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Rabbit, RabbitAuthor: OOO-Marketing
Welcome to Rabbit, Rabbit: REDEFINING WORK & LIFE Host Kristine Scichilone has built the career, chased the title, and scaled the business. She's also unraveled, questioned everything, and rebuilt with more intention. This show is where that experience meets the conversations she wishes she'd had sooner, about how to live, work, and lead on your own terms. Each episode explores the intersection of ambition and alignment, through sharp marketing insight, honest founder reflection, and the real stories behind success (the kind that don't make it to LinkedIn). Whether you're scaling, starting over, or simply questioning the pace you're running, this podcast is your prompt to pause. Not to slow down for the sake of it, but to move with more precision and less performance. Part marketing mentor, part mindset coach. Always zero fluff. You'll get grounded strategy, personal truth, and the occasional poetic gut punch. For founders, creatives, and corporate pros who care about ambition and alignment. Language: en Genres: Business, Careers, Education, Self-Improvement Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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E147 Portfolio Careers Are not About Passion, They're About Risk
Episode 147
Wednesday, 29 July, 2026
What is a portfolio career, really? Kristine breaks down the 40-year-old idea everyone thinks is new and why it's about risk, not passion. A portfolio career is a working life built on multiple income streams, roles, and projects, instead of one full-time job with one employer. The term isn't new: it was coined by management thinker Charles Handy back in the 1980s, decades before "multi-hyphenate" was a LinkedIn buzzword. In this episode, Kristine breaks down what a portfolio career actually is with examples. Plus we cover the four common shapes portfolio careers fall into: fractional work, one-expertise-many-formats, multi-hyphenate creative, and "pays today, pays later." In this episode: What a portfolio career actually is (and who coined the term) Two real-world models of what one can look like The 4 shapes portfolio careers commonly take Why "what do you do" doesn't fit in one sentence anymore The real reason to build one: risk management, not passion Why this isn't just a founder problem Resources RebOOOt Sessions ooo-marketing.com/reboootsessions
