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027 – How To Take Back Control Of Your Time
Listen to the audio version of episode #027 Episode SummaryIn this episode, I share with you the steps you need to take to better align your time with your priorities in life. Resources MentionedNo resources mentioned during this episodeGuest DetailsNo guest during this episode RYAN GLICK Ryan is the Co-Founder and CEO of Groov, Inc, a … Read More
026 – Getting The Most Out Of Your College’s Career Services Department | Matt Klundt
Listen to the audio version of episode #026 Episode SummaryIn this episode, we dive into the topic of getting the most out of your college’s career services department. To help us navigate this, I’m joined by Matt Klundt, the Assistant Dean for Health, Careers, and Service at Iowa Wesleyan University. In this episode we discuss:[1:20] What … Read More
025 – College And Internship Advice From A Recent Finance Graduate | JD Klopfenstein
Listen to the audio version of episode #025 Watch the video version of episode #025 Episode SummaryFinancial advisor and recent graduate, JD Klopfenstein, joins me on the show for this episode. In this episode we discuss:[2:16] What is JD up to these days?[3:56] Does JD consider what he does as an entrepreneur?[6:19] How has JD overcome … Read More
024 – Building And Utilizing Your Professional Network | Jacob Ellis
Listen to the audio version of episode #024 Watch the video version of episode #024 Episode SummaryDuring this episode, we discuss the topic of networking with Jacob Ellis. Jacob is the Coordinator of Undergraduate Education for the Delta Tau Delta Fraternity. In this episode we discuss:[2:00] What was Jacob’s college career like, and what’s he up … Read More
023 – Looking For Opportunities As A College Student | Regina Bass
Listen to the audio version of episode #023 Watch the video version of episode #023 Episode SummaryToday, I’m joined by Regina Bass, a mobile computing student at Rochester Institute of Technology. In this episode we discuss:[1:56] How did Regina choose Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT)?[3:25] What does Regina’s ideal role look like when she gets out … Read More
022 – Winning The Battle With Yourself | Vince Ivory
Listen to the audio version of episode #022 Watch the video version of episode #022 Episode SummaryLongtime friend, Vince Ivory, joins the show during this episode. Vince shares the challenges he faced during his childhood (not living with his parents the entire time) as well as his battle with MS during his twenties.Resources MentionedAlfredo Bowman … Read More
021 – The Importance Of Taking Action While In College | Chase Goodband
Listen to the audio version of episode #021 Watch the video version of episode #021 Episode SummaryWe’re mixing it up today by having a current college student, Chase Goodband, on the show. Chase is currently a senior at the University of North Florida where he is a computer science major. In this episode we discuss:[2:16] Has … Read More
020 – A Big Mistake I Made Early In My Career
Listen to the audio version of episode #020 Watch the video version of episode #020 Episode SummaryA learned a big lesson early on in my career. During this episode, I share the story with you that helped jumpstart my path toward career advancement. My hope is that by sharing this story with you, you can learn … Read More
019 – Jumpstarting Your Accounting Career | Tyler McBroom
Listen to the audio version of episode #019 Watch the video version of episode #019 Episode SummaryWe dive into accounting careers today. To help me do this, I’m joined by CPA and Partner at Measured Results CPAs, Tyler McBroom. In this episode we discuss:[1:12] Was Tyler always interested in accounting?[3:22] Did starting out in a non-accounting … Read More
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Word On The Street
Ryan’s approach to being my “boss” was more like being a mentor and friend. He taught me to keep an eye on the future and be forward thinking while also learning in the moment and being a team player. His advice remains true and relevant even after I completed my internship, graduated college and began my full-time job.
Bryce S.
Iowa State University
Since working with him in 2017, Ryan has been an ongoing mentor. His willingness to teach and desire to help others is contagious. The advice and knowledge he has imparted on me, and which is shared in this book, is invaluable to any young professional looking to grow their career. A must read.
Grant P.
Arizona State University