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Passages

The Passages Project

Wait so...WTF is a 401(K)? What if I hate my first job out of college? How do I balance entrepreneurship with a full-time 9 to 5? Pour yourself a glass of cheap wine and settle in, because it’s time to chat. Join Chloe Belangia, founder of The Passages Project, as she sits down with young professionals navigating life and work right alongside you. Follow The Passages Project on Instagram @thepassagesproject Please direct all inquiries to podcast@thepassagesproject.com

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00:56:00

31: Building a Disruptive, Inclusive Career in...

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2020/12/04

Yessenia (Yessy) Downs has always been a writer. But as an English major at the University of Florida, she was encouraged to pursue one of two options: to make money as a lawyer or to not make money in the world of film. She chose law, and poured everything into the path. It was only after being accepted to law school and meeting practicing lawyers that Yessy realized the future ahead was not for her. With the help of a friend and an introduction to the Miami Ad School, Yessy discovered a third

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00:47:24

30: Tips and Tricks to Growing Your Small Business...

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2020/11/27

It’s THE weekend (and year, let’s be honest) to celebrate small business—and more importantly, the owners and creative geniuses dedicating their lives to build them. That’s why today, we’re introducing you to a rising star in the design and stationary sector making serious moves in her local and surrounding market. Meet Mary Rosenzweig: the founder and graphic design whiz behind Thanks for Everything, a design shop specializing in custom buttons and other design-centric gifts and goods. From

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00:54:52

29: Standing Out From the Sidelines: How Sports...

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2020/11/20

EmmaKate Few grew up in a sports family, watching her two older brothers play football and baseball through college. Aiming to combine her love for sports, theater, and public speaking, she decided to pursue a career in sports broadcasting at Southern Methodist University (SMU), majoring in journalism and sport management. EmmaKate made her way into the athletic press department, becoming in-venue host for SMU football and basketball, freelancing for the XFL, interning at CBS 11, working at the AAC

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00:55:39

28: Keys to True Connection, ft. Community Architect...

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2020/11/13

After graduating from Florida International University with a degree in International Relations and Latin American & Caribbean Studies, Cat Lantigua picked up everything she knew about work, hustle, and purpose and moved her vibrant, Dominican-American soul to New York City. As an original intent to pursue a career the nonprofit sector fell out of alignment, and her total lack of community started to set in, Cat decided to take her experience with herself and others into her own hands. What

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00:59:50

27: Former Fortune Magazine Journalist & Founder of...

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2020/11/06

Since discovering the art of reporting at her high school newspaper, Polina Marinova Pompliano has built a name for herself as an accomplished journalist and entrepreneur. Polina graduated from the University of Georgia in 2013 with a degree in journalism and sociology, having experience as Editor-in-Chief of the school paper and internships at CNN and USA Today under her belt. Chasing a long-held dream to pursue journalism in New York City, Polina hustled through 16-hour workdays to turn her dreams

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00:37:58

26: Unlocking the STEM Grad School Experience, ft....

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2020/10/30

Are you considering a major, program, or path that sounds meaningful in theory but challenging in practice? From pursuing a STEM degree, to medical school, to PhD research programs, and more, there are so many incredibly important career opportunities for those interested in engineering and sciences. The endurance and productivity it takes to actualize those goals, though, can feel overwhelming. In today's episode, I sit down with my new friends Natalie Ownby and Madysen Johnson to demystify these

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00:52:14

25: Identity, Grit, and Art: The Soulful Story of...

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2020/10/23

Raye Zaragoza is an award-winning singer-songwriter who Paste Magazine called “one of the most politically relevant artists in her genre.” First-generation Japanese-American on her mother’s side, indigenous on her father’s side, and raised in New York City, Raye shares her unique perspective and stories through songs that are both inspiring and thought-provoking. Her sophomore LP Woman In Color produced by Tucker Martine (The Decemberists, First Aid Kit) is releasing today, October 23, 2020. The

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00:53:58

24: It’s Voting Season! Nonpartisan Tips for Voting...

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2020/10/16

When Walter Ley stepped up to the ballot box for the very first time, he chose his vote for President, clicked next, and... froze. Page after page of state and local legislative options he'd never heard of clouded his mind. With little knowledge of what each of these positions meant, nevertheless who to vote for, Walter walked away from voting feeling defeated, uninformed, and uninspired. Years later, he's now on a mission to change that. Walter ended up leaving his early career in fintech to launch

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00:40:12

23: From NASA to Microsoft, Here’s the #1 Tip to Land...

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2020/10/09

Caroline Jones dreamed of working for NASA. But after research internships for NASA and NORDAM, and graduating from Georgia Tech with a degree in aerospace engineering, Caroline knew the trajectory in front of her wasn't the one. Through self-discovery and relationship-building, Caroline pivoted big time, ultimately landing on enterprise tech sales as her next dream role. With game-changing career tips and a few confidence boosts, Caroline made her way to Microsoft, and now works as a Department of

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00:59:45

22: Behind The Scenes: Why and How We Launched The...

