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Time We Discuss | Career Exploration Podcast with Real Professionals and Real Stories

Time We Discuss | Career Exploration Podcast with Real Professionals and Real Stories

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Career discovery and career exploration at its best! Listen to career discussions and interviews with people doing real jobs and find out what it's really like in the day in the life of various occupations. In this career podcast, learn about the jobs of various professionals. Learn how to choose a career and see if it makes sense for you to go to college or jump right into a career. This career and job resource is the ultimate guide for anyone exiting high school and trying to find the right job OR for anyone in their 30s, 40s, 50s looking to pivot into a new career leveraging what you know.Time We Discuss 出世 就職活動 経済学
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  • Can You Start a Real Estate Career This Fast?

    Can You Start a Real Estate Career This Fast?
    2026/08/30
    How quickly can you become a real estate agent? What is it really like to work as a realtor? Is it possible to become a realtor in just one month? How much can you actually make, and what are the biggest challenges of working in real estate?In this episode of Time We Discuss, Dan talks with Maria Gallucci, an award winning Colorado real estate broker with more than 30 years of experience in the industry. Maria works with residential and commercial clients and has developed a unique specialty serving the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community.Maria shares what it is really like working as a real estate agent, including what happens behind the scenes that buyers and sellers never see. She explains how agents find clients, what a typical day looks like, why real estate can sometimes feel like a 24/7 career, and how much flexibility agents actually have.We also discuss the education and licensing required to become a real estate agent. Maria explains how she completed her Colorado real estate training in about one month and why new agents typically begin their careers under a brokerage.But getting licensed is only the beginning.Maria talks about the expenses agents need to consider, including MLS fees, insurance, continuing education, advertising, and professional memberships. We also discuss the realities of commission based income and how changes in the housing market can dramatically affect a real estate agent's business.Other topics covered in this episode include:What real estate agents actually do behind the scenesWorking as a buyer's agent versus a listing agentHow quickly you can become a real estate agentWhy real estate agents need to understand their local marketHow Zillow estimates can create challenges for agentsThe importance of pricing a home correctlyHow the housing market affects real estate careersThe flexibility and unpredictable schedule of the jobCommon expenses real estate agents have to payThe challenges of negotiating with other agentsThe potential income of a real estate careerHow agents can specialize in a particular community or marketPossible career paths after leaving real estateIf you're considering real estate as a career, changing careers, or simply curious about what realtors actually do all day, this episode is for you.Subscribe to Time We Discuss for more conversations about what it's really like to work in careers you may not have considered.=====Timestamp:0:00 - Intro0:34 - Commercial, Luxury, Condos, What Kind of Real Estate?0:57 - How to Develop Leads as a Real Estate Agent1:47 - Typical Day as a Real Estate Agent2:25 - AI Voice Agents and Other Tools?3:51 - How to Close Without a Real Estate Agent4:42 - Buyer and Seller Agents, Advantages, Differing Education5:39 - Which is Better, Buyer Agent or Seller Agent?6:16 - Getting Started with Realtor Organizations7:15 - How to Become a Real Estate Agent8:10 - Other Things That Realtors Do9:04 - Realtor Expenses10:45 - Setting the Right Price12:34 - Selling Different Types of Properties14:48 - Career After Real Estate15:32 - Realtor is the Best Job Because16:33 - Realtor is the Worst Job Because18:16 - How Long Does it Take to Become a Realtor?19:10 - Thank You Mickey Mikkelson, Publicist19:31 - Maria Gallucci has the Floor22:59 - Conversation Highlights25:11 - Job Growth for Realtors25:28 - Possible Salaries for Realtors25:58 - Outro=====Guest Information:Maria GallucciRaised in SilenceMaria's Realtor WebsiteAlso Mentioned Directly or Indirectly in This Episode:ASL-English Interpreter and Educator for the DeafOccult Researcher (Holly Faust)Becoming a Publicist and What Does a Publicist Do?=====Time We Discuss Links:Official Website: Time We Discuss WebsiteOriginal Music: Original Music furnished by Dan SwiftYouTube: Time We Discuss on YouTubeSpotify: Time We Discuss on SpotifyApple Podcasts: Time We Discuss on Apple PodcastsMore Podcast Platforms: Time We Discuss Podcast on Other Platforms
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    26 分
  • Silhouette Artist: My Dream Job You've NEVER Heard Of?!

    Silhouette Artist: My Dream Job You've NEVER Heard Of?!
    2026/08/23

    Ever wondered what it’s like creating silhouette portraits as a silhouette artist?

    In this episode of Time We Discuss, we hear from Alison Russell, a talented live event artist who brings smiles to weddings, corporate events, and festivals with her creative and lightning-fast silhouette portraits.

    Alison shares her inspiring journey from drawing as a kid to becoming one of the most in-demand silhouette artists in the industry. She explains what it’s really like working live at events, how she balances the creative and business sides of her work, and why live art still captivates audiences all over the world.

