Heidi and Ellen start by talking about the full moon of the Cancer season (5:40). They then take a question from Heather who has been wondering if her values align with how she is bringing in money. She works in tech and is presently the stable earner in her family. She is also pregnant with her first child. Heather dreams of a more creative home-based life (10:31). They then take a question from Sarah (21:46). Sarah currently works in oncology. She likes her work but craves something different that will allow her more freedom. She worries she is not qualified for other kinds of work and that she will not be able to find something lucrative. Heidi and Ellen close the episode by talking about the movies Good Luck to You Leo Grande (32:10); Cha Cha Real Smooth (34:43) the series Black Bird (35:30); and the shows that bring us comfort during these Cancerian times (36:11).

Heidi and Ellen start by talking about the full moon of the Cancer season (5:40). They then take a question from Heather who has been wondering if her values align with how she is bringing in money. She works in tech and is presently the stable earner in her family. She is also pregnant with her first child. Heather dreams of a more creative home-based life (10:31). They then take a question from Sarah (21:46). Sarah currently works in oncology. She likes her work but craves something different that will allow her more freedom. She worries she is not qualified for other kinds of work and that she will not be able to find something lucrative. Heidi and Ellen close the episode by talking about the movies Good Luck to You Leo Grande (32:10); Cha Cha Real Smooth (34:43) the series Black Bird (35:30); and the shows that bring us comfort during these Cancerian times (36:11).

Ep 76 Finding Your North Star

Heidi and Ellen take questions from Carmen and Jackie.  Carmen is quite happy in her life.  She loves her job and feels she is doing what she was born to do. She has many outside creative interests that engage her. She wonders if something new and perhaps more creative is waiting to be invited in (11:40). Jackie is a return guest.  She is just setting up her business and is stuck on how to value her services and charge appropriately. She is confused about how to monetize her worth and how she can untangle herself from financial complexities (22:04). Ellen and Heidi also talk about the movie Elvis (4:29); the conclusion of the series The Bear (6:56); the book Great Circle by Maggie Shipstead (8:03); the essay The Crane Wife by CJ Hauser (17:36); the book We Should All Be Millionaires by Rachel Rodgers (28.33); and Megan deBoer’s financial literacy company Tended Wealth (29.48).

Heidi and Ellen take questions from Carmen and Jackie.  Carmen is quite happy in her life.  She loves her job and feels she is doing what she was born to do. She has many outside creative interests that engage her. She wonders if something new and perhaps more creative is waiting to be invited in (11:40). Jackie is a return guest.  She is just setting up her business and is stuck on how to value her services and charge appropriately. She is confused about how to monetize her worth and how she can untangle herself from financial complexities (22:04). Ellen and Heidi also talk about the movie Elvis (4:29); the conclusion of the series The Bear (6:56); the book Great Circle by Maggie Shipstead (8:03); the essay The Crane Wife by CJ Hauser (17:36); the book We Should All Be Millionaires by Rachel Rodgers (28.33); and Megan deBoer’s financial literacy company Tended Wealth (29.48).

Ep 75 The Unexpected Invitation

Heidi and Ellen talk to Delian and Erica. Delian is currently an actor. She worries the path she is pursuing is frivolous and feels that she needs to be moving faster and doing more. She worries that she is not going to do what she is supposed to with her life (10:09).  Erica works in human resources at a big tech company. For the past two years, she has felt a deep ache and unfulfilled with her work. She wants to think, speak, and contribute differently to the world and cannot seem to find the right path to step onto (20:01). Heidi and Ellen also talk about the movie Marcel the Shell with Shoes On (1:34); the television series Gaslit (5:27); The Bear (6:08); and the book We Should All Be Millionaires by Rachel Rodgers (7:02). 

Heidi and Ellen talk to Delian and Erica. Delian is currently an actor. She worries the path she is pursuing is frivolous and feels that she needs to be moving faster and doing more. She worries that she is not going to do what she is supposed to with her life (10:09).  Erica works in human resources at a big tech company. For the past two years, she has felt a deep ache and unfulfilled with her work. She wants to think, speak, and contribute differently to the world and cannot seem to find the right path to step onto (20:01). Heidi and Ellen also talk about the movie Marcel the Shell with Shoes On (1:34); the television series Gaslit (5:27); The Bear (6:08); and the book We Should All Be Millionaires by Rachel Rodgers (7:02).

