The Next Four Years

Welcome back to the Next Four Years Podcast! I apologize for being off for so many weeks but I'm very excited to be back with a fantastic guest, Jeremy Culhane! In this episode we discuss what it means to be successful as a young adult and Jeremy offers some of the methods and tools he uses to reduce stress and improve his life. As always you can reach me on twitter @connorpaden22. Please leave a 5 star review on iTunes. I would really appreciate it!

Wow, this was such an inspiring conversation. I got a chance to speak with my old friend Danielle Beckerman. We go into some sensitive but very important topics that I certainly took a lot out of and I hope you will too. As always you can reach me on Twitter @ConnorPaden22 or my email address [email protected]. Thank you everyone for the feedback and I hope you continue to listen. If I could just ask for a quick favor, if you like the show please go rate and review it on iTunes. It really helps other listeners find the show and widen our audience. Hope you enjoy!

Hello Ladies and Gentlemen and welcome to another episode of the Next Four Years podcast. I apologize for missing an episode last week but I have a few recorded so shouldn't be missing any time soon. This is my first time interviewing two guests, Kelsey and Ryan Cardenas! It is also my first time having anybody married on this podcast. Kelsey and Ryan just married three weeks ago at the age of 23. The newly-weds discuss expectations from society and how to find your perfect match. If you could do me a favor and leave a review on iTunes. It will really help people find the show and then we can get the podcast out to more listeners.

Hello ladies and gentlemen and welcome back to another episode of the Next Four Years podcast. My name is Connor Paden and I'll be your host. This week we are back to our normal format with an interview with an old friend of mine Alec Mishra. Alec played soccer in college so we talk about what that is like. He is really a master of keeping connections and using them as resources throughout your career so I think you'll get a lot out of this episode. As always I would love to hear from you! Please like, rate and share the podcast so we can reach more listeners. You can reach me on Twitter @ConnorPaden22 or my email [email protected] Thanks everyone!

Welcome to a special episode of The Next Four Years. This episode is special because I don't have a guest with me today. Every few weeks I'm going to try to do these shorter solo episodes to recap what we have discussed in previous episodes. This also a chance for me to share my own opinion on some of the topics that I wasn't able to do with the guests in order to save time. Today I will be discussing "How to Find the Right Path in a Young Career" Please take the time to like and review the episode on iTunes. It will really help more listeners find the show. If you ever have any questions for me, topics you want to cover, or suggestions for guests you can reach me on Twitter @connorpaden22 or shoot me an email at [email protected] Thanks and hope you enjoy!

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of The Next Four Years, your playbook to life after college. My name is Connor Paden and I'll be your host. This is a special episode for me because I'm interviewing one of my childhood best friends Claire Adams. Claire and I went to middle school and high school together before she went on to attend USC in Los Angeles to study theater. She is now an actress and has already an impressive resume working in Hollywood. In this episode we cover what that lifestyle is like, how to prioritize your life and career and much more. I am blown away by the feedback I have gotten so far for this podcast. I appreciate everyone listening and hope you continue to do so. If you would leave a review on iTunes then we could get the content out to more listeners and continue to grow the show. Follow me @connorpaden22 and follow the podcast @Next4YearsPod for more information. Questions, reviews and comments are always welcome!

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of The Next Four Years, the show about surviving the young adult life. My guest on today's episode is my good friend Bailey McNeal, a project manager for the healthcare company Epic. Bailey has bounced around so far in her life, growing up in Colorado, going to college in Texas, and now living in Madison, Wisconsin. In this episode we discuss Leadership, the fear of the unknown, and why she doesn't make long-term goals. I hope you enjoy. If you enjoy this podcast, I would really appreciate a favor. Please leave a 5-star review on iTunes. It really helps people find the show and then we can get the content out to more people. I'll give you a shoutout on a future episode as a way of saying thanks.

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of The Next Four Years, the show about surviving the young adult life. My guest today is an old college friend of mine, Benjamin Yoder. Benjamin and I actually co-hosted a radio show together a few years ago before becoming roommates in Dallas for a year. In this episode we discuss career sacrifices, mobility, and how he goes about making big life decisions. I hope you enjoy. If I could ask for you to leave a 5-star review on iTunes. It will really help people find the show and then we can get the content out to more listeners. I'll give you a shoutout in a future episode as a way of saying thanks.

Hello ladies and gentlemen! Welcome to another episode of The Next Four Years, the show about surviving the young adult life. My guest today is my good friend Brelle De Groot. Brelle graduated from TCU in 2014 but she is not originally from Texas. She grew up on a dairy farm in central California and now lives in New York City. We cover what it is like to live in the Big Apple, how to find your edge, and the importance of asking for career help. I hope you enjoy.

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of The Next Four Years, the show about surviving the young adult life. My name is Connor Paden and I'll be your host. This show features in-depth interviews and conversations with friends, co-works and other young adults regarding life post-college. Hopefully you'll laugh, hopefully you'll cry, but most of all hopefully you will learn something and be able to apply it to your own life. This is a special episode as my guest today was one of my childhood best friends, Preston Walker. Preston is a graduate from USC and an aspiring television writer. He is multi-talented, a gifted comedian and musician, and for what it's worth, can hit a golf ball a long way. In this episode, Preston and I cover paying your dues, finding passions, creating time for what is important to you and much more. Without further ado, please enjoy my conversation with Preston Walker.