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@@hananbushkin7801 thank you so much for your kind words and for taking the time to write the comment! I really really appreciate it! ❤️

Yes, agreed!!! Seen the show, Gilli is amazing!

@@NinaHastie thank you so much for your comment Nina! This is one of my favourite interviews on the channel. Out of curiosity, which idea resonated most with you? This will help me understand what people would like to hear more of in interviews like this 🙏❤️

@@rakibrahman12 thank you for your comment!! So which part of SEO is missing in the videos now?

@ShamelessCareers Ma'am, you need to use a low competitive title, so you need to optimize your title, and description optimization, many tags are given in your video but the rank is very low, and if there are no rank tags then how will your videos reach your target audience?

@@cicadagamerx thank you so much for your comment, I'm really glad you liked it - and yes Nikita is great isn't he?? Super inspirational ❤️ Looool was laughing a lot about the russian soldier comment 😂😂 that's amazing

@@rafaelcaporale8243 thank you for being such an amazing guest!! What a cool and inspirational story 🤩🔥

Thank you so much!!

@@FunnyWorld-0420 Хаха как собственно французов и латиноамериканцев на других видео! В Лондоне такой микс 🔥🔥

Yes of course, please do! Appreciate it!

@@svmohasin4121 thank you for your comment! Hm I thought I have fixed the SEO a little bit - is something else missing?

@@geezg9882 haha dude I sometimes question this myself about me 😂

@@svmohasin4121 thank you so much!

@@svmohasin4121 thank you so much - will respond to you in Instagram!

Actually sorry on LinkedIn

@@svmohasin4121 thank you very much for your comment! It's probably SEO right?

@@ShamelessCareers Yes

@@svmohasin4121 thank you so much for your very kind comment! 😊

@@RS-kt6is thank you so much! Great points, will check them out! Probably this video is less of the podcast format, I agree - just love the book so much, couldn't help myself! 😊

@@irishka_zolotse thank you very much for your comment! ☺️

Thank you so much! Please shoot 😊😊

@@ShamelessCareers Can I have your email address?

Haha thank you, this is very kind! ☺️☺️ 🥰 What do you think is the issue at the university that prevents us from choosing the right path for ourselves? My theory is that there is so much pressure to join "prestigious" industries and much less focus on exploration and taking time to find out what you personally would like. What do you think?

@ShamelessCareers Optimizing for prestige, a paved route, and a predictable outcome are the reasons we chose certain industries, I guess. If friends, family and strangers validate our choice at face value, then we must be doing the correct thing, right ? (Sarcasm)

​​@@egu3364agreed. I think not only it's a hard question to figure out what you want to do in the first place (AND it's impossible to know this in theory, you literally need to try things out to see what resonates), but also on top of that there is this pressure from the outside which you've talked about which makes it even more difficult (and rushed). That's why I think it's so important to put yourself first and prioritise this discovery process, trying to resist the pressure as much as possible

Oh, thank you so, so much for saying this! Honestly, when you hear something like this it really motivates you to do more. So thank you so much once again 😊🥰 By the way are you switching jobs in the same area or doing a career change / changing the industry?

@ShamelessCareers I studied economics and then I did a masters in finance. I did an internship in FP&A, then two internships in asset financing at french banks. I joined a full time position in financial audit for 6 months, didn't enjoy it at all, and left. I've been interviewing at consulting firms (management not strategy). Why ? I hope I'll discover something new that I enjoy more. Another reason, the "higher pay" as I have some debt to pay back. I was also thinking of joining a startup ; however, I don't see what I could actually bring to the table, except being a Swiss knife and winging it.

​​@@egu3364yes, I think consulting gives such a platform to learn about many different industries so that you have an opportunity to see what resonates, so I think it is a great option! Plus the skillset you get there - around problem solving - is so useful no matter what you do afterwards (and it's really difficult to get this skill otherwise without working in consulting (or a strategy function in house). And this skill could also be useful if you decide to join a start up afterwards - e.g. if you want to be a product manager (but obviously this is just a personal opinion, I havent pursued any of these career paths - this is just based on what I've seen/heard from my friends who are working in these areas!) In any case there are so many career options these days, and careers are no longer linear - which on the one hand makes it very exciting but on the other hand puts a lot of pressure / responsibility on us as individuals to figure out a path that would work for us

@@svmohasin4121 hey there, yes of course, that would be amazing!

