Are you considering moving into a career that would allow you to spend more time with your family and wondering if it’s the right thing to do?

Jon Schuetz and Brent Connelly talk to Brandi Petersen Paul, a former successful television news anchor with KETV. She moved from a role that most people covet to become the director of communications for Westside Community Schools to spend more time with her family.

In this episode, Brandi discusses how she continues to pursue her passion for telling inspiring stories through everything she does. Additionally, she highlights the importance of having financial advisors guide you from a young age to achieve your long-term and retirement goals.

Brandi discusses:

The importance of family and finding balance in your career
The power of hard work and taking control of your opportunities
The value of telling inspiring stories and making a positive impact
Why you should make sound financial decisions early on for long-term success
And more

Resources:

Website: Brandi Petersen Paul

Connect With Brandi:

LinkedIn: Brandi Petersen Paul

Connect With Jon Schuetz and Brent Connelly:

About Our Guest:

Brandi (Petersen) Paul is a former television news anchor with KETV-Newswatch 7, who continues to promote positive people, events and opportunities through the world of communications. As an award-winning journalist, Brandi covered historic events across Nebraska and Iowa, secured high-profile interviews, and traveled throughout the United States and beyond to share powerful stories. That mission to share inspiring stories continued at Westside Community Schools where Brandi is currently the Director of Communications and Engagement, building public trust with valued stakeholders and providing transparency and understanding with all staff and families. Telling stories continues to be a personal as well as career passion; Brandi writes on her blog, Anchor’s Away, and cohosts the Question Marks podcast. She loves to read and is an avid baseball fan (always cheering for the Nebraska Cornhuskers and Atlanta Braves!) Her most cherished moments are any spent with her husband, Brian, their two little boys, Easton and Evan, and their two bulldogs, Chester and Abe.