43 min

Ep7: Pip Stewart on Creating a Lifestyle Career, and Making Social Media Work for You‪.‬ The First Mile

    • Places & Travel

Pip Stewart on Creating a Lifestyle Career, and Making Social Media Work for You.
Ever wondered how to become a so-called “influencer”? The secret is storytelling.
In this episode, Ash interviews his friend and co-host, Pip Stewart.
Pip has cycled halfway around the world, embarked on a world-first kayak journey through the Amazon and survived a flesh-eating parasite. She talks about how she accidentally fell into a career in travel journalism, how one massive adventure changed her life, and why she sees social media as the route to editorial independence.
In this episode, discover:
Why you need to embrace being shit.
If it’s important to get a journalism degree. 
Why hustle is key.
Why social media is so powerful (and how to avoid its dark side).
How Pip got a job as Red Bull’s Adventure Editor.
How to get noticed in a crowded media world.
How to create a lifestyle career that works for you.
Why you should take online relationships offline.
How to deal with your ego.
How to become an influencer.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Pip Website https://www.phillippastewart.com 
Pip Instagram https://www.instagram.com/pipstewart/ 
Pip Twitter https://twitter.com/Stewart_Pip 
Jo Cantello, Wolfsong media 
Journalism and Media Studies Centre, The University of Hong Kong https://jmsc.hku.hk 
Elizabeth Gilbert on following your curiosity.
Reza Pakravan https://www.rezapakravan.com 
Explorers Connect https://www.explorersconnect.com 
Ness Knight http://www.nessknight.com 
Laura Bingham https://www.laurabingham.org 
RedBull.com https://www.redbull.com/gb-en/ 
Preview app https://thepreviewapp.com
Inshot http://www.inshot.com 
CutStory.
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We’d love to hear what you think of this week’s The First Mile and if you’ve got any suggestions of topics or people you’d like to hear interviewed. Drop us a line on Instagram @AshBhardwaj and @PipStewart or Twitter @AshBhardwaj and @PipStewart.
*Please consider leaving a review if you enjoyed this episode. Thank you! 

Pip Stewart on Creating a Lifestyle Career, and Making Social Media Work for You.
Ever wondered how to become a so-called “influencer”? The secret is storytelling.
In this episode, Ash interviews his friend and co-host, Pip Stewart.
Pip has cycled halfway around the world, embarked on a world-first kayak journey through the Amazon and survived a flesh-eating parasite. She talks about how she accidentally fell into a career in travel journalism, how one massive adventure changed her life, and why she sees social media as the route to editorial independence.
In this episode, discover:
Why you need to embrace being shit.
If it’s important to get a journalism degree. 
Why hustle is key.
Why social media is so powerful (and how to avoid its dark side).
How Pip got a job as Red Bull’s Adventure Editor.
How to get noticed in a crowded media world.
How to create a lifestyle career that works for you.
Why you should take online relationships offline.
How to deal with your ego.
How to become an influencer.
Links mentioned in this episode:
Pip Website https://www.phillippastewart.com 
Pip Instagram https://www.instagram.com/pipstewart/ 
Pip Twitter https://twitter.com/Stewart_Pip 
Jo Cantello, Wolfsong media 
Journalism and Media Studies Centre, The University of Hong Kong https://jmsc.hku.hk 
Elizabeth Gilbert on following your curiosity.
Reza Pakravan https://www.rezapakravan.com 
Explorers Connect https://www.explorersconnect.com 
Ness Knight http://www.nessknight.com 
Laura Bingham https://www.laurabingham.org 
RedBull.com https://www.redbull.com/gb-en/ 
Preview app https://thepreviewapp.com
Inshot http://www.inshot.com 
CutStory.
JOIN US ON SOCIAL:
We’d love to hear what you think of this week’s The First Mile and if you’ve got any suggestions of topics or people you’d like to hear interviewed. Drop us a line on Instagram @AshBhardwaj and @PipStewart or Twitter @AshBhardwaj and @PipStewart.
*Please consider leaving a review if you enjoyed this episode. Thank you! 

43 min