Ep 74 Finding a New Way Forward

Heidi and Ellen welcome the sign of Cancer.  We enter the season of nourishment and growth, family and feeling. We enter the season of resourcefulness and the ability to protect and produce. On this day Venus is trine Pluto. This transit brings depth, feeling, and maybe an increase in financial resources!  They also talk about many Cancer birthdays, focusing on Chef Jose Andres, the extraordinary humanitarian and founder of the World Central Kitchen.  In his words, “Many complex problems have simple solutions…Sometimes you just have to show up with a sandwich or some warm rice and beans. You’d be amazed at the power of a plate of food. It can change the world, and so can you.”

Heidi and Ellen welcome the sign of Cancer.  We enter the season of nourishment and growth, family and feeling. We enter the season of resourcefulness and the ability to protect and produce. On this day Venus is trine Pluto. This transit brings depth, feeling, and maybe an increase in financial resources!  They also talk about many Cancer birthdays, focusing on Chef Jose Andres, the extraordinary humanitarian and founder of the World Central Kitchen.  In his words, “Many complex problems have simple solutions…Sometimes you just have to show up with a sandwich or some warm rice and beans. You’d be amazed at the power of a plate of food. It can change the world, and so can you.”

Ep 73 Welcoming Cancer

Alexandra Franzen

Heidi and Ellen interview the beloved wordsmith Alexandra Franzen. They look at four key career moments in Alex’s life and talk about her writer's journey and the astrology that supported her along the way. Alex is a best-selling author, award-winning editor, and entrepreneur based in Hawaii. She has written six books including two novels, and articles in numerous magazines. Her work has been mentioned in The New York Times, The Atlantic, The Los Angeles Times, Fast Company, and BuzzFeed, Inc.  She’s the co-founder of a book publishing company called Get It Done. As a writing coach, Alex helps her clients write powerful books that touch readers deeply. Many client projects have gone on to win awards, but more than that, she has encouraged thousands of people to write and fulfill their life-long dreams of becoming authors. Alex deleted all of her social media accounts 8 years ago, and she’s known for writing essays on technology, mental health, and why we all need to unplug more. She encourages you to delete Facebook and write a book instead. 

Heidi and Ellen interview the beloved wordsmith Alexandra Franzen. They look at four key career moments in Alex’s life and talk about her writer's journey and the astrology that supported her along the way. Alex is a best-selling author, award-winning editor, and entrepreneur based in Hawaii. She has written six books including two novels, and articles in numerous magazines. Her work has been mentioned in The New York Times, The Atlantic, The Los Angeles Times, Fast Company, and BuzzFeed, Inc.  She’s the co-founder of a book publishing company called Get It Done. As a writing coach, Alex helps her clients write powerful books that touch readers deeply. Many client projects have gone on to win awards, but more than that, she has encouraged thousands of people to write and fulfill their life-long dreams of becoming authors. Alex deleted all of her social media accounts 8 years ago, and she’s known for writing essays on technology, mental health, and why we all need to unplug more. She encourages you to delete Facebook and write a book instead.

Ep 72 The Book Whisperer with Alexandra Franzen

Heidi and Ellen start the episode talking about the extraordinary Chef Jose Andres, his World Central Kitchen, and the new movie about him called We Feed People. They also talk about the second season of Hacks, the series The First Lady, and the new book by Emma Straub called This Time Tomorrow. They then take questions from Jennifer and Beryl. Jennifer has been primarily a stay-at-home mom for the past 12 years. She is feeling the pull to become a writer.  She still has young children at home and wonders how she can make her writing career happen. Beryl is a creative director in advertising, working abroad in Amsterdam. She has recently become a new mom and at the same time, more involved in diversity, equity, and inclusion at her workplace. With so much potential for many different fresh starts, she is struggling to figure out where to begin (and where to rest).

