Mastering College to Career
By Daniel Botero - Career Expert
Mastering College to Career Oct 01, 2018
Why Mindset is so Important with Daniel Botero Ep. 71
Everything happens twice.. First in your mind and then in real life. This is why I focus on having the right mindset when I work with students.
In this episode of the podcast, I talk about my personal mindset transformation. I tell the story of how I went from hating to read to reading one book each week. Investing in yourself and building a strong mindset is so important so make sure you check out this episode of the Mastering College to Career Podcast!
Becoming Your 2.0 Version with Mark Metry Ep. 70
Have you ever thought about what the 2.0 version of yourself would look like?
In this episode of the Podcast, I interview Mark Metry the host of the Human 2.0 Podcast. Mark’s podcast is a Global Top 100 podcast. In this episode, Mark opens up and shares his story on how he went from being introverted and having public anxiety to building a top ranking podcast. The most amazing thing is that Mark is only 21 years old, meaning that the advice that he will be sharing will be relevant to you as a college student.
Make sure you listen to this episode and if you enjoy learning about Mark, subscribe to his Human 2.0 podcast.
Creating Your Own Internship with Daniel Botero Ep. 69
What if I told you that the best summer internship for you might be to create your own? Instead of working for a company and learning what they want you to learn, you could design your own perfect internship that allows you to explore multiple companies. Well in this weeks episode of the podcast I talk about how you can make this happen! Make sure you listen to this short, but powerful episode!
Advice From The Intern Whisper With Isabella Johnston Ep. 68
If you’re a college student and you still don’t have a summer internship, don’t worry. It’s not too late! In today’s episode, I speak with the intern whisperer herself, Isabella. We dive into the topic of internships and we talk about how students without a summer internship can still get one. We also dive into internship opportunities with small and medium-sized companies. These internships sometimes go unnoticed since most students are going after internships with large organizations. Listen to this episode to learn more about the benefits of doing an internship with small and medium-sized companies.
To learn more about Isabella and her company, Intern Pursuit, visit her website at www.internpursuit.tech.
What I Learned From Listening to this Podcast With Luis Guzman Ep. 67
Are you a seat warmer or are taking advantage of all college has to offer?
When you change your mindset, you change your life…
In this episode, I get the opportunity to talk to Luis. Luis has been listing to this podcast since the beginning. I have been able to stay in touch with Luis since he reached out to me and love seeing how he applies the strategies he learned from the podcast. So instead of me telling you how to Master College, listen to this episode and hear it from Luis!
The Importance of Culture in Your Job Search with Lisa Huettema - Ep. 66
What is culture and why is finding a company with the right culture so important?
In this episode of the podcast I had the pleasure of interviewing Lisa Huetteman, a business coach, Company Culture Expert, and author. This is an episode that everyone should listen to because it could be the difference between you loving or hating your job. It’s critical to make sure that you work for a company that has core values that you believe in. Making sure that you listen to the episode to find out more!
What To Do When Life Does Not Go Your Way With Sean Pan - Ep. 65
In this episode I interview Sean Pan, a UCLA alumni that turned his darkest moment into something good. Sean got kicked out of UCLA and decided to teach himself how to code. That decision led him to land an internship with Boeing. After going back to school and graduating he got a job as an engineer at Northrop Grumman working on satellites. There are many lessons to be learned from Sean’s journey.
Make sure you listen to the whole episode and connect with Sean!
How to Network as a College Student with Lori Saitz - Ep. 64
In today’s episode, I speak with Lori Saitz. She’s a Networking Strategist. We dive into the topic of networking as it relates to college students. We speak about how introverts can take advantage of their natural listening skills to help them network and build strong relationships. You will learn how to work the room and Lori also gives some great questions to ask at networking events. Lori has even been kind enough to offer a document listing the 11 best questions to ask at networking events. To learn more about Lori and to get her networking questions visit zenrabbit.com/questions.
The 3 Types of Internships with Daniel Botero Ep. 63
In this episode of the podcast I talk about the three types of internships and share my personal experiences. This is a great episode to listen to if you are a student and you are getting ready to start your summer internship!
