Leaping without a Plan B with Tess Vigeland

The Unmistakable Creative Podcast

• Episode: Leaping without a Plan B with Tess Vigeland
• Website: The Unmistakable Creative Podcast
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• Duration: 01:08:40
• Published: 2016-02-24 01:00

Tess Vigeland, veteran radio producer and former anchor for public radio’s Marketplace, join us to discuss her story of leaping without a plan B.

Highlights 

• Developing an awareness of the moments we fall in love with our work
• The challenges of coming up with your own definitions of success
• Why we all don’t have to be special
• The mentality that sets us up to feel like failures
• How definitions of success change over the course of our lives and our careers
• Lessons in mastery from more than 20 years in radio
• Navigating loss of identity that comes with significant changes in your life
• Navigating the psychological challenges of leaping into uncertainty

Books and Resources

• Tess’s talk at the World Domination Summit
• Leap without a Plan B

Quotes

Everybody doesn’t have a calling, but why should they? @tessvigeland via @unmistakableCR

You have one life to live. Live it the way you want to live it. @tessvigeland via @unmistakableCR

You can’t be a journalist if you don’t have a curious mind. @tessvigeland via @unmistakableCR

There’s a great responsibility to making sure people are informed about their world. @tessvigeland via @unmistakableCR

People back from the cliff because they can’t imagine who they are without what they do.

If the self-help books worked, we wouldn’t have so many of them.

Tess Vigeland is a veteran journalist, and a well-known voice to millions of American radio listeners. She is the CEO of Tess Vigeland Productions, a Los Angeles-based multi-media company. Tess spent 11 years as an anchor for public radio’s Marketplace, including six hosting the personal finance show Marketplace Money. Her first book, titled “Leap: Leaving A Job With No Plan B to Find the Career and Life You Really Want,” was published in August 2015, by Random House Harmony.

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