Heidi and Ellen start the episode talking about the extraordinary Chef Jose Andres, his World Central Kitchen, and the new movie about him called We Feed People. They also talk about the second season of Hacks, the series The First Lady, and the new book by Emma Straub called This Time Tomorrow. They then take questions from Jennifer and Beryl. Jennifer has been primarily a stay-at-home mom for the past 12 years. She is feeling the pull to become a writer.  She still has young children at home and wonders how she can make her writing career happen. Beryl is a creative director in advertising, working abroad in Amsterdam. She has recently become a new mom and at the same time, more involved in diversity, equity, and inclusion at her workplace. With so much potential for many different fresh starts, she is struggling to figure out where to begin (and where to rest).

Ep 71 Start Here

Mara Roszak

Heidi and Ellen interview celebrity hairstylist Mara Roszak, one of the most respected artists in her field. Her creative vision has led to some of the most iconic looks in Hollywood and her success styling hair backstage at the Oscars, the Met Gala or the cover of Vogue, and a myriad of other magazines has made her one of the youngest female hairdressers to ever lead her industry.  Over the course of 20 years, she has worked with clients such as Emma Stone, Nicole Kidman, Olivia Wilde, Zoe Saldana, and Lily Collins. As Ellen and Heidi talked with Mara about the astrology behind three key dates in her career, it became clear that Mara’s secret sauce was a combination of her prodigious talent, her willingness to jump at all opportunities, and the ability to listen to the universe’s nudges. Mara is the co-owner of Mare Salon in West Hollywood and is the creator of ROZ- a simplified line of hair products that not only perform but are delivered in a beautiful luxury experience.  Visit Mara at rozhair.com and on Instagram @mararoszak.

Heidi and Ellen interview celebrity hairstylist Mara Roszak, one of the most respected artists in her field. Her creative vision has led to some of the most iconic looks in Hollywood and her success styling hair backstage at the Oscars, the Met Gala or the cover of Vogue, and a myriad of other magazines has made her one of the youngest female hairdressers to ever lead her industry.  Over the course of 20 years, she has worked with clients such as Emma Stone, Nicole Kidman, Olivia Wilde, Zoe Saldana, and Lily Collins. As Ellen and Heidi talked with Mara about the astrology behind three key dates in her career, it became clear that Mara’s secret sauce was a combination of her prodigious talent, her willingness to jump at all opportunities, and the ability to listen to the universe’s nudges. Mara is the co-owner of Mare Salon in West Hollywood and is the creator of ROZ- a simplified line of hair products that not only perform but are delivered in a beautiful luxury experience.  Visit Mara at <a href="http://rozhair.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">rozhair.com</a> and on Instagram @mararoszak.

Ep 70 The Beauty of Saying Yes with Mara Roszak

Heidi and Ellen talk about the movies Downton Abbey: A New Era; The Duke; and Puzzle.  They also touch on the television series The Great and the final of This Is Us. They then take questions from Beth and Martha.  Beth has had a very successful career as a teacher and earlier this year had decided to leave her job in order to stay home with her kids full time. She has since been asked to return part-time, which while tempting, is the opposite of what her gut is telling her.  She wonders if she should listen to her heart or her mind.  Martha has recently retired after teaching art for many years and raising 5 children, including a daughter with profound special needs.  She just wants to be in her studio doing her own work, after years of taking care of others. She judges herself for pursuing this solo endeavor and seeks encouragement to pursue that path. 

Heidi and Ellen talk about the movies Downton Abbey: A New Era; The Duke; and Puzzle.  They also touch on the television series The Great and the final of This Is Us. They then take questions from Beth and Martha.  Beth has had a very successful career as a teacher and earlier this year had decided to leave her job in order to stay home with her kids full time. She has since been asked to return part-time, which while tempting, is the opposite of what her gut is telling her.  She wonders if she should listen to her heart or her mind.  Martha has recently retired after teaching art for many years and raising 5 children, including a daughter with profound special needs.  She just wants to be in her studio doing her own work, after years of taking care of others. She judges herself for pursuing this solo endeavor and seeks encouragement to pursue that path.

