Tess Vigeland, veteran radio producer and former anchor for public radio’s Marketplace, join us to discuss her story of leaping without a plan B.Highlights Developing an awareness of the moments we fall in love with our workThe challenges of coming up with your own definitions of successWhy we all don’t have to be specialThe mentality that sets us up to feel like failuresHow definitions of success change over the course of our lives and our careersLessons in mastery from more than 20 years in radioNavigating loss of identity that comes with significant changes in your lifeNavigating the psychological challenges of leaping into uncertaintyBooks and ResourcesTess’s talk at the World Domination SummitLeap without a Plan BQuotesEverybody doesn’t have a calling, but why should they? @tessvigeland via @unmistakableCRYou have one life to live. Live it the way you want to live it. @tessvigeland via @unmistakableCRYou can’t be a journalist if you don’t have a curious mind. @tessvigeland via @unmistakableCRThere’s a great responsibility to making sure people are informed about their world. @tessvigeland via @unmistakableCRPeople back from the cliff because they can’t imagine who they are without what they do.If the self-help books worked, we wouldn’t have so many of them.Tess Vigeland is a veteran journalist, and a well-known voice to millions of American radio listeners. She is the CEO of Tess Vigeland Productions, a Los Angeles-based multi-media company. Tess spent 11 years as an anchor for public radio’s Marketplace, including six hosting the personal finance show Marketplace Money. Her first book, titled “Leap: Leaving A Job With No Plan B to Find the Career and Life You Really Want,” was published in August 2015, by Random House Harmony. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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