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Minds of Light

Create positive digital content for Allison jones the founder and executive director and team. 
Write blog posts navigate social media platforms like LinkedIn, will migrate to tiktok and Instagram Facebook as well. produce podcast episodes highlighting the struggles of austic adults throught story telling.
schedule weekly zooms and google meet for catch up
create powerpoint presentations for target stakeholders and corporations on how to best incorporate austic workforce
Build a podcast formats and adjust to marketing goals and create more video clips
advocate for austic adults

volunteer chief digital Content & media officer

Optum

The Centralized Scheduler will provide scheduling, surgical and financial instructions to patients, 
-while supporting the Physician(s) and enforcing the collection policy and procedures for CareMount Medical
-Provide excellent customer service 
-Provide patient appointment and procedure scheduling both on telephone and also with direct patient interaction in office, and scheduling maintenance of surgeries for one or more Physicians. 
-Reschedule patient appointments as needed using EMR and Scheduling System
Must possess strong interpersonal skills to communicate effectively with patients, 
-co-workers, Management Staff, and Physicians, Assist with staff scheduling and assist manager as needed
-Provide surgical instructions, communicate patient financial responsibility-Demonstrate professionalism in appearance and actions with patients, staff, Physicians and Administrators at all times 
-Maintains confidentiality of patient information
-The Scheduler assures that patients have all information they need so that they will arrive on time and prepared for their procedures and that the hospital has all of the information required to bill properly for its services
-Receives requests to schedule procedures from physician offices and patients and schedules the procedure according to the availability of the various departments
-Provides accurate information so that all departments may view and print the schedule for the appointments daily, and maintains open communication with hospital departments regarding schedule changes other duties may be assigned

Centralized scheduler orthopedics

Medium

I started writing different articles last year on different topics to build a following
was able to gain 12 followers write on fun topics

Writer

Opinionated collective media ventures(my company)

I produce two podcast formats optioned collective podcast and pick your brains podcast(with Justin Dickerson and Elizbeth Merchant)
i write the episode content
invite the quests
handle promotion on LinkedIn(will migrate over to IG soon)
write daily posts to inspire
write medium article as well published 33

Project Manager & producer & Chief digital Content & media officer

CareMount Medical

Channels all incoming calls, routes calls to appropriate department and/or person. Announces calls to physicians and executive staff.
• Takes messages and processes them accordingly.
• Knows physicians and staff schedules for all offices.
• Has general information regarding insurance, schedule, procedures, and services provided by the Group.
• Keeps log of physician telephone numbers, cell phones and pager numbers.
• Responsible for taking consults called in by the hospital, physicians or service and relaying them to physicians requested.
• Handles emergencies according to specified procedure.
• Turns over calls to the answering service as per instructed.
• Keeps answering service advised to covering physicians, physician telephone pagers and telephone numbers.
• Confirms physicians' daily appointments, checking information and updating when possible.
• Maintains information and confidentiality.
• Performs related work as required
Adheres to all CareMount Medical Group's policies and procedures including OSHA and HIPAA guidelines.
• Knowledge of business office procedures.
• Knowledge of Call Manager software and communication procedures.
• Skill in operating a communications system.
• Ability to read, understand and follow oral and written instructions.
• Ability to speak clearly and concisely with a pleasant telephone voice.
• Ability to handle stressful situations.
• Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with patients, physicians, staff and the public.
Work requires sitting for long periods of time; also stooping, bending and stretching for files and supplies. Occasionally lifting files or paper weighing up to 30 pounds.
• Requires the use of office equipment, such as computer terminals, telephones and copiers.
Work is performed in reception area.
• Involves frequent contact with patients, physicians, and staff.
• Work may be stressful at times, interaction with others is constant and interruptive

Switchboard Operator

Hastings-on-Hudson UFSD

Responsible for reducing incidents of disorderly behavior on the school grounds and discouraging disruptions of school business including: 
 • Monitor students during school bus drop off, arrival and after school activities.
 • Assist with general cafeteria needs including helping students open food containers, discarding food during meals, maintaining general cleanliness and orderliness. 
• Assist and support students behavior in hallways and library 
• Assist and support student behavior management

School Monitor

Community Home Health Care (NPO)

Personal care

Goodwill Industries International

Handle numerous functions in a retail Goodwill store including:  checking in curbside donations; handling inventory and stock; merchandising; cashier.

