Jill Ozovek's guest appearances

Jill Ozovek

MFF Best Life Radio

The BRAND New You Show - A Personal Branding podcast

Gap to Great

Drama-Free Healthy Living With Jess Cording

Dave Chesson

Dorie Clark

Kate Scarlata

Chris Guillebeau

Danny Flood

Brian Dixon

Will Cole

Mark Anthony Dyson

Scott Barlow

Mark Babbitt

Marc Miller

Gina Riley

Jane Jackson

Chris Russell

Jared Easley

OwlTail

Jill Ozovek is the Founder of The Career Passport and as a career coach, and learning and development advisor, she’s familiar with the ongoing struggle people encounter when trying to balance work, health and self-care. In this episode, we talk openly about some of the challenges she’s faced when trying to focus on self-care and how sometimes the best way for her to connect with herself is to slow down and stop stressing. You can connect with Jill via her website at The Career Passport, on Instagramand Twitter. Jill Ozovek (CPC, ACC, ELI-MP) is a learning and development strategist for companies and a certified career development coach for individuals. She’s got a knack for helping 30-something women (and others!) connect the dots between what they’ve done their whole career and the possibilities that exist for their next move - and she helps them get there!  She’s a huge proponent of career satisfaction (versus the ever-fleeting concept of career happiness) and also works with companies to better retain and engage their incredible talent with new manager trainings, leadership training, executive coaching and a workshop series. She loves traveling, leading walking food tours in Queens of hole-in-the-wall restaurants, cooking/eating (mostly eating), reading and spending time with her family.

Jill Ozovek is the Founder of<a href="http://www.thecareerpassport.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> The Career Passport</a> and as a career coach, and learning and development advisor, she’s familiar with the ongoing struggle people encounter when trying to balance work, health and self-care. In this episode, we talk openly about some of the challenges she’s faced when trying to focus on self-care and how sometimes the best way for her to connect with herself is to slow down and stop stressing. You can connect with Jill via her website at<a href="http://www.thecareerpassport.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> The Career Passport</a>, on<a href="https://www.instagram.com/thecareerpassport/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> Instagram</a>and<a href="https://twitter.com/jozovek?lang=en" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> Twitter</a>. Jill Ozovek (CPC, ACC, ELI-MP) is a learning and development strategist for companies and a certified career development coach for individuals. She’s got a knack for helping 30-something women (and others!) connect the dots between what they’ve done their whole career and the possibilities that exist for their next move - and she helps them get there!  She’s a huge proponent of career satisfaction (versus the ever-fleeting concept of career happiness) and also works with companies to better retain and engage their incredible talent with new manager trainings, leadership training, executive coaching and a workshop series. She loves traveling, leading walking food tours in Queens of hole-in-the-wall restaurants, cooking/eating (mostly eating), reading and spending time with her family.

Episode 9: Real Talk And Burnout Lessons With Business Coach Jill Ozovek 

Jill Ozovek, is the founder of Jill Ozovek Career Coaching. As a career coach, Jill partners with millennial and mid-career women to help them find and develop careers that align with their passions. But this wasn’t always the case. The first part of Jill’s career was spent as a corporate employee where by the age of 26 she had been promoted to head of a division, with a multi-million dollar budget. As you would expect from a position like this, it came with high responsibilities and equally high expectations. Unfortunately, or fortunately depending on how you look at it, it was those expectations that challenged Jill’s values and eventually led her to make a life-changing decision one evening after she caught a glimpse of her reflection in the window of a subway car. JILL OZOVEK’S CAREER JOURNEY Like the rest of us, Jill started her career as a corporate employee and steadily worked her way up the career ladder. Shortly after the financial crisis of 2008, Jill found herself in charge of the strategy and team for a business with a $13M annual budget. This is where Jill got her initial exposure to career development with her direct reports. Unfortunately, this was only a small portion of her overall job. As you can imagine with a job like this the responsibilities and expectations were as big as the role and over time they began to wear on Jill. Through a culmination of events, including leaving her house to go to work in her slippers, Jill knew it was time for a change when one day she saw a reflection of herself in the window of a subway car. Rather than continue, Jill decided then and there it was time for her to let go and change her position in life. JILL OZOVEK’S 30 DAY CAREER CHANGE BOOTCAMP Jill launched the 30-day career change boot camp in 2015. The course is designed more for the DIY’er. She provides all of the exercises and worksheets she uses with her one-on-one clients.The course takes you through Jill’s career change process in 5 phases.  Reflection Phase Dreaming Phase Explore Phase Narrative Phase Job Search Strategy Phase  The goal of the boot camp is to provide you with everything you need to put in place your plan for your career change. THE BEST WAYS TO CONTACT JILL OZOVEK The Best ways to get in touch with Jill are listed below. Web: http://www.jillozovek.comTwitter: @jozovek   CONNECT WITH RYAN RHOTEN LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook   Not familiar with the Online Brand Assessment. Take the assessment, Discover your score and the ways you can improve it.

