In this engaging episode, we dive into the world of self-confidence with Leslie Randolph, a self-confidence coach for teenage girls. Leslie shares her insights on how self-confidence is cultivated from within, emphasizing the importance of loving, trusting, and believing in oneself. We explore the impact of social media on self-esteem, the challenges of perfectionism, and the journey of embracing discomfort to grow. Join us as we discuss the power of self-awareness and the role of social media in shaping our perceptions. Key topics include self-confidence, social media influence, and personal growth. Keywords: self-confidence, social media, personal growth, teenage coaching, self-awareness.

Key Topics Covered:

• Social Media's Impact on Self-Esteem
• Overcoming Perfectionism
• Embracing Deliberate Discomfort for Growth
• The Role of Self-Awareness

Keywords:

Teens, Teen self-confidence, Self-confidence, Gen Z, Gen X, mothers and daughters

Connect with our guest, Leslie Randolph:

https://www.confidencecoachforgirls.com/

https://www.instagram.com/the_coach_chronicles/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/leslie-randolph-b837bb191/

https://www.facebook.com/CoachChronicles/

Listen to her podcast, "Why Didn't They Tell Us":

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/why-didnt-they-tell-us/id1656153036

In this episode, Jenna and Shane Shaps welcome Lindsey Dann, a recent Indiana University graduate working in corporate communications in New York City. They discuss the transition from college to the professional world, the challenges of maintaining friendships, and the impact of social media on post-grad life. Lindsey shares her experiences of networking, the hybrid work model, and the perceptions of Gen Z in the workplace. The conversation highlights the importance of adaptability and the evolving nature of relationships in the digital age.

Takeaways

• Maintaining friendships requires effort and creativity, especially post-college.
• TikTok serves as a valuable tool for finding social activities and recommendations.
• Networking is crucial for career success; students should leverage connections.
• Gen Z is often misunderstood regarding their work ethic and capabilities.
• Social media can create a highlight reel that doesn't reflect real life.
• Hybrid work models are becoming the norm in many industries.
• Building relationships in a new city often involves friends of friends.
• It's important to separate work and personal spaces for productivity.
• The ability to discern truth in social media is a strength of Gen Z.

Keywords

New York, post-college, networking, Gen Z, social media, career advice, friendships, hybrid work, life transitions, communications

In this engaging episode, Jenna and Shane welcome Kenny Marcum, owner of 301 Interactive Marketing as their guest. The conversation delves into the evolving landscape of digital marketing, focusing on the impact of AI on search and social media strategies. Kenny shares insights on how AI is transforming traditional SEO practices, emphasizing the importance of earned content and third-party citations. Jenna adds a fresh perspective on the integration of AI in everyday tasks, highlighting its potential in e-commerce and personal convenience. The episode also touches on the significance of diversifying review platforms beyond Google to enhance visibility in AI-driven search results. With a blend of professional insights and personal anecdotes, this episode offers valuable takeaways for marketers and consumers navigating the digital age.

Keywords:

1. AI in Marketing
2. Digital Marketing Strategies
3. SEO and AI
4. Earned Content
5. Third-Party Citations
6. Social Media Trends
7. E-commerce and AI
8. Diversifying Review Platforms
9. ChatGPT in Business
10. AI-driven Search Results

In this episode, Jenna and Shane discuss the use of Life360 and other tracking apps, sharing personal stories and opinions on privacy, safety, and convenience. They explore generational differences in attitudes towards tracking, the impact of social media on perceptions, and the balance between safety and privacy.

Takeaways:

1. Life360 is used for safety and convenience, not surveillance.
2. Generational views on tracking apps vary significantly.
3. Tracking apps can provide peace of mind in emergencies.
4. Social media can amplify fears and misinformation.
5. Trust and communication are key in using tracking apps.
6. Tracking apps can be a tool for mutual safety among friends.
7. The balance between privacy and safety is a personal choice.
8. Technology has changed how families communicate and stay connected.
9. Tracking apps are often misunderstood as tools for control.
10. Open discussions about tracking apps can ease concerns.

