93: Quit Your 9 to 5 Job With Confidence And Invest In Yourself With Janet Aisyah Quek

<p> <strong>FWEP00093 Quit Your 9 to 5 Job With Confidence And Invest In Yourself With Janet Aisyah Quek</strong></p><p><br></p><p>Today we have a special guest. Her name is Janet Aisyah Quek. She is a corporate narrative employee with more than 25 years of experience in HR Asia-Pacific Region. And today she’s here to share with you her results and her journey of launching two years. I would say, the second year of her podcast show that has been batched<strong> </strong> because she is busy at work so we helped her to batch out her content and launch her second season of her show. So she’s here today to share with you her journey and her thoughts about the entire experience. I hope there’s something for you to think about on how you are creating your content, how you’re launching consistently, and be amazing! Remember you have a diamond that is within you and you deserve to shine.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Launching the Podcast Season 2</strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p>(02:05-3:08) Launching the Podcast Season 2 embetter my life instantly in 2020. I truly agree that our podcast is not only about building online presents but most importantly online credibility and recognition by showing up consistently. I have been “hey hunted<strong>” </strong> more than ten times directly from companies and recruiters in three months from Asia-Pacific, US, and Europe. Even in this Covid19 situation, I realized that my message has embetter more people than I ever thought it could now. We have listeners and followers in nine countries in just 3 months. After awarded platinum instant podcast leader, I have garnered more than a hundred likes in social media in one post and some friends commented that now I am like a queen and I have drawn attention to new connections who are keen to know what I am doing and how podcasts can help them.</p><p><br></p><p>(03:24-3:47) My children are now used to me doing my work as podcast host, though knowing that I have left my corporate job. Initially, my youngest son told me that doin