The Hero Factor with Jeffrey Hayzlett Ep. 62
In this episode, I interviewed Jeffrey Hayzlett, the author of the Hero Factor. If you know me, you know that I love reading leadership books, so this was a must read for me. In this episode, we dove into his book and we talk about what you can do as a student to set yourself up for success. We talk about the things that you as a student can do to stand out to C- Level Executives and excel in your career.
How to Overcome Overwhelm with Terry Brock - Ep. 61
In this episode of the podcast I had the chance to interview Terry Brock, a TEDx speaker and Hall of Fame Keynote Speaker. We talk about how to “overcome overwhelm.” We talk about how to say no and how to base our life on value for value. This is a very helpful episode for the student that has overextended themselves and feels a little overwhelmed with their life.
How To Achieve Success Through Generosity with Joon S. Han -Ep. 60
In today’s episode I had the opportunity to interview Joon Han, a serial entrepreneur most known for his TEDx talk “Get Ahead By Giving Back.” In this episode, we cover a couple of topics that every student should take notes on. We talk about why you can achieve success through generosity like Bill Gates and Warren Buffett. We also discuss how you can stand out by giving back, the importance of building an online presence, and the hidden job market! This episode is jam packed with great content. There is no surprise why Joon is the consultant that other consultants hire!
At the end of the show, we talk about one of the companies that Joon founded called Awesome Guest. If you want to grow your online presence and expertise by being a guest on podcasts and blogs, then make sure you check out Awsomeguest.com. It’s the best place for guest experts, podcasters and bloggers to find each other.
Student Story: Getting Involved in Student Organizations With Josh Chacon Ep. 59
Being involved in student organizations is a great way to gain experience. In this episode, I had the chance to talk to Josh Chacon. Josh is currently a sophomore at Florida Southern College. Since his first semester in college, he’s been very involved in student organizations. He even became Vice President of Professional Activities for his business fraternity as a sophomore. We talk a lot about his experience and he also gives great advice for younger students who are trying to run for positions that are usually held for juniors or seniors.
Creating a Growth Mindset with Justin Schenck Ep. 58
In this episode I talk to Justin Schenck, the host of the Growth Now Movement podcast. We dive into the topic of growth and we talk about how you can make sure you’re creating a growth mindset. We also talk about how sometimes the worst moments can give you some of the best opportunities. If you haven’t listened to his podcast you should! He’s actually been named a top 8 podcaster by Inc.
Connect with Justin on FB and IG @gnmpodcast and visit www.gnmlive.com to learn more about his amazing Growth Now Movement Live.
Having the Mindset to Succeed with Philip Mascia -Ep. 57
In today’s episode, we talk about mindset! I had the pleasure to interview Philip Mascia, the CEO of Mascia Media and dive into what makes him different, his mindset. We talked about how he was able to graduate with a Bachelors and Masters in Accounting in 5 years all while running a night club business in New York City. We talk about personal development and surrounding yourself with the right individuals. This will allow you to fast forward your development and help you reach your goals faster.
We Are All Freelancers with Dr. Chaz - Ep. 56
In this episode, we talk about why everyone should see themselves as their own business. He believes that everyone should conduct a SWOT analysis on themselves and he thinks searching for jobs is like dating. This is a very interesting episode that you do not want to miss!
Oh did I mentioned that Dr. Chaz is the Creator/Author/Teacher of 3 LinkedIn Learning courses?
"Creating a Career Plan" http://goo.gl/IFMDCj
"Succeeding in a New Job" https://goo.gl/lYxRSH
"Transitioning Out of Your Job" http://goo.gl/YtWBkr
I have personally taken the "Creating a Career Plan" course and I absolutely loved it!
Creating A Non Profit While Being A College Student with Federico Tavarez- Ep 55
In today's episode, I had the chance to get into the mind of Federico Tavarez. Federico is the founder of Aspira Foundation.
Aspira all started with an idea that Federico had during college. He had the idea of conducting a clothing drive for a soccer club in the Dominican Republic. Four years later, that idea has blossomed into a nonprofit that has impacted over 18 different soccer clubs and 5,000 children. In this episode, we dive into how he executed that idea, why reading books are important, and why building relationships with your college professors should be one of your priorities.
You can find Federico in all your favorite social media platforms.
