Career Therapy

Sean Grover, LCSW, is a psychotherapist and author with over 25 years of experience. An inspiring speaker and designer of award-winning youth programs, Sean has appeared on over 150 podcasts and radio shows and leads one of the largest group therapy practices in the United States, in addition to monthly workshops in clinics, medical centers, youth organizations, and schools. In today’s convo, we talk about the differences between Lifestyle Fatigue and Chronic Depression, how to learn to trust yourself in order to better connect with your boss and coworkers, and the healthy way to form a self of self that feeds your many internal identities, professionally, personally, and even romantically.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/career-therapy/message

Mac Prichard is the founder and publisher of Mac’s List – a job board in the Pacific Northwest with a mission to make hiring more human – as well as the author of “Land Your Dream Job Anywhere” and the host of the weekly career advice podcast Find Your Dream Job. Today we talk about how to focus your job search goals, build a strong network, and utilize job boards effectively in order to make your next career change. 

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Jeff Perry is the founder of More Than Engineering where he serves as a leadership and career coach for engineers and technical professionals, helping them make intentional career upgrades. Today, we discuss the question, “What do I want to be when I grow up?”, which we both hear from younger and older people alike. While exploring this topic, we touch on imposter syndrome, ideas around fake it till you make it, Career Clarity, ignoring the “shoulds” in life, and how to navigate the subjective disconnect that comes from an untethering of imagination and reality.

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.105), we’re welcoming Tina DaSilva and Ali Bobb to the podcast. Together, they are the co-hosts of the 'Soulful Streaming Podcast' where they have eye-opening conversations with the wisest minds to help you build a deeper connection with your mind, body and soul. Today we flip negative thinking on its head and ask the question, “What is the best that could happen?” instead of the worst. And you’d be surprised at how big a difference a small mindset shift can make. If you’re curious about how to make more time in life for your job search or hobbies, interested in overcoming imposter syndrome, or struggling to find a balance between being and achieving, this episode is for you.

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.104), we’re doing something a little different: Martin was recently a guest on Confession Radio, with David Alan of Dynamic Reverb, and they had such a great conversation that we asked if we could cross-share the podcast. David graciously agreed, and that is what we are bringing you today. In the conversation we listen to a caller’s concern about their job search application, not hearing back from recruiters, and what to do when you feel like your applications are getting lost in the job board black hole? David masterfully guides the conversation as we weave in and out of all sorts of job search topics, helping you better navigate your own search. 

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Jay H. Tepley is the author of Unbreakable Entrepreneur, an international speaker and is a passionate mental health advocate. She helps entrepreneurs overcome depression through her proven masculine-geared system. Jay has also been featured in the Guardian, The Jeremy Vine Show and BBC 1. In this episode, we question the current state of conversation around masculinity, how to avoid falling into the guru trap, and what work is necessary to remove/replace unhealthy images of success with something more individually fulfilling.

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Alisha Wolf is a psychotherapist and Executive Coach at Goldfinch Wellness, working with individuals experiencing directionlessness, anxiety, depression and a general sense of unease. She utilizes Buddhist principles of mindfulness, self-acceptance, and self-knowledge to help you find the path that works for YOU. Today we talk about self-trust and why it is so hard to cultivate in our careers. We challenge the hustle culture “always be sprinting” mindset and ask, ‘When is it ok to jog?’ Lastly, we figure out how to separate yourself from your career identity in a way that creates a healthier work/life relationship. 

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Dina Grishin is a life and career coach based in London, coaching worldwide. After navigating herself out of a Quarter Life Crisis which saw her changing jobs every year to find her calling, Dina now helps other stuck professionals get clarity on their dream job and how to get there. 

Today we discuss how to navigate a quarter-life crisis, shift from passions to interests in your job search, and figure out what hidden details you NEED to know about the hiring process to get an edge up on the competition and find the right role for you.

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.100!), we’re proud to welcome executive coach, neuro-linguistic psychotherapist, and author DDS Dobson Smith. DDS is the founder of Soul Trained, a certified executive coach, Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapist, and the author of ‘You Can Be Yourself Here.’ DDS helps leaders get up out of the weeds of their comfort zones and into places they didn't know they needed to go. Today we discuss why authenticity is bullsh*t, how you can learn to love your inner critic, the benefits of diversity and inclusion, how the ‘Great Resignation’ is actually a Great Realization, and what we need to do to foster more belonging in the workplace. 

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On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.99), we’re proud to present a talk with the Harare Institute Of Technology (a University in Zimbabwe Southern Africa). This talk premiered on Twitter Spaces this past week, and was presented to the students of the Harare Institute of Technology in Southern Africa. Rodney Mupanduki moderated the talk, which featured discussions about interview questions, storytelling, and how to tailor your CV/Resumé to fit the job you want. We also answer the taboo topic of lying on your resume. Hope you enjoy!

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