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What is it really like working in mental health?

In this episode of the Time We Discuss podcast, we take a deep dive into the world of inpatient mental health care and explore what it is like to work as an inpatient mental health counselor.

If you are interested in mental health careers, psychology, or behavioral health jobs, this episode gives you a real behind the scenes look at the day to day responsibilities, challenges, and rewards of working directly with patients in crisis.

You will learn how inpatient mental health treatment works, what counselors actually do during their shifts, and the skills needed to succeed in this emotionally demanding but meaningful career.

From leading group therapy sessions to handling crisis situations, inpatient mental health counselors play a critical role in helping individuals navigate some of the most difficult moments of their lives.

In this episode, we discuss:

• What an inpatient mental health counselor does
• A day in the life working in mental health care
• The realities of mental health treatment and patient care
• Skills needed to work in behavioral health
• Challenges of working in mental health
• How to become a mental health counselor

Mental health is more important than ever, and this episode highlights why careers in this field continue to grow and make a real impact.

Whether you are exploring a future in mental health or just want to better understand how the system works, this conversation offers valuable insight into the human side of mental health care.

Listen now and discover what it is really like working in mental health.

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0:00 - Intro
0:48 - Difference between inpatient and outpatient care
1:12 - What is a typical caseload like for a mental health counselor?
2:09 - Typical day for an inpatient mental health counselor
2:58 - Let's talk about crisis teams and interdisciplinary teams
4:22 - Different clients, working holistically
5:49 - Choosing a different specialty
7:10 - Important transferable skills
8:17 - Typical hours and after-hours needs
9:08 - The importance of self-care.
9:47 - Education requirements for a mental health counselor
11:07 - Sneak peak at Eric's books
12:08 - Where martial arts and mental health intersect
13:05 - Activities that could help with mental health
14:23 - Comment on dream therapy
14:59 - Information for introverts that are mental health counselors
16:48 - Learning from each other
18:08 - Common PTO practices
19:06 - Thank you to Mickey Mikkelson
19:29 - Talent has the floor
20:36 - Outro

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Guest Information:

Eric Fisher

• Eric's Private Practice Website
• The Thumb-Up Foundation
• Eric's Books

Also Mentioned Directly or Indirectly in This Episode:

• What It Is Really Like to Be a Web Page Designer with Liz Theresa
• Becoming a Dream Therapist: A Dream Job for the Future
• Licensed Professional Counselor of Mental Health
• How to Become a Publicist in 2024 and What Does a Publicist Do?

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What is it really like working security at the Minneapolis Target Center?

In this episode of the Time We Discuss podcast, S.E. Tschritter shares her real experience working security at the Minneapolis Target Center, home of the Minnesota Timberwolves and one of the busiest entertainment venues in Minnesota.

From NBA games and concerts to quiet overnight patrols inside an empty building, this conversation gives a rare behind the scenes look at what a Target Center security job is actually like.

S.E. explains how she got the job while in college, what her day to day responsibilities were, and some of the unforgettable moments she experienced while working security inside the Minneapolis Target Center.

You will hear stories about:

• What a security job at the Minneapolis Target Center actually involves
• The difference between building security and event security
• Behind the scenes access during major sports and entertainment events
• Unexpected responsibilities security staff handle
• Quiet patrols through a massive venue after events end
• Interactions with famous athletes like Michael Jordan and Shaquille O'Neal
• The skills needed to work security at a major venue

Working security in a large entertainment venue is very different from what many people imagine. Guards are responsible for protecting the building, monitoring activity, assisting with logistics, and helping keep major events running safely and smoothly.

If you have ever wondered what it is like working security at the Minneapolis Target Center, this episode provides a fascinating look behind the scenes.

This episode is part of the Time We Discuss podcast series where we interview professionals to explore what different jobs are really like. The goal is to help people discover potential careers and better understand the day to day reality of different professions.

Listen to more episodes of Time We Discuss to learn about careers you may never have considered before.

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0:00 - Intro
0:41 - Summary working at the Minneapolis Target Center Arena
2:01 - Getting the job working event security
2:44 - Story 1: Help Need in the Bathroom
4:02 - Story 2: What NOT to do as a security officer
5:06 - Story 3: Skyway, Vets, and Embarrassment
6:18 - Event security training
7:25 - Police and security
8:28 - Education needed to work security
8:57 - Incorporating life into authorship
10:03 - Story 4: Fast cars and famous people
11:55 - In-house security vs. contracted
13:48 - Unexpected perks working security for arenas
14:42 - Backstage and expectations
16:46 - Leaving security
18:37 - Balancing life and writing
20:05 - Capturing creative moments
20:59 - Prodigal Son book
24:57 - Shout out to Mickey Mikkelson
25:20- Talent has the floor
26:09 - Outro

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Guest Information:

• Love Unedited Website
• The Prodigal's Son (Book)
• Love Letters to Miscarriage Moms (Book)
• Prayers Against Addiction (Book)
• Until the Day We Meet Again (Book)
• She Told THem They Were Loved

• How to Become a Publicist in 2024 and What Does a Publicist Do?
• Running a Nonprofit Organization
• Self-Published Author
• Becoming a Poet with Samantha Mineroff
• Owning an Independent Publishing Company (Susie Schaefer)

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What is it really like to be a web page designer in 2026?

