Finding your tribe starts with gaining an understanding of yourself and what you love. From there, it's putting yourself out there to engage with others and build meaningful relationships. Your community becomes your personal and professional support system. Having people around you who share a common interest or mindset keeps you engaged, motivated, and allows you to feel supported. Feeling alone is real. Putting yourself out there is difficult Through this episode, Krystal and I explore how to find your tribe, building your personal support system, and ways of putting yourself out there.

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After something bad happens, you have two options. Make the decision to be positive or stay negative. Through this episode Karen and I explore how she made the decision to be positive after a traumatic event, how she helps people find their vision, staying motivated, and more. Karen is a unique spiritual and life coach who found her calling helping others get super clear about their goals.

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If you believe in something, scream it from the rooftops. If you're not in a position to that's OKAY. Do what you can. You need to be able to live to fight the battle the next day. Stephanie Holt dedicates 100% of her time to advocating for Women in STEM. Through this episode, we explore finding what works for you, maintaining a resilient mindset, how to not be a d*ck to women, and more.

Connect with Stephanie here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/womeninstem/

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Impostor Syndrome sucks. Feeling like you are not good enough, like you aren't skilled, and like you don't belong are common feelings that most don't talk about. When you add feedback into the mix, it can make the feeling worse. Tejal Wagadia and I explore impostor syndrome, how it impacts us, and the great steps you can take to defeat it. We also cover how to take feedback, who to take feedback from, and pineapple on pizza.

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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tejalwagadia/

Twitter: @coffeeandtejal

Website coffeandtejal.com

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Have you ever faced a time where you feel like you've hit rock bottom? How did you handle it? How did you bounce back?

Through this episode, Satya and I explore what it feels like to hit rock bottom and the steps and time it takes to build yourself back up. Satya is an amazing person, a kind soul, and one of the best career development professionals you'll ever meet.

Be sure to follow her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/satyacareerconsulting/

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Auburn is a strong, black, queer, woman in leadership who is also a geek. Through this episode we talk about finding and building your voice and the challenges/feelings behind using it. We also cover important topics like diversity, inclusion, using your platform, and of course comics.

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Have you ever been in a situation where you didn't know what to say or what to do next?

Gail and I explore how improv helps people and teams work through difficult situations, kill the nerves, and not sweat the little things.

Most importantly, you'll learn how to take a step back and make time throughout your busy day to laugh.

To fit with the theme, this episode was recorded fully improve and we even do some improv exercises live.

Gail is the Founder and CEO of Experience Yes, which is a company dedicated to helping businesses and teams improve performance through improv.

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Website: https://www.experienceyes.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gailmontgomery/

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We're back with Brandee Sanders. If you didn’t catch part one, we talked about bad bosses, how to spot one, and how to move forward.

Through this episode we discuss how a good boss can drastically change your career trajectory, how to spot a good boss, and steps to take to become a good boss. 

We also explore the idea of mentorship, where Brandee provides her perspective on how to find a mentor and what to do if you can’t.

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www.linkedin.com/in/brandeesanders/

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