Career Bound by Praxis

In this episode of Career Bound, hosts Mitchell Earl and John Ciannello delve into their current reading lists, exploring a variety of books that touch on themes of political philosophy, education, and the importance of understanding historical context. They discuss the Tuttle Twins series, classic literature, and the significance of nurturing ideas that resonate with truth and personal growth. Th...

In this episode of the Praxis podcast, hosts Mitchell Earl and John Ciannello conduct live reviews of LinkedIn profiles submitted by community members. They provide detailed feedback on various aspects of each profile, including professional branding, content presentation, and engagement strategies. The conversation emphasizes the importance of tailoring LinkedIn profiles to reflect personal brand...

In this episode, Mitchell Earl and John Ciannello discuss strategies for applying to entry-level jobs, focusing on how to stand out in the job market with limited experience. They break down specific roles, including a front desk receptionist, sales development representative, marketing associate, and customer experience agent, providing actionable tips for each position. The conversation emphasiz...

In this episode of the Praxis podcast, John Ciannello and Mitchell Earl conduct live resume reviews, providing real-time feedback on resumes submitted by members of the Praxis community. They discuss the importance of a well-crafted resume, common pitfalls, and strategies to enhance the effectiveness of resumes for job applications, particularly for entry-level positions. The conversation covers s...

When choosing a career path, there are factors to consider besides compensation. These factors include earning money, achieving status, making a difference, following your passions, and using your talents. The decision-making process should take into account both extrinsic motivations (such as money and status) and intrinsic motivations (such as fulfillment and passion). The hierarchy of career va...

This conversation explores the question of whether it is better to start a business when you're younger and have less experience or to wait and gain more experience before starting. The hosts discuss the trade-offs and personal preferences involved in this decision. They also share stories and examples to illustrate different perspectives. Mitchell and John emphasize the importance of followin...

John and Mitchell explore the role of technology in shaping careers and lives, the potential benefits and drawbacks of integrating technology, and the value of mentorship. We talk about how tech is shaping various industries around the world, and the need to adapt and leverage emerging tools.

Mitchell and John discuss the value of moving away from home in building your career.

In this episode, Mitchell and John discuss personal finance and the importance of making intentional decisions.  They discuss the value of being debt-free, and aligning personal values with their financial decisions.

John and Mitchell discuss optionality, exploration, and discipline in early career .

Jed Mahrle, founder of Practical Prospecting, shares his journey into sales and the evolving role of cold calling in today's sales landscape.

Mitchell and John discuss investing in yourself, being productive, and setting yourself up for financial success early in your career.

Mitchell Earl and John Ciannello answer your top questions on job hunting, early career success, work-life balance, and more.

How do you build a life that you want? That's the central question Praxis CEO Cameron Sorsby and Praxis COO Mitchell Earl tackle in this episode. We share from our own experiences across different stages in our lives and careers, attempting to design lives and careers that are both fulfilling and challenging. We also reflect on a share of our own mistakes, changes in our mindset over the years...

In this episode, we talk about the impact of mentors, role models, and anti-role models. There are right and wrong ways to pursue mentorship. There are different uses for mentors at different stages in your life. While mentors can act as a force-multiplier for you, too much focus on mentorship (and not enough on doing the work) can stunt your growth. Be mindful of the value of your mentors' ti...

In this episode, we break down Paul Graham's timeless essay, How to Make Wealth , discussing several of the key insights and what it means for your career + financial future. Paul Graham is an entrepreneur, venture capitalist, and founder of Y-Combinator. His essay draws on his experience as both a founder and investor working with early-stage startup companies in the process of "creating wealth"....

The velocity of your decision can have a tremendous impact on your life and career. It can directly impact your ability to win cool opportunities, how quickly (and how much) momentum you build, and how that impacts your long-term trajectory thanks to the power of compound interest. One useful way to think about decision-making velocity is as a continuum – one one end, you've got an extreme action-...

Ever felt like you were stuck on someone else's timeline for your life and career? We've been there. In this episode, Praxis CEO Cameron Sorsby and Praxis COO Mitchell Earl break down the "Timeline Myth" for your education and career.  Chances are you've encountered this same myth. You go to high school, then college, and by your mid-20s your holding down a stable career, working towards reti...

Looking for a simple way to level up your career quick? Move away from your home town. No, it's not necessarily easy to pick up and relocate. But it can work wonders for your career. Especially if you're from a more rural area with less prevalent economic opportunity. But it's not just about being able to access "better" or higher-paying jobs. Moving away from home also forces independence. ...

Cameron and Mitchell sit down for their weekly chat. On this weeks show they answer the question: "If you were 18 again and could start over- what would you do?"

Cameron and Mitchell sit down for their weekly chat. On this weeks show they cover the basic skills and mindsets you'll want to develop early on in your career.

Cameron and Mitchell sit down for their weekly chat. On this weeks show they cover: Do you need a degree to be successful? Interested in listening to next weeks show live? Keep an eye on Twitter (@discoverpraxis) Tuesday mornings!

Cameron and Mitchell sit down for their weekly chat. On this weeks show they cover: How they came into the world of Praxis Gen Z resistance to student debt The difference between landing a job vs starting a career What young professionals truly need from their higher education  A peak behind the scenes of what we're building at Praxis Interested in listening to next weeks show live? Keep an e...

In this episode of Self-Directed, Mitchell sits down with Diana Zitting. Diana is a college opt-out that decided to start her career through Praxis, at 17 years old. 7 years later, she can confidently say it was the best way she could've prepared for the workforce and the very best investment. She’s currently on a 3-month sabbatical before starting her new role as Director of New Client Sales at P...

In this episode of Self-Directed, Mitchell catches up with Joel Bein to discuss the mindsets that make you stand out in the job market. Joel is the head of growth at Career Hackers and the writer of the Daily Job Hunt newsletter. In this episode: Joel’s self-directed career journey Developing a philosophy of education Making a major career pivot Developing the mindsets for habitual creation Diving...