Career Up Now Socially Distanced Close Ups Podcast

Episode Title: Love Letters Live with Janet Gallin

Interviewer: Bradley Caro Cook

Interviewee: Janet Gallin 

In this Career Up Now Socially Distanced Close-Up podcast Bradley Caro Cook interviews Janet Gallin, the Founder at Love Letters Live.

During the interview, Janet talks about how she never envisioned herself in the position she is now, how she had done a variety of things during her life and how her journey to love took off. Janet had always loved writing and appreciated things explained well. So, on writing an obituary for a friend, who, by the way, is still alive, she presented it more like a love letter. 

For Janet, the idea evolved from there to not wait until you're six feet under to know how people felt about you plus, according to her reality, you see yourself more clearly through the eyes of someone who loves you. 

She also talks about how it's always a good idea to share good thoughts with somebody as long as you think something positive as love and gratitude took to the grave serves no one.Let's join Janet Gallin and our host Bradley Caro Cook for this mesmerizing conversation.

Episode title:Creative Brand Strategist with Gary Neville

Interviewer: Bradley Caro Cook

Interviewee: Gary Neville

In this Career Up Now Socially Distanced Close-Up podcast Bradley Caro Cook interviews Gary Neville, the Creative Brand Strategist and Employer Brand Professional at Neptune.

During the interview, Gary mentions how he views being made redundant in a job as a blessing in disguise. Gary soon realized that companies invest a considerable amount of time and money in marketing during his future endeavors. 

Yet, minimal emphasis is placed on delivering that message to the people behind the brand, which intrigued him, and he decided to get a better understanding of it. Gray encourages the audience to listen to their gut intuition and spend a bit of time understanding what they believe in, what they want to do in this world, and their purpose.

Let's join Gary Neville and our host Bradley Caro Cook for this enthralling conversation.

Episode title: Highest Level Recruiting with Evan Burk

Interviewer: Bradley Caro Cook

Interviewee: Evan Burk

In this Career Up Now Socially Distanced Close-Up podcast Bradley Caro Cook interviews Evan Burk, the Speaker, Leadership Coach, and Founder at Highest Level Recruiting. He is also the Head Recruiting Coach at NCSA Next College Student-Athlete. 

During the interview, Evan talks about how he had never envisioned himself in the position he is now but how specific experiences through his life lead him here. 

When asked about how he is handling the pandemic,Evan’s stimulating response was that as a leadership coach, he has to adapt and look for new ways to impact the people and the organizations with which he is working. 

So, he tries new things consistently and goes through many failures along the way.Nonetheless, Evan makes sure to learn from these failures to adjust and adapt according to some of the new opportunities out there.

Let's join Evan Burk and our host Bradley Caro Cook for this brilliant conversation.

Episode title: Rosenfeld Family Law with Esther Rosenfeld

Interviewer: Bradley Caro Cook

Interviewee: Esther Rosenfeld

In this Career Up Now Socially Distanced Close-Up podcast, Bradley Caro Cook interviews Esther Rosenfeld, who is the owner and Principal at Rosenfeld Family Law, P.C.

"The person who defines the truth wins'' is the line that first seeded the idea for Esther to become a lawyer. She wanted to make a change in society and therefore created her family law firm. She mentions that you should always be willing to ask for help from others, as people are our best resources. Another value that she holds dear is that it's essential to follow your heart and do what feels right.

Let's join Esther Rosenfeld and our host Bradley Caro Cook for this awakening conversation.

Episode title: Center for the Developing Mind with Esther Hess

Interviewer: Bradley Caro Cook

Interviewee: Esther Hess

In this Career Up Now Socially Distanced Close-Up podcast, Bradley Caro Cook interviews Esther Hess, the Founder and Executive Director at Center for the Developing Mind.

Esther has been a psychologist for 40 years. She started working with mental health patients and later transferred into a center that incorporates all the different medical facilities that a child could need. She believes that life has a way of teaching you every day. Plus, if you develop a habit of listening to people or any advice, they might have these will factor in your life.

