Unemployed : Entrepreneurship & Self Improvement · Paige Vandy

See ya in 2025: Business To Do List for 2024, Deets on FIRST EVER LIVE EVENT, What's Coming in 2025

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The Unemployed dinner experience replaces networking with a candlelit, sweatsuit dress code.

1. Unemployed : Entrepreneurship & Self Improvement centers this episode on the host's December break, 2024 wrap-up, and 2025 business plans. 2. The host speaks as a solo creator of Unemployed and references Amy, her friend and somatic therapist, because both shape the event plans and the ceremony. 3. The episode asks what the host is doing for the rest of 2024 and why 2025 will look different for Unemployed. 4. She says she is taking the podcast off for the rest of December because her voice is coming back and her schedule with Gray is crowded. 5. She gives a specific break window of December 18 to January 6, then says the show will return in January. 6. She says she needs to let something go over the Christmas holidays because she has too many projects running at once. 7. She says she is tying up loose ends with team meetings and project work before the year ends. 8. She says she still needs to go over her 2024 financials with her bookkeeper and look closely at the numbers. 9. She explains that 2025 planning already exists at the launch level, but she has not finished the financial and goal-setting side. 10. She describes reverse-engineering goals by quarter and month so she knows where revenue gaps need to be filled. 11. She mentions Expand clients will do the same strategic number-planning process in 2025. 12. She says she can secure an Expand spot with a deposit now, even if someone wants to delay the first full payment until January. 13. She announces that Unemployed is bringing events and actual live experiences into the brand for 2025. 14. She says she first tried to plan a luxury weekend retreat as a fitness coach, but COVID stopped that plan. 15. She says the first live event is the Unemployed dinner experience in February 2025 and that it has been in her notebooks for a long time. 16. She says the dinner is meant for entrepreneurial women and is not a classic networking event with room-working pressure. 17. The host describes the room as moody, candlelit, and set with a long table, black plates, black cutlery, and long candles. 18. She says the dress code is a cozy luxury sweatsuit, and that the goal is to help people make one to two real connections. 19. The tone is conversational and personal, with long business updates, event details, and direct addresses to listeners in a casual solo format. 20. People who like behind-the-scenes business planning and event concepts will like this episode, while listeners wanting a tight, topic-specific interview may skip it.

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A candid holiday reset that turns entrepreneurial overload into a more intimate event idea.

The episode lands as a candid holiday reset from a host whose voice is still returning and whose calendar is about to get even fuller. Over the Christmas break, she is letting the podcast rest so she can make space for a packed home stretch and protect her bandwidth.

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You want a year-end reset from someone choosing rest over overdrive.

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