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Karriere

Karriere

30.12.2020
Karriere

Karriere

14.10.2024
Firmengründung

Firmengründung

12.11.2024
Gesellschaft und Kultur

Gesellschaft und Kultur

1. Juni
Kurse

Kurse

18.04.2022
Geldanlage

Geldanlage

Täglich
Alternative Therapien

Alternative Therapien

13.10.2020

06.10.2020

How To Use Unconventional (But Effective) Strategies To Land a Job With Guest Austin Belcak

After first approaching his job search using more traditional methods like applying online to job postings, Austin Belcak discovered this simply isn’t effective. Now he coaches job seekers through his company Cultivated Culture on leveraging unconventional strategies to get a job even if you don’t have connections or traditional experience. Hint: It does not involve applying online! Find out what a “Value Validation Project” is and why it will truly distinguish you as a candidate who can add value to an organization. Also, learn why Austin’s strategy works beautifully during COVID times when we’re not meeting people face-to-face. Be sure to check out Austin’s website and the amazing free tools he provides for job-seekers at https://cultivatedculture.com/ And Follow Austin Belcak on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/abelcak/ Tip: Austin posts daily on LinkedIn and his posts are always incredibly insightful and helpful.

06.10.2020

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47 Min.
22.09.2020

How to Find Job Opportunities with guest Amanda Augustine

Amanda shares some creative ideas developed through her experience as a Certified Professional Career Coach and a Certified Professional Resume Writer. Amanda is also the resident career expert for TopResume and previously served as the media spokesperson at Ladders where she provided guidance for professionals looking to improve their careers. Amanda believes that job seeking is a sales and marketing exercise. You are the product, so being able to articulate what your brand stands for is critical. We also talk about some of the crowdsourced spreadsheets that have been created and circulated as people generously help each other out in this difficult job market. In this episode, we dig into the importance of building online rapport as you expand your network of personal and professional connections. Also, use your social media to spread the word about what you’re great at and focus on the value you have to offer. Don’t miss Amanda’s advice on the “Power of 3” - using job boards, recruiters and your personal network to uncover job leads - because relying on just one of these is not enough to bring you success in your job search. Here are links to the resources mentioned in this episode (with thanks to Amanda Augustine for cultivating this list!): This article provides a list of crowdsourced resources, as well as job boards and apps that focus on remote jobs: https://www.topresume.com/career-advice/find-work-during-coronavirus Some of my favorites are: Torch Capital spreadsheet (they actually recently moved it to a website)Upstream app-based community platform designed to help professionals give and receive help. You can download the app from the App Store.Ryan Robinson's Remote Job Websites Collection - 60 job boards in totalLevels.fyi, which verifies the open positions with the company hiring Receive a free resume review from TopResume here. To find professional associations: Director of Associations: https://www.directoryofassociations.com/ To find a recruiter (without a Google search or without going through a job board/social media): i-Recruit: https://www.i-recruit.com/recruiters-directory.php To find networking events and job fairs: 10times: https://10times.com/ (also available as an app)Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/d/online/events/Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/Also, don’t forget to check with your alma mater’s alumni or career services teams. Many are hosting virtual events for alumni, including job-search specific events.

22.09.2020

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45 Min.
14.02.2023

Prenups - Love em or hate em

In this episode: What is a prenup and why is it importantAdvantages and disadvantages of prenupsWhen should a couple consider getting a prenupCommon misunderstandings and myths about prenupsWhat should couples consider when creating a prenupWhat are the legal requirements of a prenupHow do you make sure that a prenup is legally bindingWhat happens if a prenup is challenged in courtHow can couples protect their assets and interests with a prenupHelp your friends going through a divorce go from victim to victorious and bitter to better.If you like The Ex-it Strategy, visit our website to subscribe for free, and you'll never miss an episode. And if you like the Ex-it Strategy, We'd appreciate you telling a friend (maybe even two).

