Remember my Q&A with @Ryan Van, employee #1 of Earlywork?

He’s now one of the co-founders.

Wait how- 

I sat down with Ryan to explore just that, along with:

🌍 new life perspectives gained from a trip to Amsterdam

❤️‍🔥 how to make your own passion & dream career vs "finding it"

🐵 why chasing curiosities will make the right people appear in your life

This ep was the first of my new ex-vicarious segment - “Dreamaking in Public”.

(Think “Building in Public”, but not just with companies. It’s building your life toward your biggest dreams).

Every fortnight, you’ll hear from a dreamaker around their early 20s, who is building anything from:

🌐 tech startups

🍿 streaming services

™  branding agencies

🎙️ podcasts, & 

🗂️ stronger systems, habits and philosophies for life

BUT, they’ll be back on the show every few months so we can follow up on their progress, mindset shifts, setbacks and new goals.

If you’re on the journey turning your dreams into reality - or just looking to see how people similar to you are getting started...

This series is for you.

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Timestamps

00:00  Meet Ryan Van: Co-Founder of Earlywork

00:38 Introduction to the Podcast 

01:26  Ryan's Recent Travels and Recharge

03:31  Implementing New Habits from Travel

07:05  The Concept of Habit Stacking

11:27  Exploring Passion and Career Choices

22:47  Returning to Marketing

23:23  Navigating Early Career Challenges

25:04  The Importance of Unpaid Internships

27:30  Developing Professional Fundamentals

32:16  Building Earlywork and Tech Sales School

36:56  Chasing Curiosity and Serendipity

43:33  Final Reflections and Advice

46:40 Question for next D.I.P. guest

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You can connect with Ryan here: 

• “Shoot me a connection request on Linkedin! I’m on there way too much for my own good so you’ll likely get a reply.”

You can check out Earlywork here:

• “If you’d like more general info on what we do, check out our website”


• “If you’re currently job searching and want to learn more about software sales, come along to one of our free weekly online workshops about it.”