CareerPivot, Author, CEO, Marc Miller Interview

Our Newest Series: Business Buildout Series: New Careers, New Opportunities

Our new segment, Business Buildout is for the entrepreneur, individual who, rather than working as an employee, runs a small business and assumes all the risks and rewards of a given business venture, idea, or good or service offered for sale. The entrepreneur is commonly seen as a business leader and innovator of new ideas and business processes. For those in their “2d half of life,” reinvention is often necessary. Let this show help.

On our inaugural segment of ‘Business Buildout: New Careers, New Opportunities,’ The Not Old Better Show welcomes Marc Miller.

Marc Miller, CEO, CareerPivot

Founder, leader, CEO, author of CareerPivot, Marc Miller’s career has spanned 30+ years at IBM, thriving tech startups, a stint as a high school math teacher, a gig raising funds for the Jewish Community Center and, a near fatal bicycle accident that changed his perspective forever.

Marc Miller’s wrecked Bianchi bike. The accident changed his life.

Throughout Marc’s wandering the proverbial career desert, often repeating the same mistakes over and over, Marc learned his most crucial lesson: Most people don’t really know what makes them happy at their core, what fulfills them. They pursue money, status, a skill set, all of which provide some level of satisfaction, but not contentment. People wind up feeling frustrated and trapped. Others have figured out what they need, but don’t know how to chart a course to get there.

Marc founded CareerPivot.com to help the baby boomer generation create successful and fulfilling professional lives. Marc’s books, his workshops, his speaking, resources, podcasts, and Marc’s stated strategy is to work with those of us “in the 2d half of life,” who want to change.

Join us as Marc Miller answers some excellent year end questions:
1) Does the idea of career change overwhelm you?

2) Do you feel trapped in your career?

3) Do you fear it’s too late to make change?

Welcome to the show, Marc Miller.

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