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Becoming Your Next Gen Friend

Becoming Your Next Gen Friend

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After launching with a powerful three-part series on sibling dynamics, Andrea takes listeners behind the scenes of her own story in this deeply personal episode.

Most importantly, Andrea explains why Your Next Gen Friend exists - to create community for successors who often feel isolated while navigating guilt, imposter syndrome, and the challenge of building their own legacy while honoring what came before. The episode concludes with an invitation for listeners to join Andrea in building a supportive community where successors can share their stories, challenges, and victories without judgment.


Key topics covered:

  • Growing up with entrepreneurial parents and processing family wealth awareness
  • Career evolution from advertising to becoming Elizabeth's successor at The Transition Strategists
  • The emotional complexity of being a successor and creating community for next-gen leaders


Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Your Next Gen Friend

02:24 Growing Up in Small Town Colorado

04:42 High School: Design, Band, and Entrepreneurship

07:03 First Awareness of Family Wealth

09:21 College, Career, and the Pivotal Question

11:31 Meeting Elizabeth and the Successor Conversation

13:52 Navigating Business Transition and Motherhood

16:13 Why Every Successor's Experience is Unique

18:33 Creating Community for Next Gen Leaders

Connect with Andrea Carpenter and Your Next Gen Friend:

Website: https://yournextgenfriend.com/

Your Next Gen Friend on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yournextgenfriend/

Your Next Gen Friend on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@yournextgenfriend

Andrea on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreashaver/

Subscribe to "Your Next Gen Friend" on your favorite podcast player:

Spotify: https://yournextgenfriend.com/open-spotify

Apple Podcasts: https://yournextgenfriend.com/apple-podcast

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