Ep 69 Permission Granted

Heidi and Ellen welcome the bright, chameleon-like sign of Gemini. We are moving quickly, on the go and we have something to say. Write it. Speak it. Connect the dots. This is the energy of connection and enlivened relationship. Don’t sit still. Move for the good of all. Leave goodness in your wake. They also talk about four Geminis who have been in the news lately: Bob Dylan; Marilyn Monroe; Kendrick Lamar; and Johnny Depp. Heidi closes with the poem, Kinship of Flesh by Rebecca Foust.

Heidi and Ellen welcome the bright, chameleon-like sign of Gemini. We are moving quickly, on the go and we have something to say. Write it. Speak it. Connect the dots. This is the energy of connection and enlivened relationship. Don’t sit still. Move for the good of all. Leave goodness in your wake. They also talk about four Geminis who have been in the news lately: Bob Dylan; Marilyn Monroe; Kendrick Lamar; and Johnny Depp. Heidi closes with the poem, Kinship of Flesh by Rebecca Foust.

Ep 68 Welcoming Gemini

Heidi and Ellen begin by talking about how this is a season of endings for so many shows, including This is Us; Julia; Grace and Frankie; and of course the NBA Playoffs (3:20). They then take questions from Emily and Phillip.  Emily’s career has been in a big state of transition. She has been wandering the United States since 2018 looking for her next big thing. She thinks she has found it but wonders if she is on the right track ( 9:35 ). Phillip is feeling stuck and is struggling. He has a good life yet can’t seem to lift himself out of the depressing sludge he feels around his work. He questions if he should dig in or just leave his job and begin again (18:51).

Heidi and Ellen begin by talking about how this is a season of endings for so many shows, including This is Us; Julia; Grace and Frankie; and of course the NBA Playoffs (3:20). They then take questions from Emily and Phillip.  Emily’s career has been in a big state of transition. She has been wandering the United States since 2018 looking for her next big thing. She thinks she has found it but wonders if she is on the right track ( 9:35 ). Phillip is feeling stuck and is struggling. He has a good life yet can’t seem to lift himself out of the depressing sludge he feels around his work. He questions if he should dig in or just leave his job and begin again (18:51).

Ep 67 Right Plant. Right Place.

Chart your Career is a podcast from Heidi Rose Robbins and Ellen Fondiler.Each podcast episode explores a question from two listeners as they try to navigate their dilemmas about career choices and life purpose. Heidi works deeply with the language and guidance of astrology while Ellen offers inspiring, actionable, practical next career steps.  They help listeners reimagine how to best design your life and call in renewal, reinvention and a new chapter.

Heidi and Ellen begin by talking about the season finale to Better Things (4:48); the movie Everything Everywhere All at Once (6:26); the HB0 show Minx ( 8:41); Finding Me: A Memoir by Viola Davis; and In A New York Minute by Kate Spencer (10;06).Then they take questions from Laura and Caitlin. Laura has been in the corporate world for many years.  Two years ago she found herself drawn to Tarot and giving Tarot readings. She wonders if she should follow her gut and change her career (35:45). Caitlin's question was a general astrological query. She wonders how to find the balance between manifesting during Taurus season with the fact that we are in eclipse season and are about to enter mercury retrograde (21:59).  

Heidi and Ellen begin by talking about the season finale to Better Things (4:48); the movie Everything Everywhere All at Once (6:26); the HB0 show Minx ( 8:41); Finding Me: A Memoir by Viola Davis; and In A New York Minute by Kate Spencer (10;06).Then they take questions from Laura and Caitlin. Laura has been in the corporate world for many years.  Two years ago she found herself drawn to Tarot and giving Tarot readings. She wonders if she should follow her gut and change her career (35:45). Caitlin's question was a general astrological query. She wonders how to find the balance between manifesting during Taurus season with the fact that we are in eclipse season and are about to enter mercury retrograde (21:59).