In this episode of the Time We Discuss podcast, Dan sits down with Liz Theresa to talk about the reality of working as a web page designer and running a web design business. Liz shares her journey from studying English and theater to building a successful career in web design without a traditional technical background.

This conversation goes far beyond colors and layouts. Liz explains what web page designers actually do day to day, including accessibility considerations, responsive design, copywriting, client strategy, and conversion focused thinking. She also discusses why understanding HTML and CSS still matters, even with modern website builders and WordPress tools.

You will hear honest insights about working with clients, setting boundaries, handling emergencies, and why the web design industry is not as saturated as it may seem. Liz also offers practical advice for anyone interested in becoming a web page designer, whether you are changing careers, just getting started, or learning on your own.

This episode is a must watch if you want to learn

What a web page designer really does

How to get started in web design without a tech degree

Why accessibility and responsive design matter

How to build better websites that people trust

What it is like running a web design business

The hidden perks and real challenges of the job

Liz also shares a powerful takeaway about showing up authentically in your work and being the star you know you are. Whether you are curious about web design as a career or want a deeper understanding of how websites shape businesses, this episode delivers real world perspective and practical guidance.

Watch now and learn what it is really like to be a web page designer.

Time We Discuss is a podcast focused on career discovery and exploration. Each episode features honest conversations with professionals about what their jobs are actually like so you can make more informed career decisions.

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0:00 - Intro
0:46 - Typical day for a web page designer
2:04 - Getting started as a web designer entrepreneur
5:48 - Design, accessibility, readability, and copywriting
7:49 - How important is knowing HTML, CSS, and responsive design?
9:55 - Bread and butter
11:09 - Mitigating difficult clients.
13:06 - How saturated is the market?
14:20 - How to actually get started designing for the web?
16:57 - Expanding your business
20:38 - Barriers for aspiring web designers and developers
22:06 - Downside of third-party integrations
24:31 - Hidden perks
25:51 - Web emergencies and after-hours support
28:03 - Include this in your contracts
28:42 - Talent has the floor
31:11 - Outro

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Guest Information:

• Liz's Website
• Free Downloadable Copywriting Training Video
• Visibility Cheat Sheet
• Liz on Biz® podcast Website
• #realboss Community Facebook Group

• Start a Social Media Marketing Agency and Make BANK!
• Day in the life of a Corporate Lawyer

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In this segment of "Time We Discuss" we look at what it's like to be a travel planner or tour organizer.

Join me as we embark on an exciting journey to plan our dream vacation for 2024! In this video, I’ll share tips, tricks, and inspiration to help you create the perfect getaway that fits your style and budget. Whether you're dreaming of a tropical beach, a bustling city escape, or an adventurous mountain retreat, I've got you covered!

Discover the best destinations to visit in 2024, how to find amazing deals on flights and accommodations, and the must-see attractions that will make your trip unforgettable. I'll also discuss how to create a travel itinerary that balances relaxation and exploration.

If you're excited about planning your next adventure, hit that subscribe button for more travel content, and let's make 2024 the year of unforgettable experiences!

Watch till the end for a surprise destination reveal! You'd think it's colder than Chicago, but in one instance, it was not!

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0:00 - Intro
0:43 - How did you get started as a travel planner?
2:17 - How long do the trips typically last?
2:58 - How large are the custom tours?
4:33 - How did you get started as a travel planner?
5:29 - Getting paid to travel
7:50 - How do you come up with the destinations for travel planning?
9:03 - How important is it for clients to plan ahead?
10:22 - Favorite travel locations
11:25 - As a travel planner, how does the trip to Antarctica work?
13:48 - How can someone get started as a travel planner?
15:32 - How important is a formal education if someone wants to be a travel planner?
16:57 - What permissions are needed when bringing a group into another country?
17:57 - Let's talk language barriers when it comes to traveling to other countries.
20:04 - Talent has the floor.
22:59 - Outro

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Guest Information:

Ralph Velasco
Continental DRIFTER® Experiences Website
Create Images that Tell a Story
How to Be a Mindful Traveler Using Your 5+ Senses
60 AFFIRMATIONS for Travel: Adult Activity & Coloring Book
Travel Activity Book for Adults: GRATITUDES Edition

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In this segment of "Time We Discuss" we look at what it's like to be a clown.