14.02.2023

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27 Min.
07.04.2022

Step 12 - Service

Having had a spiritual awakening as the result of these Steps, we tried to carry this message to alcoholics, and to practice these principles in all our affairs.

07.04.2022

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46 Min.
01.04.2025

Behind the Music with Double Platinum Artist Jason Adamo

In this week's episode of What's Up, Wake, we dive deep into the life of double platinum songwriter and local musician Jason Adamo. Jason shares his captivating journey from his beginnings in Blacksburg, Virginia, through his musical influences, to becoming a renowned artist living and performing in Raleigh, NC. We discuss his unexpected discovery of new music genres, his songwriting process, and his experience of finding a living kidney donor. Don't miss his heartfelt performance of "Beautiful Believer" and his insights on navigating the music industry. Follow his inspiring story and learn valuable advice for aspiring musicians. 00:00 Introduction to the Episode 01:13 Meet Jason Adamo: The Local Music Sensation 01:29 Jason's Musical Roots and Family Influence 04:12 Discovering Rock and Roll 06:15 The Journey to Double Platinum 12:23 Navigating the Music Business 17:14 Embracing New Technology 18:09 A Life-Saving Kidney Donation 19:43 A Neighbor's Unexpected Gift 20:48 A Setback and Way Forward 21:13 The Six-Surgery Chain 22:57 Jenna's Wedding and Matchmaking 23:18 Becoming a Living Donor 24:05 Charity Concerts and Community Support 24:54 Lightning Round Questions 29:39 Performing and Family Life 30:28 Closing and Final Performance

01.04.2025

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36 Min.
16.04.2022

Step 3 - Surrender

Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.

16.04.2022

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34 Min.
02.05.2023

Fashion in the Triangle

This month, meet two local fashionistas and boutique owners: Mandy Becker of Swagger and Catherine Carter of The Gatorbug. Mandy and Catherine share their experiences in the fashion industry and list the wardrobe staples every woman should have. We discuss: The leather pants trend currently prevalent in Europe—and catching on in the U.S.—and Europe's influence on fashion.Mandy's trip to Barcelona and the Mediterranean, which focused on food and wine culture.The background of Swagger Boutique: founded in 2002 by Mandy, who attended Georgia Tech and studied to be an engineer. After several years of working as an engineer, she decided to open Swagger.Mandy's initial focus was to open Swagger as a gift store, but she expanded the offerings to include clothing in 2011 in response to customer demand.Challenges in transitioning from selling gifts to clothing, including different buying cycles.Mandy's learning curve in understanding fashion, styling and adapting to trends.Studying body types, outfit composition and how in-store stylists can help customers pick out the right pieces.Attending market in L.A. to bring fresh ideas back to North Carolina.Swagger Boutique's Raleigh and Cary locations, including its Lochmere Pavilion store in Cary, where Swagger is one of the original tenants.The importance of supporting small businesses in the community.Catherine Carter's grandmother, Patricia, started an online business that she named "The Gatorbug," a nickname for her grandkids.Catherine and her cousin Sydney Jarrell opened a boutique after Catherine's graduation from North Carolina State University.Catherine studied brand management and marketing at NCSU.The Gatorbug now has three locations: in Raleigh's Midtown East shopping center, Cary's Fenton development and Atlantic Beach's Atlantic Station shopping center.Current fashion trends include pops of color, cobalt (the color of the year), pastels, and vintage-inspired styles such as wide-leg flares and ’90s trends.The different customer bases for each location of The Gatorbug.Catherine and Sydney attend fashion markets quarterly to source products for their stores.The duo uses their education and experience to manage budgets and store inventory effectively.