LinkedIn @federicotavarez
Instagram @fede.tavares
And if you would like to learn more about Aspira visit their website at aspirasfoundation.org
Communication and Networking Advice for Millennials with Lindsey Hayzlett- Ep 54
In this episode, I had the pleasure to interview Lindsey Hayzlett. She is an Executive at the C-Suite Network™. C-Suite Network™ is the world’s most trusted network of C-Suite Leaders. In her role, Lindsey is responsible for putting together over 60 events each year. She shares some advice on how millennials and younger generations can communicate with Gen X and older generations. We dive into networking and having a plan when attending networking events. This is an episode that you don't want to miss. Make sure you follow Lindsey @lindseyhayzlett on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter.
Why You Should Plan Your Career Like You Plan Your Vacations -Ep. 53
In this solo episode, I share the story of Jake. A college grad that is working in a job that does not require his degree. Followed by talking about why students should plan their life after college like they plan their vacations. This is a short episode, but full of content and strategies on how college students can start planning their life post-college.
Ep. 52 The best way to keep track of your job applications and network with May Lu
In this episode I had the chance to speak with May Lu the Co Founder of Jobwell. Jobwell is a job search organizer that applies the tried-and-true sales pipeline management approach to bring discipline and confidence to your job search. In this episode we learn more about May Lu’s story and her co founders original excel file he made to keep track of his 200+ job applications. We talk about how this tool was created wit the applicant best interest in mind and how Jobwell can help students land their dream job.
I did not get paid to talk about Jobwell and instead reach out to them because I found this tool to be a great resource to students.
Jobwell is 100% free and I highly encourage you to try it.
Ep. 51 Sales Lesson because everyone is in Sales with Dale Dupree
In this weeks episode, I sit with a local sales legend, Dale Dupree. Dale is not your average salesperson. He looks at the art of selling in a unique way. We also talk about one of his sales philosophy and why he thinks everyone is in sales.
Ep. 50 The Top 3 Things I Want Every Student to Take away from the first 50 Episodes
In this episode, I talk about my experience with the podcast through the first 50 episodes. I can’t believe we have already hit this milestone. So like I do at the end of the episode I want to recap my biggest take away from the past 50. So I will speak on the top 3 things that every student should take away from listening to the first 50 episodes, as well as talk about the future of the Mastering College to Career Brand.
Ep. 49 Blue Print to Student Success With Matt LeBris
In this episode I had the pleasure of speaking with Matt LeBris. Matt has worked for people like Damon John and he has accomplished great success throughout his career. He is actually a Forbes 30 under 30 nominee. We talk all about his accomplishments, his failures, and what he thinks students should do to be successful. In short, the key is self awareness and networking. Something that he said that really resonated with me was that networking is not only about who you know, but it's also about who your network knows. I couldn't agree more. Make sure to listen to the full episode to get great advice and to learn about Matt's story!
Also, be sure to check out his podcast Decoding Success!
Ep. 46 Real Estate Information Every Student Should Know with Scott Carson
In today’s episode, I interview the CEO of We Close Notes and Host of The Note Closer Show Scott Carson. In this episode, we dive into the topic of real estate. We talk about the different career that students can pursue after college in the real estate industry, as well as when you should look into buying vs renting.
Whether you are interested in a career in real estate after college or not, this episode will give you some great insight about the industry that every student should listen to.
Ep.45 Why Every Student Should Read Books
In today’s episode, I give a case on why every student should read books. I share my personal story with books. In fact, I did not finish my first book until after graduating High School. I have come a long way since then, and now I have read over 300 books and counting. In this episode I share why books are one of the best ways to accomplish any goal, share my 3 favorite books of all time, and leave you with a strategy to help you finish a book in 2 weeks, without much effort.
Ep. 44: Creating an All Star LinkedIn Profile with Justin Nguyen
In today’s episode, I had the opportunity to interview Justin Nguyen. Justin is the Host of the Young & D.U.M.B Podcast and the CEO of GetChoGrindUp. We dive into how students should be using LinkedIn. We talk about how to get started, why you need to make sure that your profile hits all star level, and why everyone should consider posting on a regular basis. LinkedIn is a very powerful tool that students need to build their personal brand and ultimately land their dream job.
