On The Brink With Andi Simon

Hear how to keep your seat at your own table that you build for yourself What I love about my guest today, Nori Jabba, is that when she hit a brick wall—in her case, a series of job rejections—she pivoted and wrote a book about the whole job-search process and dealing with mulltiple rejections, called Keeping Your Seat at the Table. Now she’s writing a second book but actually she’s not writing it, everybody else is writing it. It will be a compilation of other people’s stories about their journeys and their seats at the table. Want to contribute? Contact Nori on her website keepingyourseat.com. Listen and learn how to build your own table. Watch and listen to our conversation here Nori’s three things you need to build your own table 1. Forget about getting that seat or keeping that seat. It’s really about keeping your own seat at your own table that you build for yourself. 2. You can’t do it alone. You’ve got to lean on others. Think about who’s at that table with you. Who’s at your table? 3. Believe in you