Ep 66 The Harvest

Jessica St

Heidi and Ellen are thrilled to be in conversation with the wonderful Jessica St. Clair, talking about the astrology of three of her most impactful career moments and the courageous ways she navigated difficult personal obstacles. Jessica is an actress, comedian writer, and producer. She and her best friend and frequent collaborator Lennon Parham created the shows Best Friends Forever and Playing House. Jessica has played recurring roles on television shows such as Veep, Weeds, The McCarthys, Marry Me, American Housewife, Worst Week, and United States Of Tara. Her work in film includes roles in Bridesmaids, She's Out of My League, Afternoon Delight, and Enough Said. Jessica has a recurring role on the Netflix comedy series Space Force as the structural engineer and civil contractor Kelly King. Jessica and June Diane Raphael have a wildly popular podcast called The Deep Dive, soon to be celebrating their one-year anniversary!

Heidi and Ellen are thrilled to be in conversation with the wonderful Jessica St. Clair, talking about the astrology of three of her most impactful career moments and the courageous ways she navigated difficult personal obstacles. Jessica is an actress, comedian writer, and producer. She and her best friend and frequent collaborator Lennon Parham created the shows Best Friends Forever and Playing House. Jessica has played recurring roles on television shows such as Veep, Weeds, The McCarthys, Marry Me, American Housewife, Worst Week, and United States Of Tara. Her work in film includes roles in Bridesmaids, She's Out of My League, Afternoon Delight, and Enough Said. Jessica has a recurring role on the Netflix comedy series Space Force as the structural engineer and civil contractor Kelly King. Jessica and June Diane Raphael have a wildly popular podcast called The Deep Dive, soon to be celebrating their one-year anniversary!

Ep 65 The Courage to Dive Deep with Jessica St. Clair

Heidi and Ellen welcome Taurus. With the planet Venus front and center, it is a month of manifestation, beauty, appreciation, and sensory aliveness. It is also a month when we can call upon the will to move mountains. Financial abundance is also deeply connected to Taurus. This is a time to attract resources and build things of beauty. Later in the podcast, Ellen and Heidi talk about the birthdays of the many comedians born under the sign of Taurus including Jerry Seinfeld; Stephen Colbert; George Carlin; John Oliver; George Lopez; Tina Fey; and Carol Burnett.

Heidi and Ellen welcome Taurus. With the planet Venus front and center, it is a month of manifestation, beauty, appreciation, and sensory aliveness. It is also a month when we can call upon the will to move mountains. Financial abundance is also deeply connected to Taurus. This is a time to attract resources and build things of beauty. Later in the podcast, Ellen and Heidi talk about the birthdays of the many comedians born under the sign of Taurus including Jerry Seinfeld; Stephen Colbert; George Carlin; John Oliver; George Lopez; Tina Fey; and Carol Burnett.

Ep 64 Welcoming Taurus

Heidi and Ellen talk about movies and shows they are watching, specifically Pamela Aldon’s Better Things and their mutual love for that series (5:52).   Then they take questions from Scott and Ericka.  After a 20 year break, Scott is returning to graduate school to get his degree in clinical psychology to be a therapist.  He wants to be sure to focus on learning the content and also the nuts and bolts of building a successful practice. (9:03).  Ericka is an actress and is feeling frustrated by the struggle of that pursuit. She wonders if she will eventually feel alignment and breathing room (19:35). Other resources include the financial consultant, Megan deBoer at Tended Wealth (14:29), and the book, Maybe You Should Talk to Someone by Lori Gottlieb (15:06).

Heidi and Ellen talk about movies and shows they are watching, specifically Pamela Aldon’s Better Things and their mutual love for that series (5:52).   Then they take questions from Scott and Ericka.  After a 20 year break, Scott is returning to graduate school to get his degree in clinical psychology to be a therapist.  He wants to be sure to focus on learning the content and also the nuts and bolts of building a successful practice. (9:03).  Ericka is an actress and is feeling frustrated by the struggle of that pursuit. She wonders if she will eventually feel alignment and breathing room (19:35). Other resources include the financial consultant, Megan deBoer at Tended Wealth (14:29), and the book, Maybe You Should Talk to Someone by Lori Gottlieb (15:06).