As everyone has something to offer so instead of taking our mistakes personally or getting defensive about them, we should learn from them and listen to what others have to say regarding them.

Let's join Esther Hess and our host Bradley Caro Cook for this inspiring conversation.

Episode Title: Thriving with Dr. Roz

Interviewer: Mike Fox

Interviewee: Elizabeth Rosner

In this Career Up Now Socially Distanced Close-Up podcast, Mike Fox interviews Elizabeth Rosner, Chief Educational Officer, and Career Path Architect at Thriving with Dr. Roz. She is also a Certified Trainer in Nonviolence365 and a Transition Specialist.

During the interview, Elizabeth recalls how she had to face detours and failures to reach the top. She believes that to achieve your goals, you should get help when needed as every person holds an opportunity for us, and this is why she is convinced that networking is an integral part of the business. Plus, She warns young individuals that not all of their goals will become a reality.

Let's join Elizabeth Rosner and our host Mike Fox for this lightening conversation.

Episode title: Hargol with Dror Tamir

Interviewer: Bradley Caro Cook

Interviewee: Dror Tamir

In this Career Up Now Socially Distanced Close-Up podcast, Bradley Caro Cook interviews Dror Tamir, the Co-Founder, and CEO at Hargol. He is also the Founder, CEO, and Business Development of Plate My Meal and the Board Member of the Manufacturers Association of Israel (MAI).

Dror was always driven by his inner passion for becoming an entrepreneur. During the interview, he explains why one should follow their heart and passion forgoing out and doing whatever they want because no matter how hard they try or plan, they are likely to fail. So, failure shouldn't stop you from pursuing things you like. He advises the listeners to opt for a great business partner that is likely to stay by their side even during failures and who looks at the world from a different perspective.

Let's join Dror Tamir and our host Bradley Caro Cook for this stimulation conversation.

Episode title: Marketing and Communication with Dina Wolfman Baker

Interviewer: Jay Duchin

Interviewee: Dina Wolfman Baker

In this Career Up Now Socially Distanced Close-Up podcast, Jay Duchin interviews Dina Wolfman Baker, the Head of Marketing and Communication at Cambridge Systematics, Inc.

During the interview, Dina talks about her journey briefly and mentions how she always loved comprehensive and challenging tasks. Thus, she continually wanted to work on large sets of collateral materials that might even take months. According to her, everyone in marketing struggles to get instant gratification. Instead, they should all show some value. She reckons that you should use your experience to guide others as mentors at a certain point in your journey, as this approach is quite impactful.

Let's join Dina Wolfman Baker and our host Jay Duchin for this uplifting conversation.

Episode title: x.ai with Dennis Mortensen

Interviewer: Bradley Caro Cook

Interviewee: Dennis Mortensen

In this Career Up Now Socially Distanced Close-Up podcast Bradley Caro Cook interviews Dennis Mortensen, the CEO and Founder of x.ai.

Becoming an entrepreneur was more of an accident for Dennis, as he vividly recalls that he always wanted to work at IBM. Dennis mentions that he isn't afraid to take risks and believes that this is a substantial contributing factor towards being an entrepreneur. When asked about what lesson he learned from life, Dennis revealed that he never understood those who leave things midway and start anew. Later on, he realized that everyone has a different way of doing things as life works differently for everyone. Nonetheless, one shouldn't get disappointed or sad; instead, they should be happy about what is in their lives.

Let's join Dennis Mortensen and our host Bradley Caro Cook for this informative conversation.

Episode title: GT's Living Foods with David Guccione

Interviewer: Bret Rachlin

Interviewee: David Guccione

In this Career Up Now Socially Distanced Close-Up podcast Bret Rachlin interviews David Guccione, the Bay Area Brand Activation Manager atGT's Living Foods.

During the interview, David mentions the one main advice that helped him find his direction: finding something from your education that you are interested in and blend it with your passion. He points out that with time, your dreams will shift, and for that reason, you should try to get involved in various industries. He also remarks that life is full of new opportunities; therefore, you shouldn't be afraid of taking risks.

Let’s join David Guccione and our host Bret Rachlin for this mesmerizing conversation.