#165 Aviation Author, Speaker and Coach - The Job Tale of Julien Martinson

“Hypnosis leverages on the plasticity of the brain”. “The subconscious is a 7-year-old kid”. “Imagination is more powerful than reality”. “If you think about something it becomes real, because the brain doesn’t make the difference between the thought and the reality”. These and more messages emerge in today’s Job Tale dedicated to the profession of the Hypnotist.There is often a misconception about Hypnosis, and its use as a therapy. We often think of its use as a form of entertainment, when we watch staged hypnosis and the powers of persuasion. Livie Gallone is a hypnotist and she sheds light on her profession and what hypnotism means.

Job Tales is the podcast I started in 2021 to help the listeners find the right job by giving an overview of all the jobs existing out there. I regularly look for guests with different jobs, and by "job" I mean whatever profession gives you the means to live.Today we talk about the job of a Keynote Speaker and how today’s guest has managed to become a full time professional giving speeches to companies, schools and institutions around the topic of time. I will say no more: here is my interview with Anna Jelen. 

Job Tales is a podcast where you can peruse all kinds of jobs as they are told in a 25-minute interview by professionals around the world. Companies are solicitating more and more assistance to help their teams be more effective in their leadership roles. This could be around topics of diversity and inclusion, supporting teams to unlock leadership potential, or to facilitate new home office practices. Diana Orejas is a Leadership Facilitator. Listen to this episode if this is a job you would like to explore in the future.

Job Tales is a podcast where you can peruse all kinds of jobs as they are told in a 25-minute interview by professionals around the world. I was watching "Inside The Mind of a Dog" on Netflix, and I saw several dog trainers talk about their amazing job, which consists of training dogs into becoming service dogs for humans with disabilities. I immediately thought: I have to interview them! Canine Companions is the company I reached out to, and they were kind enough to grant me an interview with two of their current apprentice instructors, Sarah Brinck and Anika Schenkel. Do you want to know what a dog trainer does? Then listen to this episode of Job Tales! Yours, Laura Leoncini. 

Welcome to Job Tales: the show where I interview people from all over the world about their profession. Through my podcast I wish to inspire you by giving an overview of all the jobs existing out there. Today with me is Steyn Viljoen, UX Designer. UX stands for user experience. It is quite a comprehensive job that many don’t know about. That’s why I invited Steyn to Job Tales. Steyn, welcome to the show. Can you enlighten our listeners by starting with a brief description of a UX designer job? 

This is Job Tales: the show where we find out about different professions from the people « who know ». My name is Laura Leoncini and each week I’ll speak to a new guest with an inspiring job. I met Jaco Beukman several years ago at a hike in South Africa. Back then I could tell that he loved the outdoors and photography. Years later, Jaco is a successful safari expert and organises bespoke trips for a selected clientele. He had to work hard to get there, and in this episode of Job Tales he shares with us the steps that took him to where he is now.This is Jaco Beukman: Expedition Leader / Photographic Safari Host / Wildlife Safari Guide / Africa Travel ExpertNational Geographic Journeys Expeditions / Photo Safaris / Birding Safaris / Guided Wildlife Safaris - Africa

Job Tales is the podcast where I interview people from all over the world about their profession. Why I do this? to inspire your future career by giving you an overview of as many jobs as possible you can choose from.  My name is Laura Leoncini and today my guest is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in California who is developing tools to address pathologies affecting the eye. Marco Bassetto will tell you what you need to know when you take on a path of PHD and post doc, and what resources are available both in Europe and the States. Here are two useful links given by Marco:A Source to all European PHD availableThe Institute in Irvine California where Marco is doing his Post Doctoral studies

Welcome to Job Tales: the show where we find out about various professions from around the world. Each week I speak to a new guest with a very interesting job. If you want to know more about the job of a kinesiologist, then stay tuned on this episode and listen to Jutta Holzapfel. Here are some links to help you in the search of this specialty:To study Specialised Kinesiology in South Africa:https://www.kinesiologysa.co.za/course-outlines/basic-kinesiology-practitioner/To study in the UK:https://kinesiology.co.uk/Study in Australiahttps://www.nkinstitute.com.au/about-nkJutta also works in End of Life transitional services:https://sacreddeathcare.com/program/the-souls-journey/https://wellnessspecialist.co.za/eoldoula/https://goingwithgrace.com/about-alua/https://www.ted.com/talks/alua_arthur_why_thinking_about_death_helps_you_live_a_better_life?subtitle=enJutta's own websites:www.breathingroom.co.zawww.the-silver-cord.co.za

With experience as a flight attendant and assistant flight director, having worked in airside security and terminal operations, having completed studies in airport management and having written a book about aviation careers, it is a pleasure to have Julien Martinson here at Job Tales to discuss the various aviation professions available to the young generation, and his own personal experience to doing what he does.More information about Julien and his book : www.julienmartinson.com.Please note that this is not a sponsored link. Links help listeners go further in their research for their best suited job. My podcast’s content is unbranded. So, voilà. Enjoy! Laura Leoncini 

Welcome to Job Tales: the show where we find out about various professions from around the world. Each week I speak to a new guest with a very interesting job. There are many jobs revolving around airports and aircraft. If you want to be of service to the air navigation, you are detail oriented and stress resilient, then you may want to look closely at the profession of air traffic controller. Today's guest is Guillaume Allirot, Air Traffic Controller in Southern France.