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		<title>By: Matt Cheuvront</title>
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		<description>Monica O&#039; Brien (@monicaobrien) and I sat down and recorded an interview for our podcast with Ryan Paugh of Brazen Careerist yesterday afternoon and talked about everything from startup advice to the Brazen philosophy to Fantasy football. Somewhere in the midst of it all we came up with something pretty profound to &#039;label&#039; Brazen with. They (and Gen Y in general) receive a lot of flack for branding Gen Y as &#039;experts&#039; - but in reality - not many of us claim to be.

Profoundly, we came up with &#039;Brazen Careerist: Not Giving Advice, but Sharing Ideas&#039;. I think that&#039;s what is so great about the Gen-Y community, it&#039;s our passion for sharing ideas, being right, being wrong, and learning from one another. The internet is allowing us to share ideas in new and innovative ways and that&#039;s exactly what we&#039;re doing. Letting our voices be heard - Brazen is there to bring us all together into one collective spirit.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Monica O&#8217; Brien (@monicaobrien) and I sat down and recorded an interview for our podcast with Ryan Paugh of Brazen Careerist yesterday afternoon and talked about everything from startup advice to the Brazen philosophy to Fantasy football. Somewhere in the midst of it all we came up with something pretty profound to &#8216;label&#8217; Brazen with. They (and Gen Y in general) receive a lot of flack for branding Gen Y as &#8216;experts&#8217; &#8211; but in reality &#8211; not many of us claim to be.</p>
<p>Profoundly, we came up with &#8216;Brazen Careerist: Not Giving Advice, but Sharing Ideas&#8217;. I think that&#8217;s what is so great about the Gen-Y community, it&#8217;s our passion for sharing ideas, being right, being wrong, and learning from one another. The internet is allowing us to share ideas in new and innovative ways and that&#8217;s exactly what we&#8217;re doing. Letting our voices be heard &#8211; Brazen is there to bring us all together into one collective spirit.</p>
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