How I Found a Job I Love The Niche Movement - Kevin O'Connell

We live in a limitless connection economy. This means there is boundless
opportunity, but it takes tenacity and a solid personal brand to turn that
opportunity into reality. A well-utilized personal brand breaks through the
networking noise. Whether it’s Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, email, or
YouTube, digital channels provide an avenue for crafting your image. In
this podcast episode, The Niche Movement Founder Kevin O’Connell sat down
with 40 George Washington University undergraduates to hold a workshop.
Together, they untangled the foundations of what makes a good personal
brand.

According to U.S. News & World Report, 80% of New Year's resolutions fail
by the second week of February. (We know, not exactly what you wanted to
hear). In this podcast episode, we confronted the 80% statistic head-on and
broke down what successful goal setting looks like. The Niche Movement
Social Media Intern Jaylene Perez and The Niche Movement Founder Kevin
O’Connell got together to talk through their fumbles and triumphs when it
came to personal goals, career goals, and even mental health.

The Niche Movement founder Kevin O'Connell and Forbes contributor Jessica Lutz discuss the issue of underemployment. Jessica’s main advice for young people trying to get a job is to keep at it. It can take a long time, but if you keep pursuing your goals, a door will be opened for you.

The Niche Movement Founder Kevin O’Connell returns to podcasting with Dustin Ramsdell to discuss working for yourself, building personal brands, and establishing careers in higher education.

College and those first few years post-graduation may not have been spent doing the things he loves, says founder Kevin O'Connell in the latest podcast episode, but they enabled him to find the path he is on today. If Kevin were to give his younger self advice, he would tell him to worry less. 

Our founder, Kevin O’Connell was interviewed by a George Washington
University first year student in March of 2017. In this interview podcast,
Kevin offers advice to college students about choosing careers and how your
involvement on campus may align more to your career choice than your
major.They also discuss how Kevin started working for himself, and how he
found his passion.