EPISODE · Oct 3, 2024 · 25 MIN
EP68: Building Dreams with Practical Skills: Brian Brogen on Construction Careers and Personal Growth
from Into the Unknown · host Jeremy Swick
On this episode of "Into the Unknown" What if your path to success didn’t need to follow the conventional route? In our latest episode of Into the Unknown, we sit down with Brian Brogen to uncover the hidden gems of the construction industry and explore how hands-on careers can offer fulfillment and growth. Through an engaging mix of personal anecdotes and professional insights, Brian takes us on his extraordinary journey from barely graduating high school to becoming a vice president in construction. We share laughs over the quirks of seasonal changes and delve into the real satisfaction of seeing tangible results in one's work. Brian's captivating story shines a light on the value of practical learning and the often-overlooked opportunities that lie beyond the traditional classroom. Listeners will hear about the challenges and rewards of a construction career, including working through harsh weather and the sacrifice of time away from family. Brian also shares eye-opening statistics from a recent industry conference, revealing that only 30 to 40% of careers require a college degree. This episode isn't just for those interested in construction; it's for parents, students, and anyone reconsidering their career path. Jeremy adds depth with his background in education and museums, illustrating how skills learned in one field can be highly transferable to another. Tune in to gain a fresh perspective on career success and discover the multitude of pathways that can lead to a fulfilling life. Follow Us: Instagram @Pod.IntotheUnknownFacebook - Into the Unknown Follow Brian: Website: https://voicesforleadership.com/young-leaders-edition/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianbrogen/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@buildup7208 Are you looking to start a podcast? Check out my free "Jump Start to Podcasting Guide" or reach out! Here! Recorded & Produced by SwickMedia https://www.swickmedia.com
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On this episode of "Into the Unknown" What if your path to success didn’t need to follow the conventional route? In our latest episode of Into the Unknown, we sit down with Brian Brogen to uncover the hidden gems of the construction industry and explore how hands-on careers can offer fulfillment and growth. Through an engaging mix of personal anecdotes and professional insights, Brian takes us on his extraordinary journey from barely graduating high school to becoming a vice president in construction. We share laughs over the quirks of seasonal changes and delve into the real satisfaction of seeing tangible results in one's work. Brian's captivating story shines a light on the value of practical learning and the often-overlooked opportunities that lie beyond the traditional classroom. Listeners will hear about the challenges and rewards of a construction career, including working through harsh weather and the sacrifice of time away from family. Brian also shares eye-opening statistics from a recent industry conference, revealing that only 30 to 40% of careers require a college degree. This episode isn't just for those interested in construction; it's for parents, students, and anyone reconsidering their career path. Jeremy adds depth with his background in education and museums, illustrating how skills learned in one field can be highly transferable to another. Tune in to gain a fresh perspective on career success and discover the multitude of pathways that can lead to a fulfilling life. Follow Us: Instagram @Pod.IntotheUnknownFacebook - Into the Unknown Follow Brian: Website: https://voicesforleadership.com/young-leaders-edition/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianbrogen/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@buildup7208 Are you looking to start a podcast? Check out my free "Jump Start to Podcasting Guide" or reach out! Here! Recorded & Produced by SwickMedia https://www.swickmedia.com
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