Ep 63 More Love Letters

Heidi and Ellen open the episode by talking about Heidi’s latest retreat, the Academy Awards, the movie Belfast, the series Winning Time: The Rise of the Laker’s Dynasty; and the return of Bridgerton. They then take questions from Louise and Karen. Louise loves to collaborate and come up with great ideas to help the greater good.  She has recently discovered a passion for working in the documentary world, but can’t figure out where to go with it. Karen is at a crossroads career-wise. Having spent her life chasing and achieving big goals, she is in a season where she is examining herself on a much deeper level. She has been studying astrology, doing Kundalini yoga, meditating, and journaling very consistently for the past twelve months, and for the first time in her life, pursuing a path while having no idea of the destination. 

Heidi and Ellen open the episode by talking about Heidi’s latest retreat, the Academy Awards, the movie Belfast, the series Winning Time: The Rise of the Laker’s Dynasty; and the return of Bridgerton. They then take questions from Louise and Karen. Louise loves to collaborate and come up with great ideas to help the greater good.  She has recently discovered a passion for working in the documentary world, but can’t figure out where to go with it. Karen is at a crossroads career-wise. Having spent her life chasing and achieving big goals, she is in a season where she is examining herself on a much deeper level. She has been studying astrology, doing Kundalini yoga, meditating, and journaling very consistently for the past twelve months, and for the first time in her life, pursuing a path while having no idea of the destination.

Ep 62 Ready to Reinvent

Heidi and Ellen welcome Aries, the start of the astrological year. It’s time for the season of fresh starts and bold initiatives. Spring is in the air and we all get a new lease on life. This is the season of plunging in, leading the way, and launching the new. It is also Heidi’s birthday month and Ellen interviews her about the sign and all the ways that being an Aries have shaped her life. Heidi reads the beautiful poem A Morning Offering by John O’Donohue.

Heidi and Ellen welcome Aries, the start of the astrological year. It’s time for the season of fresh starts and bold initiatives. Spring is in the air and we all get a new lease on life. This is the season of plunging in, leading the way, and launching the new. It is also Heidi’s birthday month and Ellen interviews her about the sign and all the ways that being an Aries have shaped her life. Heidi reads the beautiful poem A Morning Offering by John O’Donohue.

Ep 61 Welcoming Aries

Vera Santamaria

Heidi and Ellen are in conversation with Vera Santamaria. They look at three big moments in Vera's life and the career serendipity and astrology that supported her. Vera is an extraordinarily talented feature and television writer whose career spans multiple genres and two countries.  Most recently, she was an Executive Producer / Writer on Hulu's second season of PEN15, sharing in the series' 2021 Emmy nomination for Outstanding Comedy and WGA Award nomination for Best Comedy. In addition to writing for Marvel Studios and Apple TV+’s upcoming star-studded anthology series, ROAR, last year she also penned her first feature, a sought-after original comedy sold to 20th Century Fox. Her other television work includes the critically acclaimed Orange Is The New Black, BoJack Horseman, Playing House, and Community.  In Canada, she wrote for Degrassi: The Next Generation and Little Mosque on the Prairie ultimately landing her own series loosely based on her life, How To Be Indie.

Heidi and Ellen are in conversation with Vera Santamaria. They look at three big moments in Vera's life and the career serendipity and astrology that supported her. Vera is an extraordinarily talented feature and television writer whose career spans multiple genres and two countries.  Most recently, she was an Executive Producer / Writer on Hulu's second season of PEN15, sharing in the series' 2021 Emmy nomination for Outstanding Comedy and WGA Award nomination for Best Comedy. In addition to writing for Marvel Studios and Apple TV+’s upcoming star-studded anthology series, ROAR, last year she also penned her first feature, a sought-after original comedy sold to 20th Century Fox. Her other television work includes the critically acclaimed Orange Is The New Black, BoJack Horseman, Playing House, and Community.  In Canada, she wrote for Degrassi: The Next Generation and Little Mosque on the Prairie ultimately landing her own series loosely based on her life, How To Be Indie.

