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“I felt like I was wearing a mask that didn’t fit me, pretending to care about things I didn’t care about anymore.”
From the outside Francesca Lando had a successful corporate career, but inside she knew her heart wasn't in it. Here, she shares how she transitioned to a fulfilling creative path, while finding her tribe along the way – and how things are pann...
Feeling like your career change has hit a plateau? Got a few areas of interest, but no idea what to do next with them, or what they might look like in reality? Natasha shares 11 practical actions to help you find fresh inspiration, greater focus and deeper confidence in your career direction.
You're ready to make a shift. You're fed up with feeling miserable at work. And you're struggling to know where to start. Natasha explains the art of beginning – and how despite the uncertainty, you can take practical, positive steps towards a more fulfilling career.
“I found the work too emotionally demanding.”
When Melanie started feeling drained by the emotional weight of her work, she returned to a long-held ambition – to explore a career in law. Here’s how she braved a ruthlessly competitive industry, and navigated a series of wrong turns, to finally find a role that fits.
Uncomfortable question alert: what are you hiding when it comes to your career change? Where are you pretending things are different than they are? Natasha shares why you have to be honest – with yourself first, and then with others – if you want to start making progress toward a career you love.