@@svmohasin4121 thank you so much for your kind words! ☺️🥰

@@ShamelessCareers Can I connect with you?

Thank you so much for your comment! And yes, I can totally echo this - what a cool adventurous path!

@@FreelanceFusionMedia thank you so much for your kind words, and of course, happy to learn more about your services!

@@egu3364 thank you so much, i always appreciate reading your kind feedback! 😊 I love this idea, let me think of someone! So far so many interviewees have spoken about being "on the other side" of employment - meaning entrepreneurship. But it would be really cool to hear from someone who is "on the other side" of A CAREER - what was all of this for? What's the end game? What's the role of money, success, prestige - or does all of this fade in comparison to other things (like doing what you love, taking an adventurous career pivot)? Super cool idea, will try to find someone!

@@MarcFobo Marc, thank you so so much for saying all of this - it means a lot to me! And i - and I'm sure MANY others - could relate to so many things you have said in the interview. All of us are on the journey, and it's in our control to "wake up before the alarm" - exactly as you said it - to be excited about the day ahead, what's to come and new interesting problems to solve with our creative minds! You are a true inspiration, courageous, resilient and creative risk taker - and i hope all starts align for you on the journey ahead! ✨✨💫

@@milmil82 💯, what an amazing inspirational path!! I didn't notice how the time flew by during the interview!

@@BlindedGuardian What an amazing and heartwarming comment!.. I'm sure Marc will be so touched reading it

Thank you so much!!🥰

Ahhh sorry!! Fixing now😁🤩

All done - just added the link to Marc's LinkedIn profile right after the description of the episode!

Thank you so much!! 🎉🎉🎉 Yes, that's the next milestone haha 😊😊

Thank you so much Marc!! And yes, 💯, you do see people looking for 1) more freedom / flexibility 2) more control over what work they do 3) faster pace of work / a quicker cycle from decision to execution 4) more purpose (which, interestingly, is individual to everyone - some people care about a particular topic, while for some just building something new and expressing their creativity is super energising!) 5) less routine / more sense of adventure. And I'm sure more patterns will emerge with more interviews!

Thank you so, so much - as always! Really appreciate your support! 😊 This is such a great idea - I'd love to! And maybe I could share some learnings from all the prior interviews - like what are the common themes around how people look for meaningful careers. Once again, really appreciate your feedback and suggestions 🎉😊

@@ShamelessCareers pleasure is mine, thank u

@@egu3364 thank you so, so much!! This is really kind, and I'm really happy you liked it/found it useful! ❤️

Oh, thank you so, so much for your kind words 🥰 really pleased to hear it, and really happy you liked it!!

Thank you so, so much for such kind words! It means a lot to me - and is super motivating! I honestly feel that finding purpose in what we do is one of the biggest challenges in our lives, so I really hope these interviews can show how real people have solved this for themselves - so that we can learn from their experiences. Thank you so much again! I really, really appreciate it❤️

You mean advertising? Yeah, a little bit haha! 😊

Oh wow! Do you know what you are planning to do next, or do you need to explore to see what you would like to do?

@@ShamelessCareers I know already what to do. Its a business, and im already learning it and filing somethings.

@@ignaciohernandez291 really well done! 👏👏👏 Best of luck to you on this journey!! This is super inspirational

@@ignaciohernandez291 also so many people want to try this but don't have the courage, so well done you

Thank you so, so much for your support!! I really appreciate it! And I 100% agree with you, it is so inspirational to see how someone takes charge and lives on their own terms.

Thank you for your comment and support 🙏🏻

Thank you so much for your kind words!!

Thank you 🙏🏻