Are you ready to turn your passion for fun and laughter into a paycheck? In this exciting video, we dive into the colorful world of clowns and explore how you can make a living while spreading joy!

Discover the ins and outs of becoming a professional clown, from the skills you need to the best opportunities available in 2024. Learn about the various roles you can take on, whether it's entertaining at birthday parties, performing at festivals, or even working in hospitals to bring smiles to those in need.

We'll share tips on how to create your unique clown persona, select the right costumes, and master essential clowning skills that will leave audiences laughing. Plus, hear from successful clowns in the industry who share their experiences and advice on getting started.

Don’t miss out on this fun-filled guide to turning your clowning dreams into reality! Subscribe for more entertaining content, and let’s get ready to bring the laughter!

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0:00 - Intro
0:46 - Typical day in the life of a clown
3:41 - What kinds of opportunities are there for aspiring clowns?
5:46 - What kinds of reactions do you get when you are out in public dressed as a clown?
7:09 - Do clowns need booking agents?
8:38 - What are the different types of clowns?
10:49 - Clown names, creating them, and trademarks
11:51 - How did you transition from your career to being a clown?
18:18 - Can you make a career as a clown?
20:20 - Do you need to go to school to be a clown?
21:30 - How important are clown conventions for someone just starting to be a clown?
23:01 - Talent has the floor.
26:08 - Outro

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Guest Information:

Bullseye the Clown
Clowns on a Mission Website
Clowns on a Mission - Guatemala Tour Information
Bullseye the Clown Website

Also mentioned in this segment:
Tenured Professor
Running a Nonprofit Organization

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In this segment of "Time We Discuss" we look at what it's like to be a Voiceover Industry Expert Audio Engineer with Henry Willard.

In this video, we dive deep into the world of voiceover industry expert audio engineering and explore what these professionals actually do in 2024. Are you curious about the skills required, the tools used, education level, and the day-to-day tasks of a voiceover industry expert audio engineer? Join us as we break down the essential roles and responsibilities, from recording and editing audio to collaborating with voice artists and clients.

Learn about the latest trends in the industry, tips for getting started, and how to succeed in this dynamic field. Whether you're considering a career in audio engineering or simply want to understand more about the voiceover industry, this video is packed with valuable insights and practical advice.

Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more content on voiceover techniques, audio engineering tips, and industry secrets!

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0:00 - Intro
0:35 - How did you start as a voiceover industry expert audio engineer?
1:58 - How did you discover voiceover artists?
4:54 - How did you market yourself as a voiceover industry expert audio engineer in the beginning?
7:09 - How difficult is it working with most of your clients in different time zones?
8:09 - What is turn-around time like for voiceover projects?
10:02 - How do you manage incoming recordings that are of poor quality?
11:57 - Do you work with any voiceover coaches?
12:55 - More about sound design
13:50 - Did you go to school to be a voiceover industry expert audio engineer?
15:33 - How difficult was it to land a job in your first studio?
16:53 - Talent has the floor.
17:34 - Outro

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Guest Information:

Henry Willard
Henry's Website

Also mentioned in this segment:
Navigating a Career of Voiceover Artistry
Become a Documentary Film Director, A Guide for Aspiring Filmmaker

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In this segment of "Time We Discuss" we look at what it's like to own and work at a social media marketing agency.

Are you ready to take the leap into the lucrative world of social media marketing? In this video, we’ll show you how Ashley Mason from a Dash of Social started her very own Social Media Marketing Agency from the ground up and maximized her earnings!

Discover the essential steps to launch your agency, including finding your niche, building a portfolio, and attracting clients. We'll share insider tips on how to leverage different social media platforms to grow your business and make real money.

Learn about the tools and resources you need to streamline your operations and provide top-notch services to your clients. Whether you're a beginner or looking to scale your existing agency, this video has something for everyone.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to create a profitable business in one of the fastest-growing industries. Subscribe now for more valuable insights and strategies on making bank with your social media marketing agency!

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0:00 - Intro
0:46 - From blog to full blown social media marketing agency
4:17 - Balancing creating a social media marketing agency with school
6:28 - What course of study was helpful?
7:35 - Did your friends get to leverage your social media expertise?
8:36 - What was it like getting your first employee for your SMMA?
11:12 - Source of your drive and inspiration
11:50 - Support as an entrepreneur
14:03 - What type of client are your focused on for your SMMA?
15:36 - How can someone transition into a career as a social media marketer?
16:51 - Foot in the door with pro bono work.
18:20 - The importance of blogs in present day
20:09 - How important is a website in establishing one's brand?
21:30 - How a Dash of Social leverages AI
22:39 - Talent has the floor
26:43 - Outro

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Guest Information:

Ashley Mason
Dash of Social

Also mentioned in this segment:
How to Build ANY Business That WorksInsights into Social Media MarketingAI Marketing Career, The Future of Digital MarketingExploring Academia and Publishing

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Step into the world of Public Relations with me in "A Day in my Life in Public Relations, Public Relations and Risk Management. In this video, I’ll take you behind the scenes as hear from John Rich, a PR professional, showcasing the challenges and triumphs that come with the territory. From crafting compelling press releases to managing client relationships and navigating media inquiries, discover what it truly means to work in this dynamic field.