Donations Clerk & Stockroom Assistant

Lifting Up Westchester

Neighbors Home Care Services, White Plains, NY 
  
Provide the billing department with support in collections, data entry, customer service, cash posting, reporting, insurance claims and denials, calls to insurance companies and payroll. 

Duties included:
•	Assist in reviewing, processing, editing, and approving claims for filing electronically or on paper. 
•	Help to determine the cause of Explanation of Benefit denials, by pullingl supporting data from patient charts and billing system.
•	Work with insurance companies to resolve issues related to outstanding claims. 
•	Assist with posting insurance payments, denials, and adjustments. 
•	Review accounts receivable and follow-up with patients and insurance companies on outstanding balances. 
•	Process weekly payrolls for Company staff in HHA Exchange program. 
•	File together time sheets and activity notes. 
•	Copy, file & organize office as needed

Medical Billing Clerk

I educate employers on how to best support adults on the Autism Spectrum | Writer and producer" and podcast founder optioned collective

Experienced, motivated and creative sales & management professional and know healthcare professional working with seniors in a wide range of business environments seeking an appropriate position with a Company providing training & growth potential for long term success. 

Passionate & experienced in: medical billing, film/video editing, and teaching/coaching. Detail-oriented with strong administrative, customer service and communication skills. Dedicated volunteer for numerous non-profits.

Technical skilled
conduct research 
fluent in Microsoft excel word PowerPoint medical software ,Final cut pro ,Adobe photoshop, 
Donations Module Software HHA Exchange, Medical Terminology, Medical Code, Next Gen EHR, Online Marketing, Microsoft office, Outlook, QuickBooks
basic understanding Blockchain, beginning understanding of project management and r programming

I gave up alcohol in January — and that decision changed a lot for me.
For years, I loved drinking Samuel Adams, Corona, and other types of alcohol to cope with stress and work-related issues. I wasn’t happy with where I was, and drinking became my go-to stress reliever.

But once I started building my podcasting business, something shifted. I began to genuinely enjoy the work, the growth, and the creative development. And I realized that if I wanted to take things to the next level, I needed to let go of the habits that were holding me back — including using alcohol as a stress outlet.

So when my medical scheduling contract ended in July, I made the choice to stop drinking. Other than my 40th birthday and occasionally with a meal, I haven’t touched alcohol.

And the results have been real: I feel clearer, more focused, and more confident when networking and pushing my business ideas forward. Even last night, Tiffany Hervas, LMSW, and everyone else congratulated me and were genuinely happy to hear about my progress.

This has been a meaningful step toward the version of myself I’m working to become.
Mr. Francis Lora, LCSW-R,         SIFI Madeline Maldonado, LCSW-R Elvi Caperonis, PMP® Dan Fradenburgh Linda Holtz Carson Jones

Benjamin Vabner

Nonprofit Leader and Strategist | Philanthropy | Economic Development Consultant

Money Health is Mental Health and Health is Wealth!

President & CEO 🔹 Social Work Consultant 🔹 3x Published Author 🔹 Speaker 🔹Mental Health Advocate

Follower of Jesus| AI Leadership Career & Personal Brand Strategist | Helping Leaders Leverage AI to To Land $150K–$300K Roles | Keynote Speaker | Ex-Amazon, Harvard University | B2B elvicaperonis@reinvent-yourself.org

Host of CHESS with Investors podcast. Full-stack developer turned real estate guy. Manages and creates tech stack with proven marketing skills.

