What are the most common questions? The pitfalls?

What To Expect When You Get An Admissions Interview

Why would you have a Job you hate? A career or business you love waking up for-would life be happier, more fun, satisfying? If you have a job you don’t love EVERY day- is it your time to wake up loving life? Here to help, all things positive and possible from Rowie xx  
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Why would you have a Job you hate

When you're working with an expert production team, you should expect them to ask you hard questions — particularly upfront in the planning stages. Those difficult questions aren't obstacles; they're what lead to a better final product. But knowing what to look for in a production partner and how to navigate the process can make all the difference between simply checking a box and creating work that truly resonates.
In this episode, Karen breaks down how to approach video production with clarity and purpose. Drawing insights from Render Studios' approach to partnering with clients, we explore the importance of starting with strategy first, understanding the different skill sets involved in production, and building trust throughout the process. Tune in as we demystify the production process and how to find the right creative partner to maximize the value of your investment.

Case Study: Making the Most of a Production Team with Render Studios

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Alyssa DeSena, a naturopathic doctor, about finding your way when the road changes. Alyssa shares her personal struggles, career pivots, and the patience it took to find her way. We dive into how she found naturopathic medicine, built her practice despite some setbacks, and how she learned to trust where the universe was taking her. Whether you are navigating a career shift, health challenges, or life’s unknowns, Alyssa’s story is a reminder that the lows and confusions in life might also help us to find out where and who we are supposed to be. 

Ep 2 The Art of Pivoting with Dr. Alyssa DeSena

Rowena shares with Helen how endings can shape us, not by what they take away, but by what they leave behind. She reflects on stepping away from familiar paths and learning to pay attention to what resonates. In turn, Helen offers her own experiences and questions, and together they explore how identity, meaning and movement unfold in a workscape when certainty slips away.

Eps 66: Rowena Morrow on endings and drifts in a workscape

Welcome to this week’s episode of The Power of Owning Your Career Podcast! I’m your host, Simone E. Morris, and today’s episode is a heartfelt celebration of gratitude and growth as we reflect on seven incredible years of the show. With over 200 episodes under our belt, we take you behind the scenes—from the origins of the podcast, born out of the book “The Power of Owning Your Career,” to the powerful stories of leaders, personal milestones, and the lessons learned along the way. In this episode, Simone E. Morris looks back on her journey, shares the pivotal experiences that sparked her passion for career ownership, and reveals her eight essential steps for taking charge of your professional path. You’ll also hear about the launch of an exciting new resource—the “Owning Your Career” course—designed to empower you further, wherever you are in your career. Whether you’re a longtime listener or just joining us, this episode is filled with actionable tips, inspiration, and, above all, gratitude for everyone in the Power of Owning Your Career community. Let’s dive in and discover how you can move from simply surviving to truly thriving in your career—starting now! Episode TimeStamp: 00:00 "Owning Your Career Reflection" 05:08 "Owning Your Career Journey" 08:50 "Claim, Audit, Plan, Perform" 09:56 "Career Success Through Planning" 14:07 "Owning Your Career Tips" 17:16 "Healing and Care After Change" 21:35 "Support &amp; Career Growth Resources" 23:23 "Podcast Access and Gratitude" &nbsp; Resources:

Eight Important Steps to Own Your Career and Thrive with Gratitude

“Career Development/Career Connected learning whatever you want to call it is lifelong whether you’re doing it intentionally or whether it’s happening around you and happening to you, it is certainly a lifelong process” Tricia Berry EECD EDPE

Welcome to Hoda’s Career Info. Before we dive in, I just want to say a huge thank you to everyone who’s been reaching out with your thoughtful messages and feedback. I absolutely love hearing from you. You remind me why having these career conversations is very valuable.

We are joined today by Learning Specialist for Career Education K-12, Tricia Berry EECD/EDPE. Stay tuned to hear her voice her passion for career education and what she has done about this passion. 

I’m your host, Hoda Kilani, Career and Academic Coach.

Hoda’s Career Info is about sharing words and stories from inspiring career people from across the globe. Use this program wisely and activate your career journey. Let’s go!

Watch, listen and learn. Remember to like, subscribe, share, and follow me, Hoda Kilani, on social media for more career info. 

Tricia Berry is a Learning Specialist for Career Education K-12 with the New Brunswick Department of Education and Early Childhood Development. She has been working on the advancement of career education K-12 and more specifically, focused on equitable access for each learner in New Brunswick. 

Tricia is a Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC) with extensive experience working in secondary education. Further, she has had the privilege of speaking at a variety of international conferences, collaborating and consulting with the Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) on Career Readiness, and to network as a member of Team Canada attending the International Centre for Career Development and Public Policy (ICCDPP) symposia in Norway.

You can connect with Tricia on LinkedIn.

In this episode, Tricia shared, “Change is good but change is hard…So you know it’s challenging for everyone. Even good change is still a challenge”

Take a moment to pause and reflect. What are your thoughts on change? How have you handled the changes in your life?

Remember that you can watch Hoda’s Career Info on YouTube or listen to the episode on your favorite podcast app. 

To let me know if you are interested in an opportunity to talk about your work, you can send me a direct message on my website rightcareerfit.com where you can also sign up for my newsletter to stay up to date on the latest episodes.

Please like, subscribe, share, and follow me, Hoda Kilani, on social media and together let’s increase career literacy.

I am your host Hoda, Career and Academic Coach. Until next time, take the time to pause, recognize and celebrate your challenges.

