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I'm so glad that you were able to share your story with me and my followers. It was truly an awesome experience and truly a more unique job!

@@InfluenceBlueprintbyVishal thanks for the feedback! If there is a particular job that you'd like me to discuss, let me know and I'll find that person for you!

@@Mental_Shifting thanks for watching - these are some really great questions. I'll see if Andy is able to join me again on the show 😊 Also, check out his podcast "Don't Skip the Legal" - you might find some other interesting things. Thanks again and stay tuned!!

Thanks for the feedback, Ginger and thanks for the referral :-) Her work is truly amazing and I absolutely love how she's creating a community - how she is so focused on reducing barriers of entry for those that are interested in creating mosaics.

Thank you - I've been enjoying your feedback. I still haven't implemented much because what goes live now was finished a few weeks ago. Thanks again!

@@timewediscuss Great Year Before Us! 😀 Let's make things happen! 😀

YES!

@@AliceYehCoaching the pleasure was all mine! 🙂

Thanks, friend!

@@InfluenceBlueprintbyVishal thanks - Alice's story from finance to Google to coaching is a great example of taking skills between jobs.

@@InfluenceBlueprintbyVishal thanks friend, I appreciate the support! Let me know if there is a profession that you want me to cover and I'll find that person!

Absolutely! I'd be happy to discuss what you do and how others can do what you are doing. The sign-up form will open up around the start of the new year. Keep your eyes peeled to TimeWeDiscuss.com for the sign-up link. Thanks for watching and for reaching out!

@@timewediscuss How Talk

@@BallroomMadeSimple thanks so much for the kind words, Pam 🙂

@@TravisLaprise that similarity coincides really well with his story 😆 Roger's story is a good one and he presents it so well. Thanks for watching. If there is a particular occupation that you'd like me to cover, let me know and I'll find that person for you!

So true! I really appreciated the concept (and I'm paraphrasing) - work in a way that works for you ... if that is remote, that's great, if that's in the office that's great. The key is having the hybrid balance and not necessarily 100% on either end of the scale. Thanks for your comment and if there' s a profession that you want me to cover, let me know and I'll find that person ... ... for you!

@@timewediscuss Right on -- I'll need to think on that one. :P You've got a ton of interesting-looking interviews I need to jump into still. The Ghost Hunting / Paranormal Investigation one was pretty wild -- I wonder if there are any mediums / psychics ready to chat. :D Good stuff -- Looking forward to getting into the past stuff, and whatever comes next down the pike. ✊

@Devibaba spoiler alert - I actually have 2 psychic mediums lined up for season 2 😃

@@timewediscuss 🤩🤩🤩 Awesome!!!

@@resiliencecareercoaching Thanks for watching!! All of the credit belongs to Jalisa 😊

Thank you so much! I’m so glad you enjoyed it!

Joel had so many awesome general business ideas - a definite gem for anyone looking to get out of their comfort zone (as you said). He was so easy to speak with and his actual job is so interest - getting things done for the betterment of society :- ) Thanks for your comment and if there' s a profession that you want me to cover, let me know and I'll find that person ... ... for you!

@@Devibaba thank you - and the same to you in everything that you do!

@@Devibaba thanks! I really enjoyed this one. I edited the part where I asked her if she was on the shore with a line or used cages ... I had zero clue. So fun and so awesome!

@@timewediscuss 🤣🤣🤣 Nice.

@@Devibaba thanks! Very interesting guy and that story was second to none. I was very proud of myself when I asked about the postcard 😝

@@timewediscuss 🤣 Agreed! LOL. Good stuff. 😝

@@Devibaba thanks mate!

@@Devibaba truly an amazing career opportunity for the right person. Thanks for watching!

@@timewediscuss And on a side note ... I wonder what adjusting a giraffe involves. 🤣

@Devibaba a ladder? 😂

@@timewediscuss 🤣🤣🤣

@@Devibaba thanks! I think we are just beginning to scratch the surface on Humans vs. the Machines. Once pink robots enter the picture, we are going to be in trouble! Thanks for checking out the episode! #flamingLips

@@timewediscuss Hahaha. Time to re-boot that Karate training. 😝 Looking forward to your future stuff ... and a few I need to catch up on.

@Devibaba reference caught - love that! As always, some more really good ones on the horizon. Stay tuned!

@@elinnajde8861 I hear that, friend!

@@Devibaba thanks! Yeah it was such a great conversation and the extra footage provided by Joshua was beyond awesome! Thanks for watching - more unconventional jobs coming in the near future!

@@timewediscuss Awesome, and agreed re: the extra footage. It sounded like a conversation that could have gone for a LONG time. Very cool.

@@Devibaba yeah - I might need to do a follow up next Halloween 🎃

@@Devibaba thanks for watching! I wonder what other vegan-friendly opportunities are out there 🤔

@@LeoAshcraft thanks for watching! I have a lot of interest in the paranormal and it was so neat to speak with someone that is actually in the field.

@@timewediscuss Leo is actually one of my mentors in the field and the original owner of Dark Matter News.

@PhantomDetectivesLLC this is awesome information -- thanks for sharing that!!

