'Go for No', Richard challenges these beliefs. He encourages us to ask 'what if hearing the word 'No' and failing more, could bring us closer to our goals and success?'Richard is the co-founder of Courage Crafters and author of 'Go for No'. 'Go for No' has ranked in the top 50 of sales books on Amazon for the last decade.In this extended episode, Richard shares some of the ideas and concepts from the book. If you want to learn how to see failure as a good thing, then check out this episode to find out more.Intro - Richard's Journey and 'Go for No'10:44 - A New Model for Success and Failure13:58 - The Five Levels of Failure23:18 - The Pike Syndrome25:56 - Overcoming Self-Imposed Limitations and Your Comfort Zone30:38 - Setting 'No' GoalsTo buy the book and to connect with Richard and Andrea, you can find them on the following links:Amazon - 'Go for No'goforno.comWhat's Your 'No' Quotient? QuizTo get support with your career change, Chris has a private Facebook group. It's called the 'Career Change Trailblazers' and you can get new ideas to move you forward. To join the community, click on the link below:Career Change Trailblazers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
De-Risk Your Career Change -> One of the biggest risks in changing careers is making the wrong move. This fear can stop you in your tracks and leave you feeling frustrated.Informational interviews are one of the best ways to take the risk out of the process. They involve speaking to people doing what you want to do, so you can learn more about what's involved.In this episode, Chris shares the five steps you need to take to set up your first interview. From researching people to connect with to crafting a message that will get someone onto a call.Let Chris know how you get on in his private Facebook group, the 'Career Change Trailblazers'. The aim of the group is to build it into a positive community where you can get support, learn, and share new ideas.You can join the group by clicking the link below:Career Change Trailblazers Bonus Content - Email Template for Securing an Informational Interview:Hi XX,I’m looking to make a big career change and would like to speak to people in Marine Biology to help me decide on it as a career.I noticed that you’re a specialist in Marine Research and have lots of experience in XX. I am interested in that area as well because of XX reasons. Would you please be interested in doing a short 20 minute interview so that I can learn more about what you do? We could do this over a phone or video call, whichever you prefer. I can work around your busy schedule. Here are some possible dates and times: Monday to Wednesday, between 1600 and 1900. Please let me know if any of these times work for you. If you’d prefer not to chat, that’s ok. Keep up the good work! Thanks.All the best,Chris Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Create Opportunities - > Henry's passion for music started at a young age. Over the last few years, he's established himself as a producer with releases on labels such as Integral and Metalheadz. Henry also works part-time as an events manager so that he can pursue his passion for music. Before Covid, he worked for over 75 brands, travelled around the UK, and met lots of interesting people.In this episode, Henry shares his journey and how he stays motivated. He offers some practical tips for those looking to turn their hobby into something more. One great quote from the show is "I don't wait for inspiration to come. I go and find it!" To connect with Henry ‘Fluidity’, you can find him on the following links:InstagramFacebookSoundcloudPatreon for Music Production TutorialsTo book your free 30 minute Career Change Booster call with Chris, send him a message on the following links:FacebookLinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.




