• CRANK THE 3RD: Exploring the entrepreneurial + creative side of life post 50

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CRANK THE 3RD: Exploring the entrepreneurial + creative side of life post 50

著者: Trevor Young
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  • CRANK THE 3RD is a weekly podcast in which we explore the entrepreneurial and creative side of life post 50.

    You've survived the first two professional chapters of your lives - 20s to mid-30s (chapter 1) and mid-30s and through your 40s (chapter 2).

    Welcome to the 3rd chapter! By this stage of your professional life, you've seen a lot, done most things, made some cash, expanded your horizons and probably are more comfortable in your skin than at any other time.

    But it’s not necessarily all sunshine and roses either. At some stage, many of us reach a point where we ask: “Is that all there is?”

    While we have oodles of experience under our belts and are a lot more sure of ourselves and confident in our own abilities, we also live in a fast-paced volatile world.

    Technology is ever-changing, and the AI wave has only just begun. A sense of uncertainty is never far away. We know that if we stand still, we run the risk of losing relevance.

    No matter how savvy, experienced and connected we are, certain challenges remain.

    But on the upside, the number of opportunities staring us in the face is enormous, and unprecedented!

    The goal of CRANK THE 3RD is to inspire energised, forward-thinking 50 and 60-somethings to continue to think expansively and creatively about their current situation, and to ponder, plot and plan the exciting road they have ahead of them.

    You’ve put in the hard yards: now it’s time to capitalise!

    Let’s dive in!

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CRANK THE 3RD is a weekly podcast in which we explore the entrepreneurial and creative side of life post 50.

You've survived the first two professional chapters of your lives - 20s to mid-30s (chapter 1) and mid-30s and through your 40s (chapter 2).

Welcome to the 3rd chapter! By this stage of your professional life, you've seen a lot, done most things, made some cash, expanded your horizons and probably are more comfortable in your skin than at any other time.

But it’s not necessarily all sunshine and roses either. At some stage, many of us reach a point where we ask: “Is that all there is?”

While we have oodles of experience under our belts and are a lot more sure of ourselves and confident in our own abilities, we also live in a fast-paced volatile world.

Technology is ever-changing, and the AI wave has only just begun. A sense of uncertainty is never far away. We know that if we stand still, we run the risk of losing relevance.

No matter how savvy, experienced and connected we are, certain challenges remain.

But on the upside, the number of opportunities staring us in the face is enormous, and unprecedented!

The goal of CRANK THE 3RD is to inspire energised, forward-thinking 50 and 60-somethings to continue to think expansively and creatively about their current situation, and to ponder, plot and plan the exciting road they have ahead of them.

You’ve put in the hard yards: now it’s time to capitalise!

Let’s dive in!

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Follow Trevor on Twitter

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  • 296: Men's midlife challenges: Finding meaning & purpose after 50 - with Paul Sutton
    2025/03/19

    In this episode of the podcast, host Trevor Young is joined by Paul Sutton, an independent social and digital marketing consultant and host of the Middle Man podcast.

    Paul's podcast sideline focuses on helping midlife men and their partners navigate the challenges of midlife to lead more fulfilling lives.

    Throughout their conversation, Paul shares insights into his personal journey of self-discovery and how it led to the creation of his podcast.

    He discusses the lack of resources available for men during the midlife transition and how the Middle Man podcast aims to fill that gap by covering topics such as mental health, physical wellness, and modern masculinity.

    Trevor and Paul dive into the importance of understanding one's purpose and passion, especially in midlife.

    Paul reflects on overcoming depression and the feeling of being directionless, leading him to start the podcast as an experiment.

    The episode also touches on how societal changes and the redefinition of masculinity impact men today.

    Paul emphasises the importance of building a movement to support midlife men by creating a platform for open dialogue and sharing experiences.

    Whether you're exploring a new phase of life or seeking ways to connect with your own passions, this episode provides valuable perspectives and practical advice for anyone navigating midlife transitions.

