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Careers can be confusing. Join me each week to break down the challenges of job hunting, building some cash and crafting a career that supports your beautiful life at every stage. ZenCareer is the producer of the Adoptees at Work Series - highlighting the stories of adoptees in the workplace.

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Hosted by Umind?! (Peggie Shangwa), this audio-visual series dives into society, culture, faith, and creativity—where art meets faith, and faith meets the fire of honesty.

Peggie, an African American woman and professional educator has decided after almost 27 years to leave the career she loved to start her own businesses. Peggie has decided to share her experiences of overcoming fears, mid-life physical changes, navigating ambition as a wife and mother of a young child; and conquering imposter syndrome.

This podcast is about change and life transitions. Guests share their stories of change - how they changed direction, dealt with anxiety and failure, and then finally, achieved success. Check out www.getyourgoat.ca

Momma’s Motivational Messages is a podcast that encourages stressed Gen X women to put their needs first so they can better support their children and aging parents who depend on them for their care. The goal of this podcast is to provide strategies and tips that will inspire these women to be intentional about making self-care a priority. Most importantly, listeners will learn to do so before they have a mental, physical, psychological, spiritual, financial, social or professional crisis. So if you're 40+, this podcast is for you. If you think that loving yourself is a selfish act, this ...

Capturing an era - and preserving the stories they have told their daughters, their mentees, their husbands, and their friends - a dozen women Imagineers have written personal stories from their decades designing and building the Disney worldwide empire of theme parks. The book represents a broad swath of Imagineering's creative disciplines during a time of unprecedented expansion.