02.05.2023

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1 Std. 10 Min.
26.01.2023

The HECM Line of Credit: It Should be Called the "Retirement Mortgage"

Mandelman Matters

26.01.2023

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11 Min.
02.10.2020

David Andelman - Trump, $.55, and voter fraud

David Andelman is a graduate of Harvard College and of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. Andelman was the editor of World Policy Journal from 2008 until 2015. Previously, he served as an executive editor at Forbes.com, as business editor of New York Daily News, as a Washington correspondent for CNBC, and as a reporter, correspondent and bureau chief for The New York Times in covering Southeast Asia from his base in Bangkok, Eastern Europe from his base in Belgrade, and New York. Following The New York Times, he served for seven years as Paris correspondent for CBS News David has covered presidents throughout the years, all the way back to 1960 as the news director of the Harvard news station. In 1964 he covered his first election event. So he has followed presidents since Kenedy and there has never been one quite like this. "I'm willing to give any president the benefit of the doubt and was hopeful that he (Donal Trump) would rise to the occasion. And he hasn't." He spoke about the most important function of any journalist is to report what happens and then unpack what it means and how it fits into the lives of the listeners. And Trump has "the attention span of a flea" and the reporters are obligated to report the news of the day. That's why it seems the media is reporting on trivial topics like his tweets, etc. when there are more substantial stories. We discussed the topic of "fake news". It has polarized us to an amazing degree. There have been moments in our history, the 60s, the civil war where we were polarized but we look for ways to get out of the cycle. Not only is our current environment a health crisis, but it is an economic crisis as well. David shares advice he heard from a trusted economist: the motor of the American economy is the consumer. As long as the motor is working we will keep moving along. Martin brings up his fear is that we are just spending stimulus money and what will happen when it runs out? We discussed how historically we got out of an economic crisis in the past, and hopefully, it won't take a world war this time... They say there is a liberal bias in the mainstream media. David has been a journalist his whole life and he answers this question from an insider's viewpoint. You're going to find his answer informative. "If we can't trust our press our whole democracy is in deep trouble." We spoke about David's campaign he brought up on CNN recently called the $.55 campaign. By simply placing a $.55 cent stamp on your mail-in voting form you bypass the slower mail delivery times and will greatly relieve any issues with a COVID-19 era election. The final question of the episode we discussed was "Is there such a thing as voter fraud?" Check out David's books, they are amazing. A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today An Impossible Dream: Reagan, Gorbachev, and a World Without the Bomb A Red Line in the Sand: Diplomacy, Strategy, and the History of Wars That Could Still Happen

02.10.2020

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28 Min.
13.05.2025

Honoring Memorial Day with America's Heroes: A Veteran's Perspective

Join us in this special Memorial Day episode as we speak with four distinguished veterans who share their unique ways of celebrating and remembering the sacrifices of their comrades. Meet Ed, a Marine and Army Reserve veteran, and Chuck, a retired member of the 82nd Airborne Division, as they recount their journeys and the impact of their service. The episode also highlights the impactful work of Combat Warriors, a dedicated organization supporting combat veterans through various events like hunting and fishing. Hear from Wayne and Bill, who share the genesis and evolution of Combat Warriors and the emotional and financial support it provides to veterans. Discover how you can contribute to this noble cause and make a difference in the lives of those who have given so much for our freedom. 00:00 Introduction and Memorial Day Tribute01:24 Meet Ed: A Marine and Army Veteran02:28 Ed's Military Journey and Reflections04:22 Challenges and Brotherhood in Iraq10:41 Memorial Day Significance and Reflections13:29 Meet Chuck: Army Veteran and Combat Warriors Board Member16:08 Chuck's Military Background and Deployments20:01 Answering the Call: Life in the 82nd Airborne20:39 Defining Heroes: A Humble Perspective21:34 Memorial Day Reflections24:59 Introducing Combat Warriors26:54 The Evolution of Combat Warriors33:18 Supporting Warriors and Their Families36:15 Funding and Volunteer Efforts40:53 Memorial Day: Honoring the Fallen43:39 Final Thoughts and Call to Action Donate Today https://www.combatwarriorsinc.org/

13.05.2025

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45 Min.

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