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“Losing my job forced a change journey that I’m still on nine years later.”
After years in senior roles, a redundancy/lay-off and a growing sense of unfulfillment forced Howard Hunt to pause and reflect. Here’s how accepting that life was too short not to make a change led him to helping others overcome stress, burnout and self-doubt.
“I found that what excited me most was designing solutions that truly worked for people.”
Through working in a variety of different roles, Preeti Nigam discovered that she thrives most when helping others. Here’s how she created a career that brings her experience, skills and passions together.
Feel awkward or confused when you talk about your shift? Unsure of who you are anymore, since so much has changed? Natasha explains how a great story can help you find confidence, connections and opportunities as a career changer – and the key principles you need to tell yours brilliantly.
“Working from an office felt so rigid and soulless.”
Hazel Martin couldn't help wondering if there was something 'more' out there for her in her work; so, she decided to find out. Here she shares how she found a new, more fulfilling path – and how her career shift is panning out four years on.
Feeling trapped and in paralysis? No idea what you want to do next with your career? Natasha doesn't buy it. Here, she explains a key 'ideas' distinction keeping you stuck, and shares a simple way to start making progress, no matter how uncertain you feel.