@@timewediscuss Leo used to work for Art Bell in 2015.

@PhantomDetectivesLLC a true legendary figure! I discovered Art Bell WAY too late but glad I did.

I'm so glad that we were able to connect and we could discuss you and what it takes to be a Vegan Interior Designer. So fascinating!!!

@@Devibaba so true! For anyone looking to adventure literally anywhere in the world as a guest or as a job - this video will get you started!

Thanks for sharing your insights. About two weeks ago another episode dropped for a social media management agency. That's the one where the title says "BANK". Ashley's story is also incredibly inspiring. Thanks again for stopping by and drop me a line if you want me to try and locate any specific careers. I'm here for you!

Oh it was absolutely awesome having you on the show. Guests like you are what makes the show interesting 😊

@@InfluenceBlueprintbyVishal thanks so much - and thanks for watching! There are some more interesting ones on the way 😊

@@oscargomez6993 yep - and that's good to know for anyone entering this job. Especially those just entering the workforce might not be thinking about this sort of thing. That's a good point that you make bringing EMS and security under the umbrella. There is shift work for them too and they might rotate shifts and they might not depending on the organization. All good information. Thanks for watching and providing your perspective! 😎

Thanks a bunch for the feedback! It's so awesome hearing different people's stories ... how they got there and how others can get there too. Some people take a very direct path and others have a little more turns along the way. Carly's story is especially great because I think it has a lot that so many people can relate to, even if being a behavior specialist coach isn't for them. Thanks again for watching and taking the time to leave a comment :-)

@@therealestatemindset your story is such a great one that can resonate with so many different people. The pleasure was all mine!

@@Devibaba The information that Kathy provided for anyone looking to be a virtual assistant is unsurpassed. Truly a great episode for any entrepreneurs that view themselves as experts in anything!

@@timewediscuss Well said. 😁 Agreed!

That's an interesting question. From my experience, it's more about the expertise. If I'm looking for someone that has 10 years of professional experience coding in apps, I'm probably going to get more applicants that are a variety of ages. If I'm looking for someone that has experience interacting programmatically with an AS400 system, I'm probably going to get more applicants that are older. In this episode I'm speaking to the public sector in the US. In this space, at my organization, we haven't had turnover in the dev space in over 12 years so I can't speak to my org specifically. I know that there is concern over ageism in the tech space (and I don't doubt that it exists), but I haven't personally experienced it. All of that being said, devs in my org vary in age from 25-60 (ballpark).

@@timewediscuss Thanks for the insight.

Truly amazing career - if that wasn't enough, I was also blown away at the fact that people take advantage of her monthly specials and continue to use her regularly. Truly, truly intriguing! I completely agree with what you are saying regarding any bit of friction can derail a process. How many opportunities are lost because of lack of organization? Such a fun conversation!

@@JulieCoraccio I know - a-MAZ-ing! It was so fun to hear the difference between the way the two of you jumped into the career change. There is no right way and I hope that both of your stories inspire people that are hesitant 😊

So true! I love how excited Diane gets over the process of organizing. So much fun!

@@sueellenvanclief8095 so true! And who knew about such a crazy opportunity?

I agree! And I love how Carly addresses higher education and says that if you want to pursue the PhD, do it. If you don't, don't. This carries a lot of weight given her education. Such an awesome story!

@@timewediscuss Agreed!

Thanks so much! It really makes me happy that I can help people and provide them with information about what it is really like to work in a particular industry. If I can help remove barriers for just one person, that's a win :-)

@@Devibaba yeah - the honesty was awesome. I loved how we were also able to touch on investing in residential and commercial properties. Spoiler alert, I have another realtor coming up where we talk more about fix and flips. It's another good one!

@@angelavanbreemen5689 Thank you! It was really great speaking with Mickey and I hope that his story is inspiring for anyone looking to be a publicist 😊

@@angelavanbreemen5689 also - if there's another profession that you'd like me to explore, let me know and I'll see if I can find that person for you!

@@timewediscuss That’s fine. I am a client pf Mickey’s and was supporting him by watching the interview.

@@angelavanbreemen5689 thanks again for the feedback! 😊

@@kymaneezmom I don't have any paralegals in the pipeline. If you'd like to be part of the show, visit timewediscuss.com to sign up.

@@Devibaba yeah this was such a good one. Regretting that I didn't record our before the show conversation. THAT was a hoot!

@@timewediscuss love that comment!!!!

Thank you for listening!!!! I'm so glad we got to entertain you!!!

@@tamara_fun-confidence-coach I've told several people about your reaction when I asked you the correct way to pronounce your last name. "It's the sound you make when you sneeze" --- still laugh just remembering that 😀

@@tamara_fun-confidence-coachentertaining AND awesome knowledge!!

I agree with you completely! Some scars can run deep and can surely hold people back. What she is doing to nothing short of amazing.

@@chrisloper4091 of course! It was really great chatting with you. Your success story is an inspiration to anyone looking to be a private tutor or start their own tutoring business!

Thanks, Aaron! And congrats on the sales milestone - I'm excited for you!