Working Through Things: Recent Episodes
Cindi Clayton
A podcast about your work and your life, hosted by a professor/leadership coach. Explore a wide variety of topics such as work/life balance, boundaries, advice from experts, and creating a life that you love and work that gives meaning to your life.
Let's discuss the clutter in our homes!
It's still technically spring, so here are some tips for "spring cleaning" your clutter.
For more information about Cindi:
www.cindiclayton.com
Music courtesy of Bryce Brown and The Real Hands:
www.rustydustymusic.com
In our third and final episode of this series with Corrie Sarol, we cover a variety of topics including:
Why college students hate it when people say they're being indoctrinated.
How the movie Son-In-Law provides an interesting lens for the changes of the Freshman year.
Does major matter? Does it matter more than GPA or work history?
Why your teen should work.
Being wise with student debt.
Why trade school and community colleges can be smart decisions.
To contact Corrie to learn more about Foundations College Counseling, visit:
www.foundationscollegecounseling.org
To learn more about Cindi and her work:
www.cindiclayton.com
As always, music is graciously provided by Bryce Brown and The Real Hands
www.rustydustymusic.com
Corrie Sarol is back this week to give us more information about the college selection process. This time, we discuss what is the "right" time to give our kids independence and when it's too late. Depriving our kids of appropriate levels of independence at young age also deprives them of the self-esteem that comes from trying something new and deciding that they can do more than they had originally thought.
For more information about Corrie and Foundations College Counseling, visit:
https://foundationscollegecounseling.org/
For more information about Cindi and her work, visit:
www.cindiclayton.com
Music generously provided by Bryce Brown and The Real Hands:
www.rustydustymusic.com
Thank you for joining me in this 3-part series on College and the American Dream. My guest is Corrie Sarol from Foundations College Counseling. Corrie gives us the good, bad, and the ugly about what goes on behind the scenes of college admissions and shares lots of information about the topics to consider when you or your child is applying to colleges.
Please enjoy Episode 1 and come back in the next weeks for parts 2 and 3.
For more information about Corrie and how to receive college counseling, visit:
https://foundationscollegecounseling.org/
For more information about Cindi and her work visit:
www.cindiclayton.com
Music provided by Bryce Brown and The Real Hands
www.rustydustymusic.com
Today, we hear more from 10 year old Grayson - this time, about his parent's divorce. Divorce is a common, yet painful, part of life. Adults make the choices about marriage and divorce but kids are also affected. Grayson shows us the upsides to his new family situation and talks about divorce from his perspective.
Welcome to our first full-length episode! We are working through youth sports with my very special guest - my son Grayson, who is 10. Learning from children is sometimes the best way.
Music generously provided by my other son - Bryce Brown and The Real Hands. Check out more music from Bryce on Spotify with Rusty Dusty.
www.rustydustymusic.com
For more information about Cindi or her coaching/consulting work, visit www.cindiclayton.com.
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Welcome to Working Through Things! Here, we'll talk about your work and your life. Learn a little about your host, Cindi Clayton, and the types of topics we'll cover.
Visit www.cindiclayton.com for more information.
Music generously provided by Bryce Brown and The Real Hands.
www.rustydustymusic.com