
You Already Know How: The Power of Transferable Skills
About this episode
Leslie Youngblood speaks with Jennifer Oliva, founder and CEO of Jen Oliva Media, about the importance of recognizing and leveraging transferable skills in business. They discuss the challenges women face in acknowledging their worth and the need for self-advocacy. Jennifer shares her journey from a career in network news to entrepreneurship, emphasizing the value of storytelling and the importance of supporting one another in the business world. The conversation encourages women to embrace their unique experiences and skills, take chances, and pursue their passions.
About Our Guest
- Jennifer Oliva, Founder and CEO
- Jen Oliva Media
- Follow Jennifer on LinkedIn
- Follow Jen Oliva Media on LinkedIn
Key Takeaways
- Transferable skills are crucial for career transitions.
- Women often underestimate their own abilities and skills.
- Self-advocacy is essential for success in business.
- Storytelling is a powerful tool in communication.
- Recognizing your unique value can open new opportunities.
- Taking chances can lead to unexpected career paths.
- Experience in one field can be valuable in another.
Keywords: transferable skills, women in business, entrepreneurship, self-doubt, storytelling, career transition, women empowerment, PR, personal branding, value recognition
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