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When trying to accomplish tasks that take a lot of focus, it can seem daunting to even think of crossing the finish line. Brandie shares her journey as she fights to complete her first book after a 10-year long process. Long distance relationships don’t have to be out of reach Can you really account for every factor in your life that may impact your success? (The real answer here is NO, but it doesn’t hurt to ask…)
Join Turg and Randy Z and their special guest Janice Llamoca – multimedia freelance journalist and associate producer for NPR’s Latino USA – as they discuss Janice’s journey through her 20s into her 30s as she climbed the ranks in her career as a journalist and producer. Where does a journey start and end?
Long distance relationships don’t have to be out of reach
When you start to realize life is starting to change, change with it. Can we challenge the standard educational model to pursue a different path? Eventually, when you find the person that’s right for you it’s a good time to reflect on the journey you took to get there. Brandie shares her struggles and successes with the triumphant outcome of her long-distance relationship and what it means for her today. Learning to not to doubt the possibilities can help you learn more about yourself Join Turg and Randy Z as they are joined by guest and friend-of-the-show Leslie Antonoff – blogger, writer, cooking star – as they discuss how daily growth and experience can help propel you to the next level in your life and… Knowing what to expect can be helpful sometimes…
How we view the risks we take depends on how we perceive the situation and how well we take hold and work our way past the adversity. In its most simple form, we can learn a lot from our children and how they handle the ever-changing environment around them. Rationalizing a child’s behavior to help us better understand our own emotions This is a challenging question that we can never really answer for you. But, here are some things you have to consider when contemplating your current situation (if you’re not already self-employed):This week Turg and Randy Z are joined by LaKitia Woodard – Founder of A Sister’s Truth, a company focused on helping women cope with the hardships that arise throughout their journey – as they discuss the reality behind the story of a sexual abuse survivor who set out on a mission to discover her purpose in life while working to inspire others to find courage behind their own voice. Sharing your story not only helps inspire others, it helps liberate the soul Though our generation has been painted as the “slash generation” in somewhat of a negative light, it isn’t a bad thing. We are being exposed to so much in such a short amount of time that we are able to narrow our focus down on something we enjoy. Whether you pursue your passion or passionately pursue your endeavor, leverage what you learn to give you the edge. Millennials and kids get a bad wrap, but is it all true?
Talk Thirty To Me is a podcast for Millennials in their 30s, on the verge of turning 30, or anyone still searching for answers. We are the generation of change agents, who challenge the new normal and empower others to live in their truth. Join us on life’s journey to enlightenment, confronting fears, but most of all, creating a new way to dream. Inspire your journey with Talk Thirty To Me! Brandie gets personal as she and Randy compare experiences dating long-distance partners throughout their 30s and how that takes more than just a tough spirit to accomplish. The hardships of dating long-distance are well-documented, but how do these two really rate their experiences? Was it all worth the trouble? When taking a chance on someone pays off Janice talks about how she planned to elevate her career game by continuing on with grad school. Well, turned out that it was too expensive to justify. When plans don’t work out, sometimes we need to get creative. Combining skill with education doesn’t always have to cost a fortune. Janice shares how she got creative and still got the degree she sought. Cultural influence is a necessary part of embracing your heritageWe can’t really know what the expect when we haven’t been there yet. But, throughout the journey through our 30s we are sometimes presented with the opportunity to learn at light speed. These experiences can help us generate a lot of knowledge in a short amount of time. Now – approaching our mid-30s – we can leverage the experience to help us thrive in our endeavors. Being over-exposed to things isn’t always a bad thing Do you feel like you’ve learned enough throughout your career to do it “on your own” as an entrepreneur?
Sharing a lot of what set the stage for her 30s, LaKitia talks about what made her 30s so powerful. Establishing herself and learning about herself and what drove her to success all began with her first experience in sharing her story. It all boiled down to a single interaction with a little girl who had been a consistent victim of sexual abuse. This interaction helped spur the passion behind her mission to help others fight these wrongs.The inspiration that came from that one moment helped her affirm what she sought to find. United by a singular purpose LaKitia shares her story – or as she puts it – her journey to purpose and the feeling of loss she felt as she quietly suffered. It took one instance for her to break out of that feeling of perpetual hopelessness – when she began sharing her story. From then on, her journey was clear: help others in need of the same help, no matter the problem. The truth is that everybody has common ground Randy mulls over the past 10 years of his career at the same place. It’s a bit of knowing you are in the right place and a little bit of complacency. But, with the comfort comes benefit and sacrifice. It’s up to you to determine what is worth more at this point in your life. Is it worth starting over, or is it worth staying and growing in one place? Turg contrasts the last 4 years of career growth and challenges. There is a lot of change that comes with starting over so frequently, so when do you stop and ‘smell the roses’? Does it ever end? When we take time to reflect – what do we find as the result of our thoughts and ambitions?Do you know the risks associated with your decisions to stay or “go” and have you realistically evaluated them from every angle? When we think of survival mode, we don’t really understand what activates within us that triggers our survivalist mentality. Randy shares his recent experience with bedtime at the Turgman residence and how he equates his experience to when Tom Hanks’ character in Castaway lost Wilson. The guys are joined by Brandie Freely – author,writing coach – as they dive into the essence of adult-level procrastination, why writing a book can teach you a lot about yourself, how love manifests itself in many different ways and… Battling long-term, adult level procrastination Survival mode is something we are all born with. It’s also something we aren’t always too sure on how to control. It can lead to undue stress and anxiety and if we let it – it can destroy our interpersonal relationships. Not to mention it can harm how we view ourselves. It’s important to understand our approach to our own emotions as well as our approach to parenting so that we are ensure the development of successful, confident and strong children. When taking risks, we don’t always understand what they are and how to approach them
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