Rachel Feintzeig

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1,709 appearances 29 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2019 last heard Nov 2024

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · How to Get What You Want Out of Work and Life · 18 Nov 2024 podcast

I also asked myself this time around, what would it take for you to take a risk?

Like I had this sense that my whole life I had been kind of risk adverse and scared of change.

And I think if you're the kind of person that's like that, it's good to push back on that.

If you're the kind of person that tends to just like jump without thinking, you should probably push back on yourself the opposite way.

But for me, what I asked myself was, what would it take for you to finally take a risk?

And I realized I had every single thing stacked in my favor.

And if I couldn't get up the nerve to do it now, I was just going to live a life where I never took any chances.

And that didn't seem like a life I wanted to live.

Thanks so much, JR.

It's been a total blast over all these years.

WSJ Your Money Briefing · Stop Networking, Start Connecting – It Can Boost Your Career · 24 Oct 2024 podcast

So most of us live in echo chambers.

You're just in one.

world, maybe you get really deep in your department, people who work in your geographic area, people who focus on the exact same niche projects as you do.

So if you're a connector, you're reaching out to people across an organization, you are more in the flow, you get all kinds of information, you hear about opportunities, little bits of gossip that can help you know what's going on.

The connector is the person who's always scanning their internal mental Rolodex, thinking of who in their world should know each other.

Someone told me about how

they actually ended up introducing two people that ended up getting married.

And she had the thought like, what if I know two people who should be together in some way, whether it's professionally or friendship or even a relationship, and it just doesn't happen because I don't put them together?

Connectors have that sense all the time.

And they're always thinking, who can solve each other's problems?

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