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Oct 31, 2020 56 min

Conversations with Calvin: Emily Otto

from The Prosperos Podcast Hosted by William Fennie

In this talk, Calvin invites you to share in an in-depth conversation with Emily Otto, a Business Mentor who works with those who want to get out of Corporate America. Those who know they have the creativity for doing their own thing and dreams of fulfilling a greater purpose in life. Who know that the job they have isn’t what they were “meant to do”, but they are not quite sure how to go from present career to starting their own business, while still being able to pay their bills, and still have time in their life for some freedom and flexibility. Her challenge is to move Millennials and Gen Z Women out of traditional corporate structure and pay scales and into a new definition of Career Achievement and Fulfillment. Emily works with clients on their goals, timelines, and dreams for quitting the 9-5 job and starting their own business. Together, they craft an actionable timeline and plans that align with the client’s life purpose and passions. Followed by one-on-one phone call coaching, using resources and tools to work the client's goal to quit and live within their unique business brand. You can learn more about Calvin’s guest at emily-otto.com. This conversation took place on October 18, 2020, and runs about 56 minutes. Richard Hartnett does the introduction. The closing song, “Change” is performed by Tracy Chapman in a video available on YouTube.

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