    Topics we discuss:

    • What it’s like being a silhouette artist at weddings and corporate events
    • How Alison got started in live silhouette art
    • A LIVE demonstration of how silhouette art is created
    • Tips for becoming a professional silhouette artist
    • Repurposing silhouette art across different products
    • How Alison manages her thriving art business using modern tools

    If you love learning about creative careers and real-world artistic journeys, this episode is for you.

    Discover the art, skill, and emotion behind every live silhouette.

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    Timestamp:
    0:00 - Intro
    0:37 - Typical day like for a silhouette artist
    3:27 - What it's like to be on the job creating live art
    5:36 - The crowd will gather, wedding entertainment
    7:20 - How to get started as a silhouette artist
    11:12 - Other opportunities/products for silhouette artists
    12:59 - Silhouette Art live demonstration
    16:14 - Silhouette Art Reaction
    16:51 - Starting a business as a silhouette artist
    19:18 - Small jobs leading to bigger jobs or corporate events
    21:51 - Alison Russell, Silhouette Artist has the floor
    23:39 - Silhouette Artist highlights
    25:02 - Silhouette Artist Salary
    25:52 - Outro

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    Guest Information:

    Alison Russell
    • Website: Alison Russell Silhouette Artist
    Also Mentioned Directly or Indirectly in This Episode:
    • Become a Silhouette Portait or Caricature Artist (Emily Byrne)
    • Become a Talent Manager or Agent

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    26 分
  • The Holistic Coach Revolution: Are You Ready? | Time We Discuss

    The Holistic Coach Revolution: Are You Ready? | Time We Discuss
    2026/08/16
    Have you ever wondered what it's really like to work as a holistic coach? Can you build a career helping people improve their health without becoming a doctor, physical therapist, or personal trainer?In this episode of Time We Discuss, I sit down with holistic coach Fernando Alvarez May to explore a profession that combines strength training, corrective exercise, lifestyle coaching, and wellness into one unique career. Fernando explains how he helps clients improve their movement, reduce pain, sleep better, manage stress, and build healthier lives through personalized coaching.We discuss how he transitioned from a background in kinesiology and athletics into owning his own coaching business, why mentorship has been more valuable than traditional education, and how he attracts clients primarily through referrals and local SEO instead of social media.If you're considering a career in health and wellness, fitness, coaching, or entrepreneurship, this episode provides an honest look at the rewards and challenges of building a business centered around helping people feel their best.In this episode, you'll learn:What a holistic coach actually doesHow corrective exercise differs from traditional personal trainingThe education and certifications that can help you get startedWhy continuing education and mentorship are so importantHow holistic coaches find and retain clientsWhether you need a college degree to succeedTypical work schedules and flexibilityWhat it's like running your own coaching businessSalary expectations for holistic coachesThe best and most challenging parts of the professionWhether you're exploring a new career, thinking about starting your own coaching business, or simply curious about holistic health, Fernando shares practical advice and real world experiences that can help you decide if this career is right for you.If you enjoy learning what it's really like to work in different professions, be sure to subscribe for more conversations with professionals from a wide variety of careers.Guest: Fernando Alvarez May=====Timestamp:0:00 - Intro0:26 - What does a holistic coach do?1:23 - How to start a health coaching business2:36 - The best way to get new clients3:26 - The best form of advertising for a wellness business4:19 - Client onboarding6:36 - Client duration with the business7:42 - Health coaching business, virtual vs. in person8:25 - What kind of education is needed for a holistic health coach?10:57 - Finding physical space for holistic health coach12:08 - License, medical professionals, and accepting insurance15:05 - Hidden perks for a wellness coach15:54 - A typical schedule16:42 - Learning the business19:05 - Why this is the best job20:50 - Why this is the worst job22:31 - Liability insurance requirements22:46 - What's after a holistic coach career?24:09 - Skills for entering the coaching business25:05 - How important is a college education for this field?25:59 - Fernando Alvarex-May has the floor.27:02 - Highlights from the episode29:10 - Salary information29:46 - Outro=====Guest Information:Fernando Alvarez-MaySeparation Szn Athletics WebsiteAlso Mentioned Directly or Indirectly in This Episode:Holistic Health PractitionerBecome a Podcaster | Starting a Podcast in 2025, is it Worth it?Becoming a Mentor with Doug LawrenceProfessional Violinist Career: Salary, Education, What It's Really LikeADHD Coach Career Guide: Salary, Skills, Education, and What the Job Is Really Like Career=====Time We Discuss Links:Official Website: Time We Discuss WebsiteOriginal Music: Original Music furnished by Dan SwiftYouTube: Time We Discuss on YouTubeSpotify: Time We Discuss on SpotifyApple Podcasts: Time We Discuss on Apple PodcastsMore Podcast Platforms: Time We Discuss Podcast on Other PlatformsTwitter/X: Time We Discuss on Twitter/XBluesky: Time We Discuss on BlueskyInstagram: Time We Discuss on InstagramThreads: Time We Discuss on Threads
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    30 分
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