Jill Ozovek, is the founder of <a href="http://jillozovek.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jill Ozovek Career Coaching</a>. As a career coach, Jill partners with millennial and mid-career women to help them find and develop careers that align with their passions. But this wasn’t always the case. The first part of Jill’s career was spent as a corporate employee where by the age of 26 she had been promoted to head of a division, with a multi-million dollar budget. As you would expect from a position like this, it came with high responsibilities and equally high expectations. Unfortunately, or fortunately depending on how you look at it, it was those expectations that challenged Jill’s values and eventually led her to make a life-changing decision one evening after she caught a glimpse of her reflection in the window of a subway car. <h3>JILL OZOVEK’S CAREER JOURNEY</h3> Like the rest of us, Jill started her career as a corporate employee and steadily worked her way up the career ladder. Shortly after the financial crisis of 2008, Jill found herself in charge of the strategy and team for a business with a $13M annual budget. This is where Jill got her initial exposure to career development with her direct reports. Unfortunately, this was only a small portion of her overall job. As you can imagine with a job like this the responsibilities and expectations were as big as the role and over time they began to wear on Jill. Through a culmination of events, including leaving her house to go to work in her slippers, Jill knew it was time for a change when one day she saw a reflection of herself in the window of a subway car. Rather than continue, Jill decided then and there it was time for her to let go and change her position in life. <h3>JILL OZOVEK’S 30 DAY CAREER CHANGE BOOTCAMP</h3> Jill launched the <a href="http://jillozovek.wix.com/careerchangebootcamp" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">30-day career change boot camp</a> in 2015. The course is designed more for the DIY’er. She provides all of the exercises and worksheets she uses with her one-on-one clients. The course takes you through Jill’s career change process in 5 phases. <ol> <li>Reflection Phase</li> <li>Dreaming Phase</li> <li>Explore Phase</li> <li>Narrative Phase</li> <li>Job Search Strategy Phase</li> </ol> The goal of the boot camp is to provide you with everything you need to put in place your plan for your career change. <h3>THE BEST WAYS TO CONTACT JILL OZOVEK</h3> The Best ways to get in touch with Jill are listed below. Web: <a href="http://www.jillozovek.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.jillozovek.com</a> Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/jozovek" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@jozovek</a> CONNECT WITH RYAN RHOTEN <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanrhoten" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/RyanRhoten" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> | <a href="https://www.facebook.com/brandnewyoupodcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> Not familiar with the Online Brand Assessment. Take the assessment, Discover your score and the ways you can improve it.

Jill Ozovek - What's your professional narrative

“I did not used to go with the flow. That is new Jill.” [15:01] If you're wondering how the hell to find your passion or the courage to take the leap into a new career, give this one a listen. Jill Ozovek is the founder of Jill Ozovek Coaching, where she works with (mainly) Millennial women who want to get out of their dead end jobs and into lives they love. At one point, Jill herself was in a corporate job that wasn't fulfilling, but after some soul-searching and an international experience, she put a plan into place to set out on her own. As usual, it takes me a minute to get to the good stuff, but Jill's advice for raising your risk tolerance, identifying work you love, and becoming the best version of yourself is invaluable.  Show notes: www.andreawien.com/jill-ozovek

“I did not used to go with the flow. That is new Jill.” [15:01] If you're wondering how the hell to find your passion or the courage to take the leap into a new career, give this one a listen. Jill Ozovek is the founder of Jill Ozovek Coaching, where she works with (mainly) Millennial women who want to get out of their dead end jobs and into lives they love. At one point, Jill herself was in a corporate job that wasn't fulfilling, but after some soul-searching and an international experience, she put a plan into place to set out on her own. As usual, it takes me a minute to get to the good stuff, but Jill's advice for raising your risk tolerance, identifying work you love, and becoming the best version of yourself is invaluable.  Show notes: <a href="http://www.andreawien.com/jill-ozovek" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.andreawien.com/jill-ozovek</a>

How To Identify Your Passion, and Career Advice With Jill Ozovek