Kara Chomistek's guest appearances

Kara Chomistek

Poolside Podcast

Money Stories

Bailey Stanworth

Brian McGrattan

Chris Jackson

Jason Smith

Betsy Milne

Rachel Morrison

Jess Moskaluke

Amanda Kelly

Krystal Laferriere

Laura Milne

Dan MacKinnon

Jay McDonald

Kayley Reed

Susi Hately

Kaylor Betts

OwlTail

Let's Talk About Money Kara Chomistek  This episode dedicated to "She Works Hard For the Money" by Donna Summer and my one person dance party... Before going into university all of our teachers told us how we were all going to be graduating with amazing, high paying jobs and offers rolling in left right and centre, then the crash of 2008 happened and when I was graduating, in 2009, nobody was getting hired. The job market was more competitive then ever and starting salaries were laughable. It was not a good time to be entering the North American work force by any stretch of the imagination, and I was quickly turned off from the whole experience. I remember that time well as I will remember 2020 as a defining moment in history, but this time around I have something I didn’t have then &gt; perspective. Perspective to know that, this too shall pass, the knowledge of what I am good at and how to protect myself in the future, and when this happens again, as it inevitably will, I will be even more prepared. I hope to share some of this perspective with you right now and gain even more myself through talking to smart people who don’t let a crisis define their future. I chat with Kara Chomistek about how learning from past failures prepared her for contingency planning, importance of staff retention, money market indexes, investing in yourself and the importance of listening to your parents :P

<h2>Let's Talk About Money K<a href="https://www.instagram.com/karachomistek/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ara Chomistek</a><br/> <br/> This episode dedicated to "She Works Hard For the Money" by Donna Summer and my one person dance party... Before going into university all of our teachers told us how we were all going to be graduating with amazing, high paying jobs and offers rolling in left right and centre, then the crash of 2008 happened and when I was graduating, in 2009, nobody was getting hired. The job market was more competitive then ever and starting salaries were laughable. It was not a good time to be entering the North American work force by any stretch of the imagination, and I was quickly turned off from the whole experience. I remember that time well as I will remember 2020 as a defining moment in history, but this time around I have something I didn’t have then &gt; perspective. Perspective to know that, this too shall pass, the knowledge of what I am good at and how to protect myself in the future, and when this happens again, as it inevitably will, I will be even more prepared. I hope to share some of this perspective with you right now and gain even more myself through talking to smart people who don’t let a crisis define their future. I chat with <a href="https://www.instagram.com/KaraChomistek/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kara Chomistek</a> about how learning from past failures prepared her for contingency planning, importance of staff retention, money market indexes, investing in yourself and the importance of listening to your parents :P</h2>

Welcome to the show Kara Chomistek. Kara is the co-founder and co-ower of Park, a fashion show, forum and resource for creatives. Kara talks about how Park came to be, how her engingeering degree and thought process helped in the organization of the business and the challenges her and her business partner have faced in the last 10 years. Kara gives her advice for entreprenuers looking to make the leap starting a business. She advises them to make sure people want your product, they are interested in what you are doing and that you can sustain yourself. She talks about the challenges Park faced while they were running a business before it was a business and why in the 10th year of business did they open up and were transparent about the financial side of the business with the audience. When you can find your 1000 true fans and captive audience, they will be there to support what you’re doing. https://www.ourparkonline.com/ https://www.instagram.com/ourparkonline/

Welcome to the show Kara Chomistek. Kara is the co-founder and co-ower of Park, a fashion show, forum and resource for creatives. Kara talks about how Park came to be, how her engingeering degree and thought process helped in the organization of the business and the challenges her and her business partner have faced in the last 10 years. Kara gives her advice for entreprenuers looking to make the leap starting a business. She advises them to make sure people want your product, they are interested in what you are doing and that you can sustain yourself. She talks about the challenges Park faced while they were running a business before it was a business and why in the 10th year of business did they open up and were transparent about the financial side of the business with the audience. When you can find your 1000 true fans and captive audience, they will be there to support what you’re doing. <br><a href="https://www.ourparkonline.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.ourparkonline.com/</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/ourparkonline/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/ourparkonline/</a>

EPS 026 Why you need to standardize your business & be transparent (Guest: Kara Chomistek)