Topic: Career Transition

Career Transition comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from March 2012 to May 2025.

March 2012 May 2025

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THC+TV Announcement & Update
• 12:14 - 13:04

THC+TV Announcement & Update

Departure of Longtime Editor Justin, Professional Recommendation

Justin, the longtime editor for The Higherside Chats, is transitioning out of his role as the show moves to in-house studio editing. The host expresses gratitude for Justin's years of service and offers to provide his contact information to other podcasters seeking a proven editor. This change marks a shift from a family-and-friend-based editing process to a professional studio team.

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THC 73: Richard Bandler | Neuro-Linguistic Programming & Mental Mastery
• 19:43 - 22:50

THC 73: Richard Bandler | Neuro-Linguistic Programming & Mental Mastery

Career Transitions and the Difference Between Thinking and Remembering

Advice is provided for individuals seeking to leave unfulfilling jobs, emphasizing the need for a "transition model" rather than abrupt unemployment. Bandler distinguishes between "thinking" (planning and logic) and "remembering" (replaying past failures or fears). He cites examples of a dermatologist leaving practice due to Obamacare regulations and a dock worker training to become an x-ray technician to illustrate structured career shifts.

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THC 18: Joey Diaz, Mike Maxwell, & Frankie Parkes | Planning the Revolution
• 14:38 - 17:10

THC 18: Joey Diaz, Mike Maxwell, & Frankie Parkes | Planning the Revolution

Joey Diaz on Prison, Comedy, and Personal Redemption

Joey Diaz recounts his journey from attempting a traditional "American Dream" lifestyle to finding his path in comedy after a stint in prison. Following a divorce and the loss of his material possessions, he committed to a career in stand-up, enduring 18 months of homelessness and sleeping in his car. He emphasizes that living one's dream is more valuable than financial security or societal expectations.