DISCLAIMER: The views, information, and or opinions expressed during this series are solely those of the guests involved and do not necessarily represent an endorsement from the series.


Career Connected Learning - Tricia Berry EECD EDPE S 5 Ep 20

This is it—the Season 15 finale. And if you've been waiting for a sign to take control of your career FINALLY—THIS IS IT. &nbsp; After 15 seasons and 200+ episodes, host Simone Morris is closing out this incredible chapter with the most important lesson of all:&nbsp;You are the driver of your career. Not your boss. Not the economy. Not "luck." YOU. &nbsp; In this powerful finale, Simone breaks down her game-changing framework from "52 Tips for Owning Your Career"—starting with the #1 step most people skip:&nbsp;claiming ownership.&nbsp;Because here's the truth: you can't steer what you don't own. &nbsp; You'll discover:&nbsp; ✨ The affirmation practice that rewires your career mindset ✨ Why going public with your goals changes EVERYTHING ✨ How to embrace change without the overwhelm ✨ Real talk on staying intentional when life gets messy &nbsp; Whether you're stuck in a job you've outgrown, chasing your next promotion, or building something from scratch—this episode meets you exactly where you are and pushes you forward. &nbsp; Plus:&nbsp;Simone shares the tools, courses, and resources to keep you moving even as the podcast takes a pause. Because this isn't goodbye—it's your graduation. &nbsp; Your career isn't happening TO you. It's waiting FOR you. Let's CLAIM it. &nbsp; 🎧 Hit play. Take notes. Then take action. &nbsp; Episode TimeStamp: 00:00 Owning Your Career Insights 06:48 "Reset Your Mindset for Success" 08:39 "Affirmations for Career Growth" 11:23 Career Change for Mothers 14:52 Claim Your Career Ownership 20:07 "Fuel Change, Take Baby Steps" 24:24 Podcast Pause, Special Episodes Possible &nbsp; Episode Resources:   The Power of Owning Your Career by Simone E. Morris Taming Your Gremlin by Richard Carson The Power Is Within You by Louise Hay Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill You Can't Afford the Luxury of a Negative Thought by Peter McWilliams   &nbsp;

Claiming the Driver’s Seat: Transformative Mindset Shifts for Career Ownership

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FRANKENSTEIN - YOU MADE THIS MONSTER

There's a special kind of frustration that comes when you realize you're working harder on someone else's project than they are. The meetings where they're distracted, the feedback that arrives three weeks late, the sudden flood of opinions after months of silence — these aren't just annoying inconveniences. They're symptoms of a deeper problem that impacts everything from creative quality to team morale to actual ROI.

In this episode, we explore the uncomfortable reality of working with disengaged clients and why it matters more than you might think. We break down the root causes — from burnout and fragmentation to simple lack of understanding about what good collaboration requires — and examine how disengagement creates a ripple effect that damages the work, the process, and the people involved. But this isn't just about venting frustrations. Tune in as we share practical approaches for reigniting client engagement, from reframing conversations around outcomes to establishing clear decision-makers and structured review phases, and most importantly, how to protect your team's energy and the project's integrity.


When Your Clients Want to Phone It In

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Hi. Jen Estill and Karen Stefl here. In The Speak Easy Podcast, we share years of expertise in marketing, branding, video production, strategy—not to mention management, employee development, mentoring, sales, creativity, maintaining life balance, managing money, and.. you get the idea. It takes a lot to keep a couple of creative studios thriving. 

We developed this podcast after years of "how do you..." boss lady conversations. It was clear that if we were both in such similar places with regard to business growth, and personal growth, and work/life/motherhood/bossland balance, then other women may be, too. We'd been sharing confessions over cocktails for quite a while—solving problems, asking for advice, and whispering the secret fears and disappointments that successful women are never supposed to have. (You've had those, right? It's not just us?)

Thus, Speak Easy was born. Our goal and our promise is to speak with honesty about the challenges that experienced women in the creative industry face. To create a community where we can support one another and abandon the mantra that we put on a good face and make it look like we have it all together, even when we don't. You can expect honesty, complete vulnerability and even a good laugh.

And cocktails. You can expect cocktails.

Stories from brave people making choices in their own workscape as they are being Self unLimited. Hear individuals share their story with Helen Palmer, creator Self unLimited and Founder of Questo. A limited series of episodes released when we discover someone with a great story to tell - someone who usually doesn't think of themselves as brave - but often someone, others are inspired to be more like.

Then What? Conversations with Patti Feeney
(formerly The Genuine Leader Podcast)

Life throws curveballs. Plans fall apart. Careers shift. Grief happens. And in those awkward, uncertain spaces—between what was and what will be—we’re left asking… Then what?

Join leadership coach and writer Patti Feeney for real conversations about navigating change, rediscovering meaning, and laughing (sometimes crying) through the messy middle. Each episode brings soulful storytelling, honest wisdom, and gritty inspiration.

Whether you are a leader in transition, a professional at a crossroads, or simply a human trying to figure things out, this podcast is your space to feel seen, supported, and a little less alone.

New name, same heart.

Archived episodes from The Genuine Leader Podcast remain available...because every chapter got us here.

Feeling stuck or uncertain in your career path? Have that very important career conversation with a career professional! Book your appointment with any of the Career Professionals interviewed on this program or with me Hoda at rightcareerfit.com 

Thank you for joining me in season 2 of Hoda’s Career Info, your career program where Career Professionals from across the globe share career tips and personal stories to help you successfully navigate your career.

I am Hoda, your host. I look forward to another season of career chats with international Career Professionals who will inspire to take your journey to the next level.

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