Replay: Designing a Fulfilling Career with Marlo Lyons

In this replay episode of Scholar Scoop, we’re revisiting Steve Loflin’s conversation with Marlo Lyons, career coach and author of Wanted → My First Career, a guide designed to help students and recent graduates successfully transition from college to the workforce.Marlo joins Steve to talk about one of the biggest questions students face: How do I start building a career that is not only successful, but also meaningful?Together, they explore how college students can take ownership of their professional journey by identifying their values, interests, and strengths; seeking out internships and volunteer experiences; and learning how to communicate their skills with confidence.This conversation is full of practical advice for students preparing for internships, first jobs, interviews, resumes, and career decisions. It’s also a helpful reminder that your first step after college does not have to define your entire path, but it can help you learn, grow, and move closer to work that fits who you are.In this episode, you’ll hear:How students can begin designing a fulfilling career pathWhy values, interests, and passions matter in career decisionsHow internships, volunteer work, and early experience can open doorsWhat students should know about resumes and interviewsWhy your first job after graduation is a starting point, not a final destinationHow to approach the college-to-career transition with more clarity and confidenceWhether you’re a college student, recent graduate, parent, educator, or career mentor, this conversation offers practical guidance for navigating the transition from college to career with intention.Learn more about Marlo and her book, Wanted → My First Career, at marlolyonscoaching.com.