“You just got to have that faith, though. And you got to figure it out.” - Keith McPherson Keith McPherson thought working at Roc Nation would be his dream job. Months later, he walked away with nothing lined up and began questioning whether he had ruined his career. The New York sports radio personality joins The Resiliency Project to talk about collecting unemployment, driving for Lyft and Uber, working at a restaurant and building his own platform while struggling to pay his bills.
“You just got to have that faith, though. And you got to figure it out.” - Keith McPherson
Keith McPherson thought working at Roc Nation would be his dream job. Months later, he walked away with nothing lined up and began questioning whether he had ruined his career. The New York sports radio personality joins The Resiliency Project to talk about collecting unemployment, driving for Lyft and Uber, working at a restaurant and building his own platform while struggling to pay his bills.
McPherson explains how faith helped him keep moving through uncertainty and why consistently creating content eventually opened doors with the YES Network and WFAN. From attending industry events without enough money for the train ride home to stepping away from a coveted nighttime radio position for his family, he shares why resilience means believing you will find another way forward.
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