Gen Z Boss

Women In Politics is a non-partisan organization dedicated to making politics a tangible career path for young women. WIP is dedicated to fostering an international community of girls interested in making politics equitable. We do this through our monthly magazine and community outreach: state chapters, social media, and community Geneva. Together, at Women In Politics, we are fostering a community of girls worldwide passionate about politics.

Rebecca Joseph is a 16-year-old high school senior located in California. She founded Women In Politics in May of 2020 during her first year of high school. Rebecca found her passion for politics through her high school Speech and Debate team and is now dedicated to serving her community. Through serving on the Youth Commission, her city's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusivity task force, as well as being her school district's Student Member on the School Board Rebecca hopes to use her platform to uplift others and inspire change. 

Katherine is the Co-Executive Director of Women In Politics (WIP), a non-partisan organization dedicated to making politics a tangible career path for young women. She is a student at American University in Washington D.C where she studies political science and international relations. Outside of WIP, Katherine is active in the political sphere formerly campaigning for her State Senator and now President Biden in the 2020 election and currently working to elect Democratic Candidate for Pennsylvania Governor, Josh Shapiro. Before politics, Katherine was a professional figure skater and continues to spend her free time on the ice teaching the next generation how to skate. Outside of politics, she is very passionate about Ukrainian culture and the Ukrainian and Russian languages due to her family’s heritage and is studying to be a certified translator. Katherine is a fierce advocate for her communities in everything she does and loves talking about her experiences to help spread awareness and help others find their voice, be it in politics or beyond! 

About Little Lawmakers:

Little Lawmakers is a mini-chapter book targeted for ages 8-12 or grades 2-5. It is an educational fiction book that follows 2 young kids on a field trip to the Capitol that get lost and through their adventure explore the process of how a bill turns into a law. The book is mainly to start civic education earlier with a special focus on empowering young voices and diversity. The book can be purchased through Amazon or IngramSpark (for libraries, bookstores, and other distributors).

Katie Farr is the current title holder for Miss Springfield RT 66 in the Miss America organization. She shares how being involved in Miss America has shaped her confidence and growth. Katie focuses her Social Impact Initiative on her project, Altogether Beautiful, which aids in Eating Disorder Awareness. 

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In this episode, I am talking about something very personal: losing your job. 

4 Major Steps to Take:

1) Feel your feelings

2) Process & evaluate

3) Get your finances in order

4) Figure out your next job

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Lily Mott is the host and creator of Be The Change. Podcast, a podcast dedicated to sharing the stories of young people who are changing the world. In this episode, we talk about her own story and the lessons she has learned through listening to others. 

Colin Weber is not a stranger to leadership. During his time in college, he has taken on multiple leadership roles, including Student Body President of Missouri State University. In this episode, we discuss what truly makes a leader and how others can grow in their leadership as well. 

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Zak Constantine is a Gen Z political activist from the Hudson Valley. He has worked for many campaigns and politicians and has even run for office himself. Zak knows the ins and outs of cultivating a career in politics.  

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In this episode, we dive deep into the most common educational paths for young adults. Jonathan Bell talks about the benefits of associates, while Baylie Jean explains reasons to get a bachelor's. 

Nicole Horrell is a young musician who uses her music to send powerful messages. Her songs are inspired by her own life events and aim to give a voice to others with similar experiences.

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You might describe Regan Bieber as the real-life "Hannah Montana". She is a boutique owner, content creator, farmer, mom, and much more. You might know her from her popular TikTok videos centered around being a woman in Ag. Regan is an expert at finding your niche and merging your passions to live your dream life. 

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Jonathan Bell & Baylie Beard dive into the basics of budgeting. What is the 50/30/20 rule? What is considered needs vs. wants? These questions (& more!) are discussed in the latest Gen Z Boss podcast. 

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Have you ever wanted to know how Gen Z thinks? Who better to talk about this generation than four Gen Z Bosses. William Bremer, Baylie Beard, Jonathan Bell, and Nicole Horrell sat down together to talk about all things Gen Z. 

Credit cards are crucial for building credit and developing a safety net. However, not all credit cards are made equal. As you go through different seasons of life you will more than likely also need to go through different credit cards. 

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When Jonathan Bell was 15 years old he was denied 17 different entry-level jobs. Instead of letting that prevent him from working, he started his own marketing company. Now he is the CEO of Bells Marketing and is passionate about helping small businesses grow and expand by increasing their online presence. 

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We are changing things up this week and going off-script to talk authentically about social media. 71% of adults with internet access use social media and the average American social media user spends 2.7 hours daily on it. Social media plays an integral part in our lives and mental health. 

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In today's episode, we sat down with Will Bremer to talk about his journey as a young entrepreneur. Throughout the conversation a theme of changing direction kept reoccurring. His journey is a great example of how to change your direction to achieve your goals. 

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About a month ago I noticed I was falling behind on podcasts, stressed out, and unmotivated. It was also around the time I was finishing up the semester of college and it was overall a really busy season of my life. I realized it was time for a break. Now that I am refreshed, I wanted to start the first podcast talking about that topic: breaks.

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Networking is a phrase everyone hears a lot. Primarily when it comes to accelerating your career or making connections. It is also a phrase that can be confusing. The biggest thing I want you to remember is that networking is the process of building professional relationships.  Networking isn’t just sending one email or shaking a hand. It takes a period of time to create a network of people. In this episode we dive deeper into what networking means exactly and ways you can start today. 

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It is no secret business professional clothing can be costly and unsustainable. Leah Currence has been thrifting for years and is AMAZING at it! She has the best tips and tricks for finding second-hand clothes to add to your professional attire. 

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There is a reason that the stereotypical college student is broke.  The median income for full-time dependent college students is $3,900. The median income for an independent college student is $13,880. Across the board, almost every college student would agree that they could use more money. That is why in this episode we are diving into different ways college students can diversify their streams of income. 

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On this episode we talk with Megan Cox about doing research in your undergrad. Megan is a senior at Missouri State University studying Economics. She has been passionate about prison reform since high school, and has a research paper that is currently under review. In this episode we dive deeper into her research and talk about how other college students can start their own projects. 

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Recently I read Your Next 5 Moves by Patrick Bet-David. He is the CEO of PHP Agency Inc., an author, and business coach. While this this book may be centered for entrepreneurs, there are key things anyone can find useful. 

This week I interviewed Ashley Bennington to talk about her story and give advice. Ashley is the CEO of Her 7 Figure Story and Buy The Blazer. She offers financial advise that is easy to understand and applicable to young women. Her biggest piece of advice for anyone however is to live with intention. 

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