Join me as I share valuable insights, tips for aspiring PR pros, and the skills you need to thrive in the fast-paced world of communications. Whether you’re considering a career in PR or simply curious about what goes on in the life of a public relations expert, this video is for you! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more content on PR strategies and industry trends. Let’s dive into the exciting world of public relations together!

Stay tuned to learn more about the thriving careers and career opportunities awaiting you!

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0:00 - Intro
0:36 - Average day working in public relations.
3:01 - Why create your own PR firm?
5:01 - Social media and the role it plays in a PR career
7:50 - PR and the role of crisis management
10:24 - Specializing in different aspects of public relations
12:07 - The importance of having knowledge in different sectors
15:31 - Integrity
17:18 - Getting that first client
18:20 - Scaling the business
20:23 - Working remotely and how that impacts PR
21:40 - Talent has the floor
23:33 - Continuing to help small businesses
25:10 - Talent has the floor.
26:43 - Outro

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Guest Information:

John Rich
John's Website
Blog Article

Also mentioned in this segment:
AI Marketing Career, The Future of Digital Marketing

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In this segment of "Time We Discuss" I look at what it's like to own an Equine Business. While the video focuses on Zachary Leyden's business, Ocean View Stables, the concepts and tricks he shares can be used for ANY business.

Are you passionate about horses and dreaming of starting your own equine business? In this video, "Build a Business That Works with Horses | Step by Step," we guide you through the essential steps to create a successful horse-related business from the ground up ... or ANY business!

Whether you're looking to start a riding school, a horse boarding facility, or any other horse-related venture, this video provides valuable insights and practical advice to help you succeed. Don't miss out on the opportunity to turn your love for horses into a thriving business!

Be sure to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more equine entrepreneurship tips and resources. Let’s get started on your journey to building a business that works with horses!

Stay tuned to learn more about the thriving careers and career opportunities awaiting you!

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0:00 - Intro
0:33 - What was it like transitioning from the military to a civilian?
4:26 - How did horses become a part of your life?
5:06 - How did the business grow from the ground up?
10:14 - Does your drive come from your personality or from being in the military?
11:45 - How do you continue to learn?
13:04 - How did you discover the county contract?
15:43 - Did you take business courses?
17:20 - How did you get that first employee?
19:09 - How did you start to scale your business?
20:49 - How did lessons learned at the beginning impact you later?
22:40 - How much riding experience did you have prior to starting this business?
23:31 - How can lessons learned in your business be applied to any business?
25:40 - Talent has the floor.
26:43 - Outro

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Guest Information:

Zachary Leyden
Ocean View Stables

Also mentioned in this segment:
A Conversation with Shane Ledyard on Being a Professional Horseman and Author

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In this segment of "Time We Discuss" I look at twin musicians Corinna and Isabelle to see what it takes to be a musician in 2024.

In this episode, I share what it is like being a working musician. Whether you're an aspiring artist or a seasoned performer looking to enhance your career, this episode covers everything you need to know. From finding your unique sound and building a solid repertoire to networking with industry professionals and securing gigs, I’ll walk you through each crucial step.

Join me as I discuss the challenges faced, the lessons learned, and the strategies that helped Corinna and Isabelle thrive in the competitive music industry. Get tips on marketing yourself, managing finances, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance as a musician.

Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights into the world of music, and turn on notifications to stay updated on my latest videos. Let’s dive in and turn your passion for music into a fulfilling career!

Stay tuned to learn more about the thriving careers and career opportunities awaiting you!

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0:00 - Intro
0:29 - What is a typical performance day like for you?
1:27 - When you send the rough cut to get rerecorded, what do you send?
4:43 - What about sadder songs - or do you stay only positive?
8:11 - What is your music education like?
11:09 - How has your business training helped you as musicians?
12:30 - How important are music videos?
14:18 - How difficult is music promotion?
15:44 - Talent has the floor.
26:43 - Outro

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Guest Information:

Corinna and Isabelle
Our Truth Music Website
Who Is Video
We go live for a few minutes at 2:45pm PST every Wednesday on Instagram for a song and some positivity:https://www.instagram.com/ourtruthmusic/

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