Finding Empowerment in The Second Act

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Finding Empowerment in The Second Act Episode 2 In this week’s episode, we are sharing our own “second acts” or big shifts in life, and all the associated emotions that have gone along with it, including some very big resets. We also talk a bit about inspirational figures in our lives that have motivated us to make changes. In the end, there are so many different phases to life but following our intuition, and being true to ourselves is key. It’s always possible to make a change. It may need to happen incrementally, but life is too short to stay stuck in just one act if you know that you are meant for more! Accenture (Brett’s ill fated stint as a “coder”) Time Inc (a history) “Ina Garten is Everyone’s Fantasy Best Friend” Sounds about right! (Brett’s second act inspiration) What it really takes to achieve success (Steve Jobs) (Paolo’s second act inspiration) Gary Vaynerchuk (Background) The Truth Behind Entrepreneurial Success (Gary V) Something Good: “Believe” - Meek Mill https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rNo-UuGDfA “My bank account, it was on super-zero Ain't never panic, I'm a superhero” Come hang with us: Tell Me Something Good Show Brett’s Instagram Paolo’s Instagram Email: [email protected]

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