The Entrepreneurial Pivot of Jennifer Broome

Mar 26

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From Meteorologist to Adventurer

In this inspiring episode of The Building Texas Show, host Justin McKenzie sits down with Jennifer Broome, a former meteorologist turned multimedia travel and environmental journalist. Jennifer shares her journey of reinventing herself after leaving the TV news industry, discussing how she made an entrepreneurial pivot to pursue her passion for travel, adventure, and storytelling. From trekking to Machu Picchu with the first all-female team to exploring the Salkantay Trail. Jennifer reflects on the lessons learned, the importance of betting on yourself, and how travel can transform your life. This episode is packed with insights on resilience, the power of personal reinvention, and the joy of living authentically.

Takeaways

Jennifer Broom transitioned from a meteorologist to a freelance creator.

She emphasizes the importance of betting on oneself in career changes.

Family and faith are central to her life decisions.

Her trek to Machu Picchu was the first all-female team on that route.

Traveling requires support and guidance, especially in challenging environments.

Writing a book can be a fast-paced but rewarding experience.

Cultural connections enhance travel experiences and understanding.

Asking for help is crucial in personal and professional growth.

Respecting local customs is essential when traveling abroad.

Building a community and connections is vital for success.

Sound Bites

"If you don't bet on yourself, no one else will."

"Taking that chance can lead to amazing opportunities."

"I put faith first, family second."

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