Our PASSIVE investors received $201K this month, from multifamily assets: ready for your share? Amplifying Authenticity thru Investments | Maxwell Leadership Certified | IREM Rising Star

🏗️ Commercial Real Estate Broker | Buying Direct from Principals | Helping Busy Professionals Invest Passively in Institutional-Grade Properties | eXp Commercial

Project manager specializing in digital media and healthcare operations/Founder of optioned collective, autism experience podcast, and optioned collective sports talk

Our you looking for a virtual service provider in the real estate sector? maybe your a syndicator or you know someone in another industry who can handle some tasks for you well im efficient and can be called on if your game 

I'm here for hire if you'd like or you want someone to speak at your company about how to work with austic adults or to understand the austic student. please send me dm if you'd like to talk I'm here 

want help please dm me
Dan Fradenburgh Chris Schwagerl, LICSW 🧠Ryan Yates Linda Holtz Elvi Caperonis, PMP®Paola M Urteaga Ana Goehner Anup Yogesh Desai

Performance psychology for real estate investors | I help you scale from $10M to $200M AUM with proven mental systems | Trusted by 47 syndication groups | Speaker and #1 bestselling author

Alternative Investment CFO | Football Line Coach 12U | 35+ Baseball Manager (2023 Champs) | Father and Husband |

Strategy & Support Manager| Founder | Helping Leaders Think Clearly and Build Strategically

Career Coach & Strategist ● LinkedIn Learning Instructor ● Guest Speaker ► Introvert & Job Searching? I help you optimize your LinkedIn profile and become visible to recruiters ► LinkedIn Quiet Strategy ► Dance 💜

Founder of Rentah.com | Professor of Geography | Reclaiming the Sharing & Circular & Gig Economy

“Im stuck with her for life — in the best way.”
 Bad lighting aside, the message is what matters.
Last year, Tiffany Hervas, LMSW, and Mr. Francis Lora, LCSW-R,         SIFI were invited to the Autism Experience Podcast, and both stopped by. Two things happened that day: Tiffany and Francis gave me a full financial life breakdown, which included helping me set up a Transamerica IUL (Indexed Universal Life) policy, and they also encouraged me to get licensed with Revolution Financial Management.

This was my second time exploring that path. And while I truly believe insurance products play an important role in people’s lives, getting licensed to sell them isn’t always the best fit for everyone. We gave the NYS Life & Health exam two to three honest attempts—but sometimes the path you think is yours isn’t the one that works out.

Fast-forward to last night: they hosted their annual Client Appreciation Evening, a smaller five-hour networking-style event—and of course, I attended.

In the past, when I networked, I wasn’t always clear about what I wanted or needed. But this year felt different. After my role at Optum came to an end in July, I’ve had time to gain clarity about the opportunities I’m looking for and the direction I want to move toward.

The four people I spoke with last night—including Tiffany—told me they would keep an eye out for opportunities that align with my skills and goals. That meant a lot.
Here’s to clarity, connections, and the next chapter.
Madeline Maldonado, LCSW-R Basiliso (Bas) Moreno, LMSW, CFSW Erica Priscilla Sandoval, LCSW, AWA Linda Holtz Dan Fradenburgh Carson Jones Paola M Urteaga

Certified Financial & Well Being Social Worker; Executive Consultant Helping Companies Retain Top Talent, Host of “The Social Work Rants Podcast ®️”; Caregiver in the Sandwich Generation

CEO, Founder Sandoval Colab, Executive Director, Siembra Today , Founder of Latinx/e In Social Work

Why do we treat autistic adults the same way? I think its time to treat autistic adults like adults and give us the opportunities besides just hiring who you connect with to tech roles.

Start treating us as were valued and not checkmarks just saying

If your looking for a a remote service provider in 2026 to help your buiness in any way please give me a dm and well  book a zoom call and see if this could be a right fit

agree please comment below to help this for the algorithm 
Linda Holtz Connor Holtz Dan Fradenburgh Elvi Caperonis, PMP® Ana Goehner Carson Jones Paola M Urteaga Billy Samoa Saleebey Andrea Finlay, RN, BSN, CPHQ, MHA, BSc.

Account Executive - Central Region Roadrunner Transportation Co-Founder Married 2 Real Estate

Founder of Podify | Launching Video Podcasts for Speakers, Authors & Founders | Amplifying Purpose-Driven Voices, Building Unstoppable Brands | Ex-Tesla

Founder, ExcelHerOn Consulting/Excelheron AI Academy | AI and Healthcare Strategist | Fractional AI Consultant | Building the Future of Healthcare with AI

Last week, I was approached by the founder of a nonprofit who asked if I would create a podcast for her organization. I said yes — but with one important condition: we need to discuss compensation, because this would be freelance work.

