You find a job or create a job? The answer to this question is both. You can find a job that already exists and apply for it. You create a job by being proactive and innovative. You find a job by being resourceful and persistent. You create a job by being creative and taking risks. Both have their own advantages and disadvantages. On this episode, Mike Reilly will be joined by Brook Reilly and A'marri Clancy to help you decide. Should you find a job or should you create one?
8:31 A’marri Clancy explains the importance of having a long-term goal connected to a career and being a long-term thinker
11:54 Brook Reilly talks about how college is the logical next step if you have a certain goal
17:35 Mike Reilly discusses the value of being proactive when it comes to finding a job
20:01 Brook Reilly talks about learning more from life experiences than from a college degree
23:13 Mike Reilly emphasizes the phrase ‘supposed to do‘ that everyone should be careful
26:55 A’marri Clancy points out that having a traditionalist mindset is difficult to escape without real-life experiences
30:25 Mike Reilly talks about ‘Building Connections’
33:11 Mike Reilly concludes his final note and lesson for this episode