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Give A Shift: Soaring High with Jane Schuring Give A Shift

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Join us on this episode of Give A Shift, where we sit down with the inspiring Jane Schuring, a trailblazing retired airline captain and author of "Plane Jane: Earning My Wings".
Discover Jane's extraordinary journey through the skies and the barriers she shattered along the way. Despite facing relentless skepticism about her age and her place in a male-dominated field, Jane's unyielding spirit and positive outlook turned potential obstacles into remarkable achievements. Tune in to hear how her "never say never" attitude and resolute determination prove that with the right mindset, the sky's truly the limit. Don’t miss this uplifting story of resilience and empowerment that will inspire you to chase your dreams, no matter the altitude!
More about Jane:
After experiencing some difficult life challenges, Jane's decision to pursue a career change from a twenty-year flight attendant to take flying lessons during what could be called a mid-life crisis (divorce, temporary job loss) was met with barriers at every stage. In spite of hearing, "You're too old," or "No one is hiring," Jane was determined to achieve her dream, eventually ending her almost 44-year career with Continental/United as a Boeing 737 Captain.   Her story will inspire those who have experienced the highs and lows of life's trials, particularly a career in the aviation industry. With stories to tell along the way, it began with a spontaneous trip to Los Angeles for an interview as a 'hostess' in 1969, and ended with a smooth landing in Houston with fire trucks on each side of the aircraft spraying the traditional water cannon salute to a retiring captain.
You can find Jane's book on Amazon, Plane Jane: Earning My Wings
Or follow her @captainplanejane
To learn more about Nancy and Alicia vist GiveAShift.Net or follow them on instagram:
@GiveAShifttoday
@AliciaZiegler
@Nancyleedsgribble
 
Please be sure to like and subscribe to our podcast so you don't miss any of our amazing interviews.  We appreciate you!
 

Join us on this episode of Give A Shift, where we sit down with the inspiring Jane Schuring, a trailblazing retired airline captain and author of "Plane Jane: Earning My Wings".
Discover Jane's extraordinary journey through the skies and the barriers she shattered along the way. Despite facing relentless skepticism about her age and her place in a male-dominated field, Jane's unyielding spirit and positive outlook turned potential obstacles into remarkable achievements. Tune in to hear how her "never say never" attitude and resolute determination prove that with the right mindset, the sky's truly the limit. Don’t miss this uplifting story of resilience and empowerment that will inspire you to chase your dreams, no matter the altitude!
More about Jane:
After experiencing some difficult life challenges, Jane's decision to pursue a career change from a twenty-year flight attendant to take flying lessons during what could be called a mid-life crisis (divorce, temporary job loss) was met with barriers at every stage. In spite of hearing, "You're too old," or "No one is hiring," Jane was determined to achieve her dream, eventually ending her almost 44-year career with Continental/United as a Boeing 737 Captain.   Her story will inspire those who have experienced the highs and lows of life's trials, particularly a career in the aviation industry. With stories to tell along the way, it began with a spontaneous trip to Los Angeles for an interview as a 'hostess' in 1969, and ended with a smooth landing in Houston with fire trucks on each side of the aircraft spraying the traditional water cannon salute to a retiring captain.
You can find Jane's book on Amazon, Plane Jane: Earning My Wings
Or follow her @captainplanejane
To learn more about Nancy and Alicia vist GiveAShift.Net or follow them on instagram:
@GiveAShifttoday
@AliciaZiegler
@Nancyleedsgribble
 
Please be sure to like and subscribe to our podcast so you don't miss any of our amazing interviews.  We appreciate you!
 

52 min