The Second Chapter
Slackline ProductionsA reminder that it’s never too late to start your next chapter. On The Second Chapter, serial careerist Kristin Duffy chats with women who started the second (or third... or fifth!) chapter in their careers and lives, after 35. You'll find inspiring stories, have a few laughs, and maybe even be motivated to turn the page on your own second chapter! The Second Chapter is brought to you by Slackline... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 112 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | Personal JournalsBusinessSociety & CultureCareers | ||||
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I started to listen to The Second Chapter interview with Stephanie Oram, looked at my clock, and 42 minutes had passed! As a woman who’s reinvented herself several times, I enjoy learning from others who’ve changed course in mid-life. Brave to all!
Apple Podcasts5Cookie Bieler
United States3 years ago - Everyone needs to hear this
As I get older I’m always battling this inner voice saying I’ve wasted too much time, wishing I’d started this or that sooner. Hearing these voices of women achieving a new dream, changing gears, it’s something I really need to hear. The important thing - she gets top level guests, and she’s a great interviewer.
Apple Podcasts5Pop EtymologyUnited States4 years ago - Perfect female power pod!
Inspiring and such a great listen!
Apple Podcasts5Mxsandy12United States4 years ago - So friggen important
LOVE this podcast. Love the host. Love the guests. Love the discussions. We are our stories, and goddess knows, the world needs more of them by and about women!!
Apple Podcasts5JerseyCarnyGirlUnited States4 years ago - Great Interviewing Style
I’ve listened to a few interviews and have enjoyed them. I’ll be backtracking to listen to more!
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