Heather Pridemore: A Rebellious Spirit’s Guide to Corporate and Creative Success
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In episode 17, Heather Pridemore, founder of Pridemore Coaching and host of “small acts of rebellion”, sits in the role of interviewee to offer an intimate glimpse into her journey from a blue-collar background to becoming a trailblazer in the corporate and entrepreneurial worlds. Heather shares the transformative experiences that have shaped her career, emphasizing the critical role of self-advocacy, strategic decision-making, and the pursuit of continuous education. She discusses her strategies for navigating corporate cultures, the pressure to conform to perfection, and her ultimate transition to entrepreneurship, which has granted her greater autonomy over her life and career.
Heather's story speaks to overcoming socioeconomic barriers and the impact of a non-linear career path driven by personal history, resilience, and a commitment to authenticity. Through her candid reflections on her values—story, candor, self-advocacy, and authenticity—listeners are encouraged to consider their career trajectories and the alignment of personal values with professional aspirations. This episode is for anyone interested in understanding how to utilize personal stories and challenges as catalysts for professional achievement and personal fulfillment.
Guest Information:
Connect with Heather Pridemore on: Instagram or Linkedin
References:
Pridemore Coaching
Boston University MBA
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Credits and Acknowledgements:
Hosted by Rose Evelyn
Produced and Edited by Heather Pridemore.
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