Answering Your Career Questions!

Boob Sweat With Katie Sturino

Katie Sturino

Society & Culture

4.8 • 845 Ratings

🗓️ 29 March 2022

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Are you looking to strike a balance between traditional “success” and personal fulfillment? Are you looking to take a break from work but not sure how long is too long? Are you looking to ‘test’ a new career while not giving up your current job? This episode is for you!

This week, we’re answering all of your questions about career changes! To help answer your questions, talk about the ‘great resignation’, and discuss the changing career landscape, I brought on Bea Kim, a career coach who helps people find their life purpose.

She serves primarily founders, high potential leaders, and executives, but also helps larger companies like Google and PG&E. Along with coaching, Bea co-founded Awaken, a leading provider of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion education programs that go beyond just “checking the box.”

Bea also pursues her passion for helping the next generation of women leaders as a group coach for the Stanford Graduate School of Business, facilitating deep conversation for the Women in Management program.

You can find Bea at beakim.com

You can follow Katie at @katiesturino and @megabababe

Have any questions or comments? Email us at [email protected] or leave us a voicemail at 201-701-1575.

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Resources related to this conversation:

The Mom Project is committed to helping women remain active in the workforce at every stage of their journey, and work with employers who are committed to designing and supporting a better workplace. Check out the video Bea made with them on Parental Burnout here.

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For a limited time, Boob Sweat listeners can use code BOOBSWEAT15 at checkout for 15% off your order at megababebeauty.com!

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This podcast was produced by Wonder Wheel Media and Madison Higley

Transcript

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0:00.0	This episode of Boob Sweat is brought to you by Megabab. If you didn't already know, I founded my
0:05.3	personal care brand Megababab a few years ago to solve real problems with cute solutions.
0:11.6	Even though I founded the brand, I am not qualified to do every single job, which is why I hire
0:15.9	wonderful people like our customer service wizard, Britt. I've brought Britt on here to help answer a question.
0:22.6	Hi, Britt. Hey, Katie. All right, Britt. Go ahead. Bonnie said she's a super sweaty girl and she asked how
0:29.5	we can help with sweat that's showing through her clothes. Bonnie, Bonnie, Bonnie, Bonnie, have I got some
0:34.9	answers for you? We have several different solutions, starting with our
0:38.6	bust dust, which is a hands-free way to apply our telk-free powder into your bra. You just literally
0:45.5	pump it in there. It was the second product that we launched with. We also have our dust puff,
0:50.5	which helps making apply powder to your body really easy because it helps with the mess.
0:57.1	It also puts the powder on really evenly.
0:59.8	Our dust puff is kind of awesome.
1:02.0	And if you're not into powder, we actually have a cool product called magic powder.
1:07.3	I know it says powder in the name, but it's actually a lotion.
1:10.6	You apply it in a thin layer and it dries with a powder finish.
1:14.5	I put it right under my boobs and sometimes under my butt cheeks.
1:18.2	It's awesome.
1:19.7	And don't forget, we also have body dust, which is the same great formula as our bust dust,
1:24.9	but with a different applicator.
1:26.5	So if you're not a fan of the pump,
1:27.9	this comes with the sprinkle applicator so you can easily apply it anywhere that you experience
1:32.4	sweat throughout the day. Britt, you're right. Body dust. Of course, duh. Thank you so much for
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