Keywords:

Life360, tracking apps, privacy, safety, generational differences, social media, family dynamics, convenience, technology, college life

In this engaging conversation, Jenna and Shane Shaps and their guest, Heather of Adulting 101 Masterclass, discuss the challenges faced by young adults in today's job market, the importance of networking, and the generational differences in work-life balance. They explore how Gen Z navigates career aspirations, the role of influencers, and the significance of leveraging connections. Heather is a talent management expert who shares insights on preparing young professionals for the workforce and the evolving dynamics of parenting in relation to career readiness.

Keywords

podcast, job market, networking, Gen Z, work-life balance, influencers, LinkedIn, parenting, career readiness, landline

Takeaways

Creative energy is essential for the world.
Networking is crucial for young adults seeking jobs.
Gen Z values work-life balance and mental health.
The job market is challenging for entry-level positions.
Parents should help their children leverage connections.
LinkedIn is a powerful tool for building professional networks.
Understanding unwritten workplace rules is vital for success.
The return of landlines may reflect changing parenting styles.
Influencers shape Gen Z's career aspirations.
Teaching independence is key to preparing young adults.

This one is all about friendship.

We welcome our guest, Nina Badzin host of the Dear Nina Podcast, who has extensive experience in writing and podcasting about friendship. She shares valuable insights on building meaningful connections, recognizing when to end a friendship, and the significance of reciprocity in relationships. The discussion emphasizes personal growth, the challenges of navigating friendships in new environments, and the lessons learned through experience.

Key Takeaways you’ll get from consuming this episode:

- Friendship should be enjoyable, not overly burdensome.

- Proximity and shared interests are crucial for building friendships.

- Ending a friendship can be difficult but necessary.

- Social media can both support and hinder friendships.

- Reciprocity in friendships is essential for balance.

- It’s important to recognize when a friendship is one-sided.

- Parental involvement can complicate children’s friendships.

- College is a time for personal growth and learning about friendships.

As always we share Jenna’s favorite social media trend and Shane’s top post from the college parent Facebook groups.

Tune in and be sure to share it, rate and review it!

Keywords

podcast, friendship, social media, relationships, advice, personal growth, reciprocity, navigating friendships, podcasting tips, building connections

Summary

In this episode of the Social Dialogue Podcast, hosts Shane and Jenna Shaps welcome marketing expert Lindsay Pinchuk. They discuss the evolution of social media marketing, the importance of building community through in-person connections, and the balance between personal and professional life on social media. Lindsay shares valuable insights on networking and career advice for the next generation, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and engagement in both business and personal interactions.

Takeaways

• College is a time to enjoy and not stress about jobs.
• Networking is crucial; talk to everyone you meet.
• Authenticity in social media builds trust and community.
• Building a business requires showing up consistently.
• In-person connections enhance online engagement.
• Social media strategies must adapt to changes.
• The importance of community in entrepreneurship.
• Work-life balance is essential for personal fulfillment.
• Mentorship and guidance can shape career paths.
• Success is earned through hard work and dedication.

Guest

Lindsay Pinchuk

https://www.lindsaypinchuk.com/contact

https://www.instagram.com/dearfoundher

https://www.instagram.com/lindsaypinchuk

Keywords
college life, entrepreneurship, social media, marketing strategies, community building, authenticity, networking, advice for students

Two generations, one conversation.

Shane (age 52) and Jenna (age 21) are a mother/daughter team who both work in the world of social media management. Our show let's us share our different perspectives on life today, including trends, fashion, friendships and career, and how social media impacts it all.

In our second episode we talk about what it's like to enter a new chapter of life:

Shane has recently become an empty nester (aka "bird launcher") and Jenna is on the precipice of graduating college.

Our social channels for the show are just getting started. You can find us on Instagram and Facebook soon.