It’s interesting… LinkedIn talks a lot about “opportunities,” and it is a powerful platform — but we rarely talk about what kinds of opportunities people actually receive, and for which age groups. At 40, I’ve learned that many of the offers that come my way aren’t paid at all. People expect work for free, especially in creative and media roles.
The nonprofit founder understood and agreed to discuss a proposal. That moment made me reflect on something important that I want to share here:
➡️ My contract ended in July, and it has taught me a valuable lesson: I am always happy to help, collaborate, and support organizations — but only when my work is compensated.
 ➡️ My skills, time, and creative labor have value.
To be clear: I love helping friends with promotions and projects, but as a professional, I will only take on work as a compensated freelancer.

Know your worth. Advocate for your value. Don’t be afraid to set boundaries — no matter your industry or age.
— Benjamin Vabner

Dan Fradenburgh Linda Holtz Carson Jones Andrea Finlay, RN, BSN, CPHQ, MHA, BSc. Ana Goehner Elvi Caperonis, PMP® Ayis Caperonis

Author | Stay at home Dad

You should all attend, save the chat on Thursdays. Here's why, as an introvert, maybe you like small groups of people. If you're austic like me I enjoy learning about real estate deals but really.

I like the small groups of people who attend, and it's also usually the same people. Who shows up each week? So it's familiar and an aus, that this is actually a good thing.

But the main reasons there's music played you get to go to four breakout rooms and most of all you learn about parts of the country also around the globe and our creating jobs and demand for housing so it's a good environment it learn

If you're a job seeker and you're interested, please dm me or Linda Holtz for the weekly link. Come to our next one in two weeks. 

And also Amy Sylvis stopped by today as did Angel Williams who also has her own Monday call called marvelous Mondays and even Michael Rebelo Dan Fradenburgh

Helping you generate hands-off income through Real Estate without the hassle of Tenants, Termites and Toilets

Key Principal | Sponsor | Real Estate Investor | Generational Wealth Consultant | Podcast Host

President of Ever Forward Capital Partners | Co-Managing 200+ Apartment Units | Host of the Ever Forward Mindset Podcast.

I have a selected YouTube video next week, and I want to give a heads-up because this is a loaded topic. People have strong opinions on both sides.
Personally, I believe private-sector workers should have the right to unionize. Why? Because leaving employees to negotiate one-on-one with management doesn’t always work in our favor. Managers don’t always recognize or value what we bring to the table.

Some people argue that it’s our personal responsibility to negotiate and that we can just switch companies if we don’t like the offer. But many of those same people still end up getting lowballed, and changing companies isn’t always as easy as it sounds.

Here’s my defense: even though teaching is a stressful profession, ask teachers whether their pay and contracts are better because their union or teachers’ association negotiates on their behalf. I’m willing to bet most of them would say the membership fees are worth it.

if you don't agree with me leave me comments 
Linda Holtz Dan Fradenburgh Elvi Caperonis, PMP® Ana Goehner Carson Jones

#goodnews #imhappytoannounce 
Im going to stick around with Rentah and Anup Yogesh Desai I do enjoy this promoting his vision and for me its helping my own content get better each post so why not be me right?

Basically Its holiday time and in 2026 here's my advice Tired of your job search say it with me #justrentit Meaning rent your services out in a package or sell your goods its going to take time but hey I think as the economy morphs with ai this is alternative for you all

Agree please comment below 
Linda Holtz Elvi Caperonis, PMP®Dan Fradenburgh Ryan Yates Paola M Urteaga

Rentah

Why do austic men and women have a difficult time moving up at work? well this is a loaded question and here's the reality. the world off work isnt made for us its made for the none austic person. in everything from socialization to how to act. 

So what is the best way to work with us? would it be to employ us remote? which would make sense? well here in again no and I asked claude ai a intriguing question this is what the answer sort of was. 

Before we ask is this my overuse of ai? 

Not what ai does here is confirm things I've realized about my situation during this chapter and also come to the conclusion. 

The Modern work sites our not made for autistic men and women yet they insist we participate in society. 

agree? Please comment below with your solutions should we have more autistic business operators or should the large to median work places adapt better practices all around?

