The Portfolio Career Lab
The Portfolio Career Lab
Podcast Description
A show about the future of work and the entrepreneurs and futurists shaping it!
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Content Themes
Key themes include portfolio careers, entrepreneurship, and navigating career uncertainties, with episodes covering topics such as self-publishing journeys, balancing motherhood with career ambitions, and the socio-economic factors influencing modern work environments. Notably, discussions feature guests like Danielle Rogers sharing her strategies for job searching post-layoff and Bradley Schurman addressing demographic shifts in the workforce.

A show about the future of work and the entrepreneurs and futurists shaping it!
In this episode, I chat with Bhavna Devani about the generational reckoning happening in the culture of work and why so many of us feel like we’re navigating economic precarity and career chaos alone, when it’s actually a collective, systemic shift.
We talk about the skills this moment now demands—continuous skill gathering, communications and marketing as core economic competencies, and the practice of ruthless prioritization as you build a portfolio of work. Bhavna also shares reflections on “Mad Men working in a TikTok world,” the widening cost-of-living-to-earnings ratio (especially for parents), and why the future can’t just be “13 income streams.” We close with a shared product lens re: portfolio careers: MVP-driven experimentation, signals of fit, and what “person–market fit” looks like when YOU are the product.
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