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Evolution of Repurpose Your Career Book and Launch – Part II

August 7, 2019 by Marc Miller Leave a Comment

Repurpose Your Career 3rd Edition The first book was published and a lot of lessons were learned. If you have not read the first post in this series I suggest you do that now. The plan was to update the book every 2-3 years but that did not happen. I now thought I was a […]

Playbook for Building Strategic Relationships [Podcast]

August 6, 2019 by Marc Miller Leave a Comment

Episode #139 – Marc Miller reads a preview chapter of Repurpose Your Career: Playbook for Building Strategic Relationships. Description: In this chapter, Marc explains the meaning and importance of strategic relationships and gives instructions on how to create, build, and cultivate them. Marc categorizes the people you should have in your tribe, and how you […]

Mark Silverman and the Long, Fulfilling Life [Podcast]

July 30, 2019 by Marc Miller Leave a Comment

Episode #138 – Marc Miller interviews Mark Silverman of Amava. Description: After 30 years advising, building, running, and investing in a variety of consumer and technology companies in emerging markets, Mark Silverman, CEO of Amava, is now focused on the unique needs of the 1.2 billion people moving beyond career and parenting. Our aging population […]

Evolution of Repurpose Your Career Book and Launch – Part I

July 29, 2019 by Marc Miller 1 Comment

Repurpose Your Career 3rd Edition The launch of the 3rd edition of Repurpose Your Career has started. The plan is to publish the book in mid-September. The book has evolved since 2013 when the first edition was published. The self-publishing industry has evolved and morphed to the point that an indie author can make money […]

Stephanie Brodt and the Virtual Assistant Life [Podcast]

July 23, 2019 by Marc Miller Leave a Comment

Episode #137 – Marc Miller interviews Stephanie Brodt on becoming a virtual assistant. Description: Stephanie Brodt, owner of Stephanie Brodt Virtual Executive Services left the corporate world after 20-plus years working as an executive assistant to work as a virtual assistant online. Now, as an author and coach, she teaches others how to leave the […]

Reestablishing Life Patterns When You Return to Work [Updated]

July 22, 2019 by Marc Miller Leave a Comment

Life Patterns When we are laid off, get fired, or leave a job voluntarily, often our life patterns suffer. This might include: When we eat What we eat Where we eat Exercise Sleep Bathroom (I will not discuss this but..) We are creatures of habit. Eating at the same time each day is healthy. Sleeping […]

Diane Mulcahy and the Gig Economy [Podcast]

July 16, 2019 by Marc Miller Leave a Comment

Episode #136 – Marc Miller interviews Diane Mulcahy about the opportunity mindset. Description: Diane Mulcahy is the author of the bestselling book, The Gig Economy: The Complete Guide to Getting Better Work, Taking More Time Off, and Financing the Life You Want. Diane created the first course on the Gig Economy, an MBA class she […]

The Death Of The Relationship Sales Career

July 15, 2019 by Marc Miller Leave a Comment

Relationship Sales Career The relationship sales career is not dead yet but it is on life support. This is not a career you would want to start if you are graduating from college today. I cannot tell you the number of relationship salespeople I have talked to in the last 5 years who are struggling. […]

Career Sherpa, Hannah Morgan, Teaches Online Networking [Podcast]

July 9, 2019 by Marc Miller Leave a Comment

Episode #135 – Marc Miller interviews Hannah Morgan on using online networking in your career. Description: Hannah Morgan, the Career Sherpa walks through the steps to build your online relationships and influence in a way that puts you in front of the people you want to meet to move forward in your career. Hannah covers […]

Dealing With Uncertainty In The 2nd Half Of Life

July 8, 2019 by Marc Miller Leave a Comment

Dealing With Uncertainty The word uncertainty keeps on popping up in my discussions with people over the last few months. Last week I published the post The Stress of the Being an Economic Refugee Expat which was all about the uncertainty that comes up when we make bad decisions or mistakes. I was referred to […]