If you answer better hiring practices Im free for a 1 hour presentation for a fee to anyone in the mental health space corporate America etc

Linda Holtz Elvi Caperonis, PMP® Paola M Urteaga Billy Samoa Saleebey Dan Fradenburgh Hady Méndez Erica Priscilla Sandoval, LCSW, AWA Lissette Alvarez-Holland DPT, WHNC

Author of Calladita No More | Empowering Latinas, Women of Color & the Next Generation of Underestimated Leaders | Director of Programs, Lean In Latinas

💃🏽Growth Architect Sustaining Brilliant Women as Main Street Founders and Divine Holders of Conscious Concierge Businesses | Founder of The Curvy Hustle® Society | Transforming and Transferring Health from Some to Many

Ow look at me after 2.5 months in Juypter notebooks in my data Science machine learning class. I'm making 3 mistakes a session or less so its improved python isn't blowing up on me 

tell me what you think of Benjamin the coder
Dan Fradenburgh Paola M Urteaga Elvi Caperonis, PMP® Ana Goehner Jonaed Iqbal Linda Holtz Ryan Yates

Talent Acquisition Partner @Parloa | Recruiting Nontraditional Talent That Transforms Businesses | ATS Executive Resumes | 300+ LinkedIn Reviews

Yesterday, I saw a video on here that honestly repulsed me. A popular influencer claimed journalism is just a hobby and that you “can’t find work in it.”

Let me tell you something: I can name at least five journalism majors working at major networks right here on LinkedIn. But let’s use one big example — Pat McAfee.

Pat played eight seasons with the Colts in the NFL and punted for four years at West Virginia University. He was drafted in 2009, retired in 2017, and then jumped into media. He joined Dave Portnoy’s Barstool Sports — and today he’s one of the richest podcasters in the world, right next to Joe Rogan.

So don’t tell me journalism is a hobby.
Most adults today make real money from skills and passions they turned into businesses — not just from W-2 jobs.

Another example: MJ Acosta. She went from being a Dolphins cheerleader to earning a journalism degree and is now a respected sideline reporter on ESPN.

Influencers should not be telling job seekers what’s a hobby and what’s “serious.” They don’t define the industry — the people doing the work do.

My parting words to every journalism major:
 Stick to your major. Market yourself. Build your brand.

I follow podcasters and newscasters — not influencers — because I’m an autistic podcaster myself, and they inspire me.
Elvi Caperonis, PMP® Linda Holtz Dan Fradenburgh Ana Goehner Paola M Urteaga Billy Samoa Saleebey

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Myths like “job hugging” and “upskilling will save your career” drive me crazy. The worst part? So many people follow influencers who feed these narratives, and folks eat it up. If your favorite influencer told you it was raining urine, some of y’all would believe it as long as it fit their storyline.
Let’s be real:
 
Upskilling alone won’t save your career.
 And “job hugging”—even for someone who’s autistic—is just another buzzword like “quiet quitting.” These terms don’t address the real issue:
 
The companies we glorify have made it nearly impossible to live, and they shift all accountability onto workers while they make the decisions.
Then you hear, “But Benjamin, we need new skills in the age of AI! Stop hating.”
 
I’m not hating. I’m being honest. I’m not saying don’t learn new things—go ahead. But let’s stop pretending it guarantees career security or significantly higher pay.
Here’s a smarter solution:
 
We need strong public labor unions again—real worker-led power and organization. Millennials and Gen X know exactly what I’m talking about. This is at least a semi-intelligent way to address the root problems.

And about “job hugging”: sometimes we have the choice, and sometimes we don’t. Let people decide what’s best for their own lives.

Agree please comment below 
Ryan Yates Linda Holtz Dan Fradenburgh Elvi Caperonis, PMP®Paola M Urteaga Laura S. Diane Caimares-Gildea Billy Samoa Saleebey







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How "Job Hugging" Could Tank Your Career

PhotoJournalist/News Aggregator/content creator/ Bullied at : Jacent Target PorterCable WhiteHatTroll WhiteHatHuman basically..let’s save humanity ~Heyoka Empath ~Autodidact ~Sigma INFJ ~Stoic ~KARMA

Career Coach & Resume Writer | Maximum Wage, Indeed | Get 3+ Interviews a Week | Have you automated your job search yet?

