Rejected after COLLEGE to DIARY OF A CEO marketing director

Rejected after COLLEGE to DIARY OF A CEO marketing director | E39 Grace Andrews

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The Quarter Life Crisis Podcast with Ryan Faber

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If you are new here welcome to the Quarter Life Crisis Podcast! The no.1 podcast to help you figure out your twenties!
This week I sit down with Grace Andrews who is the Marketing Director for STEVEN BARTLETT & THE DIARY OF A CEO. To say this was a bit of a fanboy moment would be an understatement.
In this episode we talk about:
- Grace feeling lost after University and what she did to get out of it.
- How The Diary of a CEO became the no.1 podcast in Europe.
- "Chasing your passion" and how it could be an unhelpful narrative.
- What purpose means to Grace.
If you're enjoying these episodes, remember to subscribe for more quarter life crisis content but as always thank you for watching!
- Ryan
SPONSORED BY MONEYBIRD
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CONNECT WITH GRACE
💎 Instagram = / the.socialclimber
🔥 Linkedin = / grace-andrews1
CONNECT WITH RYAN
💎 Instagram = / ryan.faber_
🚀 Tiktok = / ryan.faber
🔥 Linkedin = / ryan-faber
🎙 ABOUT THE PODCAST
The quarter life crisis podcast with Ryan Faber focuses on the most confusing but exciting time in our lives... the twenties. Ryan delves into the minds of entrepreneurs, creators and other inspiring people to understand how they managed to figure out their passion and turn that into a career to ultimately, build a life they love.
I am Ryan and in every quarter life crisis episode I talk to my guests about tips & trick that could help you build a life you love through chasing your passion.
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Keywords: Quarter Life Crisis Podcast, Grace Andrews, Diary of a CEO, Lost after uni, Marketing for DOAC
00:00 Trailer
01:06 Intro
01:17 Are you Happy?
05:03 Chasing your passion is unhelpful
15:02 Starting at DOAC
18:56 Life after UNI
25:17 Did you have a Quarter Life Crisis?
31:51 Moneybird AD
33:03 The Diary of a CEO philosophy
43:33 How to stay motivated
47:59 Hardships
50:40 Who has influenced your life the most?
53:01 Most memorable Podcast
56:26 What does the future hold for Grace?

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@AxelaRinoa 4 ай бұрын

I highly respect the level of self awareness and honesty coming from Grace. Such a young person being able to openly talk about the work she did, but also the fact she has cushioning (which not everyone has) and how it helps to move forward. And to you Ryan - I cheer you on your journey. Respect for the grind 🙂

@MokaiBalogun 11 ай бұрын

Very supprised that this video has less than a few million views, I haven't even watched the whole thing yet but I'm already hooked with in the few minutes. Can't wait to see this video and you to get the attention you deserve, keep it up!

@the.quarter.life.crisis 11 ай бұрын

Wow! You made my day. THANKS! Have a great one

@UpshotMediaLtd 7 ай бұрын

Love it, thank you 😊

@richardmoore6078 11 ай бұрын

Best of luck with the podcast & KZfaq channel Ryan. I just have a thought that might help with better retention for your videos. In the visual medium, body language is super important, especially when you're the host. For a lot of this video for instance, I saw that one of your default body poses is having your arms crossed over your chest. That usually signals subconsciously to other people (like your guest & your audience), that you disagree with what's being said, 'keeping your own opinion to yourself'. That's just what it means in the body language sense anyway. Working on keeping your body language open will definitely allow for more openness, trust, & mutual-respect between you, your guest, & your audience. Hope this helps!

@the.quarter.life.crisis 11 ай бұрын

Greatly appreciated Richard! Thanks! I’ll be sure to work on that

@the.quarter.life.crisis 11 ай бұрын

What did you takeaway from this conversation with Grace?