Build Your Own Fairytale
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Around here, you'll hear from women who have paved their own way, outside traditional 9-5s. Together, we'll learn from their journeys and insights so that we can take steps toward building our own fairytales.
Build Your Own Fairytale
Lana Schupbach’s Path From Producing Morning Talk Shows to Producing Her Own Dreams
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Lana Schupbach’s career in network TV spanned nearly two decades, including producing the Today Show on NBC, five Daytime Emmy nominations and a legacy of crafting captivating content for broadcast and digital platforms. However, as the pandemic reshaped perspectives and priorities, Lana found herself reevaluating her path.
In this episode, Lana shares candidly about her decision to step away from what once was her dream and embark on a new adventure. Despite achieving significant professional milestones, Lana discovered a newfound passion for life at home and felt entrepreneurship would be better suited for her career; leading her to launch her own media consulting firm, Autumn Lane Productions.
We delve into Lana's experience navigating the challenges and exhilarations of pursuing new dreams while balancing the responsibilities of motherhood. Lana emphasizes the importance of embracing change, fostering a growth mindset, and being open to new opportunities, even in uncertain times.
Throughout our conversation, Lana offers valuable insights on networking with authenticity, building meaningful connections, and leveraging personal passions to fuel career fulfillment.
Tune in to this episode to hear her journey of career reinvention, along with actionable tips and inspiration.
Connect with Lana at AutumnLaneProductions.com or follow her on Instagram at AutumnLane.Productions and LanaSchup_Acts.
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