The Job Market Has Outgrown the Resume–Cover Letter Era
Let’s be honest:

The entire hiring system is still built around two outdated documents — the resume and the cover letter — while HR quietly demands far more.

A polished resume alone won’t get you an interview anymore.
Why? Because employers now expect:

A portfolio
Proof of work
Project links
Case studies
Code repositories (if you’re in tech)
Social presence / personal brand
Soft skills, video interviews, assessments, personality tests
Sometimes even unpaid work trials

It’s enough to drive anyone insane.
And you’re right — 2025 graduates struggled badly, and 2026 graduates will face the same reality, if not worse.
Meanwhile, the career strategists and resume coaches still push the same advice:
“Tweak your resume… optimize keywords… adjust formatting…”
Sure — that helps to a degree, but it does not fix the real problem:

The hiring process changed, and the tools didn’t.
The NFL Free Agent Mindset Is the New Career Model
What you’re saying is valid:

If people treated their careers like an NFL free agent instead of a passive job seeker, they’d:
Build highlight reels (portfolios)
Package skills like products
Market themselves with strategy
Try out gigs on platforms like Rentah
Show value before the employer asks
Create proof of ability, not just a list of responsibilities

This is the direction the modern economy is moving — skill-first, proof-first, not resume-first.
And for anyone willing to think outside the strict 9-to-5 box, platforms like Rentah or Upwork, small projects, micro-gigs, or skill rentals let you:
Build a real portfolio
Build testimonials
Build experience even when jobs aren’t hiring
Build income streams

Test career paths without waiting for permission
Elvi Caperonis, PMP®Siara Ramos Carson Jones Dan Fradenburgh Ryan Yates Linda Holtz Ana Goehner

Founder & CEO of A & S Life & Career Coaching LLC | Project Manager | Agile | AI Strategist | Board Member | Servant Leader | 17+ years of corporate expertise. | ABR 40 under 40 Honoree 2024 ✨

Today I came across an inspiring story from actress Tia Santamaria—and it hit home for anyone chasing a dream.
Tia is a triplet, born to Dominican parents in Ohio. She became a mom at 17, built a career in supply chain management, and like many of us, once worked a regular 9–5. But her passion was always acting. Now she’s breaking into Hollywood and sharing the real behind-the-scenes truth:

👉 Hollywood often expects new talent to work for free.
Not metaphorically—literally free.
One of my podcast co-founders, Aaron Katter, who works as a freelance video editor, says the same thing: the entertainment industry can be incredibly tough on both new and existing workers. Big studios and Fortune 500 companies control the rules, and getting a foot in the door can feel just like breaking into tech—lots of unpaid “opportunities,” lots of rejection, and a lot of people who simply can’t afford to say yes to free labor.

Tia even shared that she’s been rejected from roles simply because she asked to be paid for her work.

I commented on her video and told her this message belongs on LinkedIn—because it does. It’s a reminder that talent deserves fair compensation, no matter the industry.

If you’ve ever been asked to work for free to “get experience,” this one’s for you.
Let me know your thoughts in the comments. 👇

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Tia Santamaria on Instagram: "There’s a stigma around working for free in the industry. And yes; it can “suck.” But within reason, it’s often a valuable part of the journey, especially in the beginning. Small projects, student films, short films… they give you space to build your resume, grow your craft, learn set etiquette, and figure out who you are as an actor. Not every unpaid project will eve

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MBA in Entertainment, University of Southern California | Ex: Disney, JPMorganChase, KPMG, PwC

I have selected Mrs. Newslady, who goes by a different name, as you'll see in my Zoom-made video. Okay, if I'm a journalism major, which I'm not, I'm a podcast host who should I follow for advice and insights? Branded Job search experts who claim they know what it takes? To get hired or Mrs. NewsLady who's been a news anchor for big media outlets?

If you answered A, I have no comment for you, because job search experts, aka influencers, have one-size-fits-all systems and stick to selling them. 

Why would I suggest someone in the actual industry instead? They have been hired to be a news anchor and know what traditional media outlets look for.

There is a ton of questionable advice on this platform, and even I'm not that desperate to follow anyone who didn't work in an industry I want to work in. 

