Enjoy this very special episode! Instagram: instagram.com/nooneknows.show Spotify: spoti.fi/3I6j6Qz Apple: apple.co/3SNBpPu (please rate + review and I'll love u forever!!!)
As a single parent, job gaps can be very stressful. And the job search can be long. Be careful, best advice is a good emergency fund and balance drive w/ some enjoyment. Breathe a breath of relief when you find a job.
Awesome episode, thank you and your dad so much for a great energy and life advice. Maybe “success beer” would a good name. We do whatever we are up to and then drink a beer, no matter if it is successful or not it is an experience, learning opportunity we should celebrate😃
I do like the idea of the gaps and taking time to enjoy them, but I also think it’s important to realize that not everyone has that luxury. Some people are desperate for a job because their financial situation really might be desperate, whether it’s because of kids, medical bills, a mortgage, school loans, or whatever. I don’t think we should look down on people just because they need to make money.
To comment on being warry of getting a "because of" answer to why you left your previous job, what if your contract ended? I just wrapped up my going back to school journey and I did an internship that was for a fixed length of time. They couldn't keep me because they don't have the budget to hire until the fall, but I've been encouraged to apply when they post if I'm looking. I didn't want to leave and would have jumped at an offer to stay. Why I left is because my contract ended.
Was the family still in the funeral business when you were growing up? Growing up in and around the business certainly makes for an interesting childhood. I would have stayed in the field myself, except I ended up securing a civil service job and moving on and up from there.
Some of his advice is a bit 'okay boomer' particularly regarding interest rates - 15% in 1983 is very different to today's situation - but otherwise, some good points!
True, and some of my advice is a bit 'okay millennial' - it's important to speak to other generations with empathy and curiosity. I'm actually very impressed with the amount of open-mindedness and compassion he has towards young people today!
Enjoy this very special episode!
Instagram: instagram.com/nooneknows.show
Spotify: spoti.fi/3I6j6Qz
Apple: apple.co/3SNBpPu
(please rate + review and I'll love u forever!!!)
"Reflection Beer"
“commencement beer”, because the end of every great conversation truly is a new beginning.
Love that
My biggest takeaway? Aspire to have this kind of relationship with my own daughter. Thanks!
I freaking love your dad! He’s so cool, inspirational, and lovely! Sending love and hugs
Closing beer 🍻
Are you guys related?!
Your dad is BRILLIANT! Wish he was single! lol Great advice from the 2 of you on all fronts! Thank You
"Enjoy the gap."
Loved this. ❤️
As a single parent, job gaps can be very stressful. And the job search can be long. Be careful, best advice is a good emergency fund and balance drive w/ some enjoyment. Breathe a breath of relief when you find a job.
Awesome episode, thank you and your dad so much for a great energy and life advice. Maybe “success beer” would a good name. We do whatever we are up to and then drink a beer, no matter if it is successful or not it is an experience, learning opportunity we should celebrate😃
Absolutely loved this episode and your dad is awesome! So smart and charismatic! Like father like daughter 🤗 What about 'exit beers' 🍻😋
Thank you for this. A gem!!!
Celebration beer 🎉🎉
Erin is perfect!
simp
I love you Erin!!
This is ADORABLE ❤❤❤
"Reflection Beer"
Whoa message about integrity and honor (mind blown)
Right!?
I do like the idea of the gaps and taking time to enjoy them, but I also think it’s important to realize that not everyone has that luxury. Some people are desperate for a job because their financial situation really might be desperate, whether it’s because of kids, medical bills, a mortgage, school loans, or whatever. I don’t think we should look down on people just because they need to make money.
To comment on being warry of getting a "because of" answer to why you left your previous job, what if your contract ended? I just wrapped up my going back to school journey and I did an internship that was for a fixed length of time. They couldn't keep me because they don't have the budget to hire until the fall, but I've been encouraged to apply when they post if I'm looking. I didn't want to leave and would have jumped at an offer to stay. Why I left is because my contract ended.
I love reading. I’m going to buy your dad’s books. Thank you!😊
enjoy the gap so insightful and setting boundaries is very important...beer name: kick off beer
“I meal prepped the beer” 😂
Was the family still in the funeral business when you were growing up? Growing up in and around the business certainly makes for an interesting childhood. I would have stayed in the field myself, except I ended up securing a civil service job and moving on and up from there.
My family and I are from Scranton too, idk where he lives now but he still sounds like he’s from here haha
Wisdom Beer - especially because the more you beers you have the wiser you get, right?!
Good
The Gap beer
Erin. I’m scared of corporate America by this point , management can be so toxic. Have you had such experiences and how did you overcome it?
How do approach employers as a 14-year-old?
Imagine there being literal dead bodies in your basement 😭
Some of his advice is a bit 'okay boomer' particularly regarding interest rates - 15% in 1983 is very different to today's situation - but otherwise, some good points!
True, and some of my advice is a bit 'okay millennial' - it's important to speak to other generations with empathy and curiosity. I'm actually very impressed with the amount of open-mindedness and compassion he has towards young people today!