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2020/10/02

In the Season 2 premiere of Passages: The Podcast, Chloe sits down with fellow executive team member Ellie Peterson to share behind-the-scenes of launching The Passages Project. We dig into our career stories, how the team started, the genesis of The Passages Project, how we grew and collaborate as a team, market research, the intention to match your ambition with execution, where we're headed next, and more. Contribute Your Passages here: www.thepassagesproject.com Follow @ThePassagesProject on

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21: How to Start and Scale a Product-Based Side...

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2020/09/18

Based in Los Angeles, Ilinca Sipos works full-time forming partnerships with e-commerce brands in the beauty and fashion industry for fintech start-up, Klarna. Last year, after "productively procrastinating" on ideating a new business and brand venture for herself, she launched RARA CLUB on the side, leveraging sales and other skills she’s picked up in her full-time career. RARA is a mission-driven beauty lifestyle brand that marries self-care, beauty and self-development. As a Georgia Tech grad,

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01:00:03

20: Story Mapping, Imposter Syndrome, and Introverted...

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2020/09/10

Alex Berry is a dedicated mentor, a supply chain generalist, and a social entrepreneur (to name a few). He works full time at Intel Corporation as Technical Program Manager and founded his own company, Chocolate Milk Diplomacy. CMD is a social business designed to help underrepresented, under served, and marginalized communities get equitable access to the career development their communities need. Alex graduated with a degree in Industrial Engineering from Georgia Tech where he also minored in

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00:43:03

19: How to Take Your First Steps Towards...

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2020/09/04

Rachel Raisin is a marketing professional for Microsoft and a devoted artist and climate activist on a mission to live a zero-waste lifestyle - and illustrate her journey along the way. She has turned a passion for thrift shopping and upcycling into a sustainable lifestyle overhaul through her climate advocacy blog and artwork. Rachel knows sustainability fits perfectly into the young professional lifestyle and has shown us how simple it can be to start making some lasting changes. Rachel tells

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01:00:16

18: Here's How to Advocate for Yourself in a...

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2020/08/28

Ama Appiah was the first African American female to hold the position of Undergraduate Student Government President for the University of Connecticut (UConn) and after launching her career at TJX Companies, is now enrolled as an MBA student at George Washington University in Washington D.C. She's a fellow podcaster and side hustler as the host of The Bonnett Talks, a show with tangible advice and relatable stories about life in your 20’s, with experience launching and leading . Ama is a firm

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00:48:45

17: “Chasing big dreams isn’t pain-free." Chloe’s...

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2020/08/21

On the one year anniversary of her cross-country move from Georgia to San Francisco, Chloe unpacks the real-talk experience of embracing a new reality in your dream city. In her first solo episode, Chloe talks about: - Choosing the right city or community for you - Reminding yourself that longing for a new adventure does not diminish the people or experiences you have known and loved in your past - Acknowledging that a move this big can be scary, sad, and overwhelming at first - Building friends and

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00:57:38

16: “Financial wellness is self-care.” WTF is a...

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2020/08/14

Tori Dunlap is a millennial money and career expert who founded her company Her First $100K, a financial education website which gives women resources to manage their money to fight the limitations of the patriarchy. Tori set a goal to save $100,000 by the time she was 25 and, when she achieved this goal early, quit her corporate marketing job to work full-time advocating for women’s financial rights. Her goal is to eliminate the narrative of shame and judgment surrounding female spending and teach

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01:07:35

15: How to Find a Side Hustle That Fuels Your...

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2020/08/07

Ashwini Iyer is a Product Manager at a tech startup in Silicon Valley and an advocate for women in entrepreneurship and technology, serving as Director of Sponsorships and Outreach for Generation She, a nonprofit which aims to close the gender gap in leadership by empowering young entrepreneurial women. In her position at Gen She, she connects high school girls with female entrepreneurs and mentors who they can sit down with to get their own businesses up and running. Ashwini has a degree in

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01:01:15

14: Unclear Career Path? Here are THE Journaling...

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2020/07/31

Emily Eliza Moyer is a career and leadership development coach on a mission to help professionals find their purpose so that they actually want to wake up and go to work. We deserve to feel motivated and inspired by what we do every day; Emily makes that dream a reality. Now with over a decade of experience helping working professionals move past imposter syndrome and approach their career with confidence, Emily puts her all into her coaching programs and ways of connecting with her community. In

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00:58:21

13: “More money means more of you, now.” Up-level...

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2020/07/24

Chloe Elise is the 20-something CEO of Deeper Than Money, a company she started as a resource for young millennials to understand and get ahead with their money, for good. The key to her science? Understanding that your life and your value is in fact deeper than money. She explains how shifting your mindset about money towards your own experience and self worth better equips you to take actionable steps towards overcoming financial barriers and creating a life you love. In today’s episode Chloe

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00:54:04

12: "Keep fear in the equation. Then do the math."...

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2020/07/17

In Episode 12, I am joined by former Undergraduate Student Body President of Georgia Tech, Pooja Juveka. Raised to believe in her own ambition and capacity to cultivate community, Pooja started out at Georgia Tech wide eyed and open for whatever the student experience brought her way. As she leaned into student government after enjoying high school student council, Pooja quickly found her people, her place, and her platform to impact. In this conversation, I sat down with Pooja and asked her for

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