Ep 60 Creative Serendipity with Vera Santamaria

Heidi and Ellen talk to Francesca and Sharon. Francesca is an Executive Assistant. It is work that she loves. She also loves creative projects, such as knitting, needlepoint, and interior design. She feels pulled between those two worlds and wonders how to find a better harmony (8:35). Sharon and her husband are contemplating a move from Florida to South Carolina. While the move is coherent personally, it would mean being further from her family. She wonders if this is the right time for a big change (18:54). The movies and series talked about this week include The Gilded Age (1:21); Drive My Car (2:50); The Dropout (5:23); and Better Things (5:34). They also talk about Chef Jose Andres nonprofit World Central Kitchen which is serving hundreds of thousands of meals to the Ukrainian refugees. Donate if you can (6:15).

Heidi and Ellen talk to Francesca and Sharon. Francesca is an Executive Assistant. It is work that she loves. She also loves creative projects, such as knitting, needlepoint, and interior design. She feels pulled between those two worlds and wonders how to find a better harmony (8:35). Sharon and her husband are contemplating a move from Florida to South Carolina. While the move is coherent personally, it would mean being further from her family. She wonders if this is the right time for a big change (18:54). The movies and series talked about this week include The Gilded Age (1:21); Drive My Car (2:50); The Dropout (5:23); and Better Things (5:34). They also talk about Chef Jose Andres nonprofit World Central Kitchen which is serving hundreds of thousands of meals to the Ukrainian refugees. Donate if you can (6:15).

Ep 59 Tug of War

Heidi and Ellen open this week’s show sharing the movies and television series they are watching.  These include the Danish Animated documentary Flee (9:36); the documentary Julia (10:39); and the coming of age Norwegian comedy/drama, The Worst Person in the World (10:54). They then take questions from Kirsten and Angie.  Kirsten has been a litigation attorney for the past 8 years and finds herself drawn to something softer and more metaphysical.  She wants a career that is more aligned to her soul (14:19).  Angie has been a registered nurse for the past 13 years and she is in the process of becoming a Nurse Practitioner.  She feels at a crossroads. She is drawn to melanoma research and also hospice work, yet she also wants to work from home so she can be closer to her family (24:01).

Heidi and Ellen open this week’s show sharing the movies and television series they are watching.  These include the Danish Animated documentary Flee (9:36); the documentary Julia (10:39); and the coming of age Norwegian comedy/drama, The Worst Person in the World (10:54). They then take questions from Kirsten and Angie.  Kirsten has been a litigation attorney for the past 8 years and finds herself drawn to something softer and more metaphysical.  She wants a career that is more aligned to her soul (14:19).  Angie has been a registered nurse for the past 13 years and she is in the process of becoming a Nurse Practitioner.  She feels at a crossroads. She is drawn to melanoma research and also hospice work, yet she also wants to work from home so she can be closer to her family (24:01).

Ep 58 Journeys

A few days late, but in classic Pisces fashion, Heidi and Ellen swim in the waters of this fluid sign. Pisces is the sign of artistry, intuition, imagination. compassion, love, sensitivity, and deep listening. Neptune and Jupiter are together in Pisces for the for first time since 1856, which allows us to be extra dreamy, expansive and creative. They talk about what it what it is like to have a Pisces sun, moon, and rising sign and the many people that exhibit these various combinations (23:15).  Heidi ends the episode reading one of her latest poems, You are a Poem (37:09). 

A few days late, but in classic Pisces fashion, Heidi and Ellen swim in the waters of this fluid sign. Pisces is the sign of artistry, intuition, imagination. compassion, love, sensitivity, and deep listening. Neptune and Jupiter are together in Pisces for the for first time since 1856, which allows us to be extra dreamy, expansive and creative. They talk about what it what it is like to have a Pisces sun, moon, and rising sign and the many people that exhibit these various combinations (23:15).  Heidi ends the episode reading one of her latest poems, You are a Poem (37:09).

Ep 57 Welcoming Pisces

Chart your Career is a podcast from Heidi Rose Robbins and Ellen Fondiler. Each podcast episode explores a question from two listeners as they try to navigate their dilemmas about career choices and life purpose. Heidi works deeply with the language and guidance of astrology while Ellen offers inspiring, actionable, practical next career steps. They help listeners reimagine how to best design your life and call in renewal, reinvention and a new chapter.

Chart Your Career

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