Leaving Wall Street & Becoming Your Own Boss, Recovery After A Brain Injury, Postpartum Depression, and More with The Freckled Foodie

The Dream Bigger Podcast

Siffat Haider

Fashion, Creativity, Beauty, Healthyeating, Business, Creative, Entrepreneur, Health, Skincare, Health & Fitness, Skincaretips, Fitness, Interviews, Wellness, Exercise

4.8 • 625 Ratings

🗓️ 6 September 2022

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

On today’s episode, I’m chatting with the podcast host and blogger of Freckled Foodie, Cameron Rogers. Cameron started her blog Freckled Foodie back in 2018 as a space to exhibit her passion for food while working her full-time job on Wall Street. After suffering a tragic accident, Cameron decided to leave her corporate job and take on Freckled Foodie full-time which has now grown into an open space for conversations surrounding mental health, wellness, motherhood and popular culture. Making the jump from a secure job to pursuing your passion can be difficult. Cameron shares how she decided to take the leap and provides tangible tips and steps on how to plan for a career transition. She also talks on her experience recovering from a brain injury, working in a male dominated industry, postpartum depression, and so much more.

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0:00.0	The following podcast is a dear media production.
0:03.9	Hi, I'm Sif Heider, the founder of Farray.
0:06.9	I'm a wellness entrepreneur and digital creator, and this is my show, The Dream Bigger
0:11.3	podcast. Listen, I love dreaming big, but you know what I love more?
0:16.2	Actually having the resources to make those big dreams happen.
0:19.9	And hey, dreams can sometimes be private
0:22.2	jets, but other times they can look a little something like having the best skin of your
0:27.0	damn life or starting a successful business or delving into spirituality. So on this podcast,
0:33.7	I chat with experts and thought leaders from different fields about their tips and tricks on doing exactly that. So let's get right into it.
0:45.9	Hello, hello, friends, and welcome back to another episode of the Dream Bigger podcast.
0:50.3	So today's guest is Cameron Rogers, the brains behind Freckled Foodie.
0:55.1	Her story is one that is kind of unlike others that I've had on here.
1:00.8	She used to work on Wall Street and then had a terrible, terrible car accident which left her with brain injuries.
1:07.8	And from there, she found her passion and took it full time, which was
1:11.9	freckled foodie, which was back then a food blog, which then turned into her stories around
1:18.2	motherhood and mental health. And she has an insanely engaged audience. She's very, very real.
1:23.9	She doesn't sugarcoat things. And I think it's a really, really interesting story.
1:28.2	She also has a great podcast called Freckled Foodian Friends. And I was actually on it.
1:33.7	And it was a great conversation. So, you know, I think we bounce around a lot. This podcast in
1:39.9	particular talks about what it's like to make the transition from a very lucrative full-time job
1:45.4	to working for yourself on a blog. And, you know, this is something that I think a lot of you
1:51.0	are quite interested in, especially because working in social media or as a blogger can
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