    Tune in to hear more about Paul's journey, the inspiration behind Middle Man, and the lessons he's learned along the way.

    Likewise, if you're interested in starting a podcast as a sideline 'passion play', Paul also shares some great tips and insights on this front as well.

    CHECK OUT THE MIDDLE MAN PODCAST - https://middlemanpodcast.com/

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    51 分
  • 295: Becoming more audacious in today's AI world: a guide for business owners over 50 - with Mark Schaefer
    2025/03/05

    In a world increasingly dominated by artificial intelligence and automation, it's easy to feel like we're losing our edge as human professionals.

    But what if I told you that the key to standing out and thriving in this AI-driven landscape isn't about competing with machines, but rather embracing our uniquely human qualities?

    This is the theme of this fascinating conversation with Mark Schaefer, a marketing strategy consultant, keynote speaker, and author of the newly-released book, Audacious: How Humans Win in an AI Marketing World.

    Mark's insights shed light on how we can leverage human connection and creativity to carve out our niche in a rapidly evolving business landscape.

    At the heart of Mark's philosophy is the concept of being audacious.

    But what does that really mean in the context of our professional lives? It's not about grand gestures or risky stunts. Instead, it's about creating moments of awe in our everyday interactions and work.

    Mark defines audacity as "something that creates a moment of awe in your life." It's about doing something that makes people sit up and take notice, something that sparks curiosity and connection.

    In a world where AI can churn out competent work at lightning speed, it's these human touches that truly set us apart.

    Also touched on during this conversation is Mark's own journey, how he started blogging at age 49 and how it changed his life immeasurably.

    Inspiring stuff!

    Here are a few quotes from Mark:

    • "You can't outsmart AI. You have to out human AI."
    • "What's a little thing we can do to add awe to someone's day? To just create that spark of an emotional connection between us."
    • "The great mindset today is to do something so interesting, so generous, so unmissable that other people can't wait to talk about it, because those are the great storytellers and that is what is believed."

    VISIT MARK'S WEBSITE - https://businessesgrow.com/

    If you like what you hear on the podcast, I'd love it if you could rate and review the show via your podcast app (especially if you're on Apple Podcasts) - thank you!

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    50 分
  • 294: Embracing change in your 50s - how Karen Muldoon made the leap from corporate sales to health practitioner
    2025/02/21

    Are you feeling stuck in your corporate career, yearning for a change that aligns with your passions?

    Karen Muldoon's journey from tech executive to functional nutrition practitioner might just be the inspiration you need!

    In this episode, I sit down with Karen to explore her transition from a successful 30-year career in the corporate world to launching her own business focused on helping professional women navigate menopause.

    We discuss the challenges, triumphs, and valuable lessons learned along the way.

    Embracing a new path

    Karen shares insights on:

    • The moment she realised it was time for a career change
    • How her personal health journey sparked a new passion
    • The importance of continuous learning and investing in yourself

    Building a business from scratch

    We delve into:

    • The process of choosing the right educational program
    • Strategies for launching an online business, including the use of social media advertising
    • The power of community and creating a safe space for clients

    Overcoming challenges and self-doubt

    Karen offers advice on:

    • Dealing with the fear of putting yourself 'out there' online
    • The importance of perseverance in the face of setbacks
    • How to leverage your existing skills in a new industry

    Whether you're contemplating a career change or looking to start your own business, this conversation offers valuable insights and practical tips.

    Karen's story demonstrates that it's never too late to pursue your passions and make a meaningful impact in the world.

    Key takeaways:

    • The value of investing in coaching and education when starting a new venture
    • How to build an online presence and attract clients through various platforms
    • The importance of giving yourself time to grow and evolve in your new role

    If you're ready to explore new possibilities and take control of your professional future, this episode is a must-listen.

    Karen's journey proves that with passion, determination, and the right support, it's possible to create a fulfilling career change while in your 50s.

    Connect with Karen on LinkedIn

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    58 分

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