E22: Mindset training & the power of your subconscious with Armando Sanchez, accountability buddy and wise mentor to me
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On this episode of Learn 2 Listen, we’re joined by Armando Sanchez, Notre Dame Alumni (2020), Orr Fellow Alumni (2020), and Product Manager at Multiply. We chat through;
Being each other’s accountability partner
Personal and professional development
What we wish we knew about transitioning into the workforce
What expectations vs reality look like in the workforce
Navigating being a first-generation college student and graduate
Completing mindset training & the power of your subconscious
Mindless timelessness & dopamine detoxing
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