Make sure you connect with Justin on LinkedIn and listen to his podcast!
https://www.getchogrindup.com/
Ep. 43: How SGA Works and What That Means To You Finding a Job with Josh Bolona
In today’s episode, I had the opportunity to interview Josh Bolona. Josh is the Current Student Body President for the University of Central Florida. We talk about his journey to becoming President and how SGA (Student Government Association) works. Josh gives great tips on how students can get involved and he explains why every student should consider joining SGA. Building Leadership skills is crucial and SGA may be the best way for you to do that and make an impact on your university.
To learn more about Josh and SGA, make sure you visit his website at https://ucfsga.com/.
Ep. 42 One Step Back, but Two Steps Forward with David Millay
In today’s episode, I had the opportunity to interview David Millay. David is the managing partner of EngageMint, a consulting company that helps athletic departments become more fan-centric. David has a really interesting story. He shares how there have been multiple times in his life where it may have seemed like he was taking a step back, but he was really taking 2 steps forward. We also dive into the business of sports and how a team with a losing record can attract fans.
To learn more about David, make sure you connect with him on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidmillay/ and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/david.millay/
Ep. 41: Why Finding Your Why is So Important with Josh Calcanis
In today’s episode I had the opportunity to interview Josh Calcanis, a published author and a total badass. Josh and I dive into his story and why he decided to leave a successful career in medical sales to follow his WHY. Since we both left successful and stable careers to pursue our dream, we dive into why more and more millennials are doing the same thing. We talk about the books that helped us make this decision and why we think that after you’ve attained a certain level of financial stability your priority should be finding your why.
To learn more about Josh, make sure you visit his website at https://www.joshcalcanis.com/
Ep. 40: Biggest Lessons Learned in 2018
In today’s episode, I reflect back on this past year and I talk about the goals that I set for 2018. I was able to accomplish most of my goals, but there are a few that I fell short on. I conclude this episode with the 5 biggest lessons that I've learned which will better prepare me for 2019!
Ep. 39: 30 Days to Hire with Julian Placino
In today’s episode I had the opportunity to interview Julian Placino. Julian is the creator of the Pathways to Success Podcast on iTunes where he conducts in-depth interviews with world-class performers to discover their mindsets, tactics, and behaviors. He has interviewed CEO’s, New York Times bestselling authors, TEDx speakers, celebrity athletes, company founders, leading entrepreneurs, and prolific thought leaders. We talk about how college seniors can get a job in 30 days and how the market does not seek generalizations, instead it looks for specialization. We also talk we talk about MSLOMAC. For those of you who don’t know what this means, you’ll have to listen to the episode to find out!
For more information about Julian check out his website at http://julianplacino.com/ and his Podcast Pathway to Success https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pathways-to-success-julian/id1090694563?mt=2
Ep. 38 Goal Setting with Tony McGehee
In this episode, I had the chance to sit with another one of the students that I work with and talk about goals. We talk about the importance of goal setting, why setting up goals in 12-weeks time increments is better than setting yearly goals, and we talk about why you should only focus on three goals at a time.
Ep. 37: Why the First 7 Days in a Job are so Important with Les Cowie
Ep. 36: How to Get a Mentor with Karla Santiago
Ep. 35: How to Stand Out in Front of an HR Manager with Ricky Baez
Ep. 34: Why Ikagai Should Be Your #1 Priority with Jordan George
Ep.33 How Having The Correct Mindset Can Help You Achieve Anything with Jesse Crumbley
Ep. 32: Develop a Career Plan with Leslie Mizerak
Ep. 31: 5 Career Killers and Builders with John Crossman
Ep. 30 Student Story- How to Gain Confidence By Jessica Lupo
Ep. 29: What You Need To Do To Avoid Student Loans with Terri Walsh, CPA
Ep. 28: How to Minimize College Debt with Dale Leatherwood
Ep. 27: Brand U with Dr. Carolyn Massiah
Ep. 26: How I Gave Up Professional Sports for an American Education
Ep. 25: What I've Learned in My First 25 Episodes
Ep. 24: Overcoming Adversity with Frank Gonzalez
Ep. 23: How to Master Any Interview with David Mowell
www.linkedin.com/in/dsmowell/
Ep. 22: How to get a job at Google with Simon Baksys
www.linkedin.com/in/simonasbaksys/
Ep. 21: The Future of College with Dean Paul Jarley
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Ep. 20: How to Communicate with Your Future Boss with Sarah King
www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-king-67b8b07/