Or let me even use this example for you all Would you take stock market investment advice from a job search expert vs someone like Chris Perkins

If you want to defend the coaches and influencers your choice but be warned it's not always your resume that's the issue it's sometimes the market itself and these are the things Chris educates on 

Agree please comment below 
Linda Holtz Dan Fradenburgh Elvi Caperonis, PMP® Diane Caimares-Gildea Ryan Yates April Little

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Founder & CEO @ Abundance Asset Management

Former HR Exec Helping Women Leaders ($150k–$500k) Get Promoted to Vice President. ✨2025 Time 100 Creator✨ | Careers, AI & Tech Creator | 2 Million Monthly Views | DM “Executive Material” for Coaching

Our you a job seeker? Our you overloaded with goods you want to make some money on? or do you have knowledge you'd like to monetize?

Create a free profile with us and rent your self out in the sharing economy. this could lead to some new opportunities for the class of 2026 since next years job market is very questionable.

Create your free profile today
Linda Holtz Dan Fradenburgh Carson Jones Elvi Caperonis, PMP® Paola M Urteaga Anup Yogesh Desai

How I Deal With People Who Hold Onto Prejudice or Bias

As we grow older, we naturally evolve—our values, our priorities, and our boundaries all change. But not everyone grows at the same pace. Today, I had a tough conversation with my best friend about someone from our old crew, someone I no longer speak to. It became clear that he had trouble understanding why things aren’t the same anymore.

The truth is, jokes or comments we may have tolerated as kids are no longer acceptable as adults. Once we step into professional environments, we begin to see the real impact of workplace bullying, personal bias, and prejudice. Some people refuse to grow, and while that’s partly due to their own choices, it’s also because they still see the world through the lens of who we used to be—not who we’ve become.

I’ve changed. I’ve opened up. I’ve grown. I’ve met incredible people—both in real life and through social media—who have encouraged that growth and reminded me of my worth.

One thing I will never tolerate again is disrespect about my disability. I can do anything I set my mind to, and no one’s outdated memory of who I once was will hold me back. For some people, like my best friend, it’s hard to see my progress because their memory of me is the kid they felt they had to help. But that isn’t me anymore.

At the end of the day, we can’t choose our family, but we can choose our friends and allies. And as adults, that choice matters more than ever.

happy thanksgiving all
Linda Holtz Elvi Caperonis, PMP® Dan Fradenburgh Hady Méndez Aaron Katter Carson Jones Madeline Maldonado, LCSW-R Mr. Francis Lora, LCSW-R,         SIFI

There’s nothing illegal about discussing salary at work — Millennials and Gen Z know this, and Gen Z is doing it openly. So here’s my issue: platforms push “salary transparency,” but when it comes to actually helping each other build off-hours businesses or real income solutions, the conversation suddenly dries up. That’s why I dread these discussions.

Back in 2021, when I got hired at CareMount Medical making $18 an hour, my colleague Abigail — with a master’s in public health — was making $23. I went home and cried that night. And here’s the truth: knowing that number didn’t help me. It just reminded me how far behind I felt.

So why do people avoid these conversations? Because they’re tied to affordability — housing, food, bills, basic life stability. And every time the answer becomes “upskill,” it ignores the bigger issue: many large companies block unionizing and suppress wages. Upskilling is a band-aid for a systemic problem. We need more collective power, not just more courses.

Salary transparency matters, but it’s only one piece. What people really need are honest conversations about how to make money work for us — investing, building small businesses, generating multiple income streams — not just “learn a high-tech skill and make 100K.”

These are the real conversations we should be having.

Watch Joshua's video give me feedback do you agree or disagree comment below and be civil

Shameless plug if you want learn about how to make you money work come to save the chat tomorrow dm me for the link

Linda Holtz Ryan Yates Dan Fradenburgh Paola M Urteaga Elvi Caperonis, PMP® Jonaed Iqbal Diane Caimares-Gildea Shane Pogue






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whats your favrite part about thanksgiving? for me its the football weekend since the early 2010s i have manily seen just my mother mostly as our family aged and stopped cooking. even know holidays our tough for me.

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also next week its save the chat is back

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