The Midlife Career Rebel Podcast

Dr. Carol Parker Walsh

Host Dr. Carol Parker Walsh is on a mission to empower professional women at midlife to tear up the rule book, take control of their careers, and get the life they want. This podcast takes a fresh and unconventional approach to career growth and development. Dr. Carol Parker Walsh’s advice has been featured in Forbes, Thrive Global, Newsweek, and more!

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Episodes

The 4 Levels of Careerist: Part 4 – The Rebel – Episode #54

Episode #54 – The 4 Levels of Careerist Part 4: The Rebel   Rebels are unapologetically authentic, unbounded and limitless, and unstoppable in what’s possible for them because they know who they are, are confident in what they have to offer the world, and use their voice to get what

The 4 Levels of Careerist: Part 3 – The Established – Episode #53

Episode #53 – The 4 Levels of Careerist Part 3: The Established The Established Level is where you begin to question if where you are in your career is where you genuinely want to be. You’re starting to think deeper and more purposeful about where you are in your career,

The 4 Levels of Careerist: Part 2 – The Hustler – Episode #52

Episode #52 – The 4 Levels of Careerist Part 1: The Hustler   Context is important. Much of what has contributed to how the Hustler shows up in the workplace is due to the context in which they stepped into their career. You can see the influence of societal messages

The 4 Levels of Careerist: Part 1 – The Drifter – Episode #51

Episode #51 – The 4 Levels of Careerist Part 1: The Drifter   If you’re trying to find the right pathway in your career, it’s essential to know your starting place. That’s where the 4 Levels of Careerists come in. Over the next four episodes, I will break down each

Is Coaching For You? – Episode #47

Episode #47 – Is Coaching For You?   Coaching has evolved over the years. In the past, hiring a career coach meant that your performance was deficient and needed some improvement, so the focus was all on rehabilitation. Over time, executive coaches became popular as a developmental tool to help