In January 2010, I resigned from my job in London, rented out my house and took off with my family to find a new place to call home. And we found it in Bali. If you fancy doing something similar, here are some ideas and tips to get you started on your very own journey.
I’ve known for a while that my current job’s not the one for me. It was around this time last year that I first started contemplating doing something different and I’d like to share my journey so far.
Depressed by the thought of having to come home from work and search through seemingly endless pages of job adverts? Does none of them seem right - too senior, too junior, the wrong location, the wrong skills? Job hunting isn't much fun...
Escape The City - an exciting online platform for young professionals who want to 'do something different’ and find meaningful & fulfilling occupations outside of the corporate mainstream.
This week I have five different videos for you to get you through the week. Enjoy.
Worrying about what you're not so hot at? Your strengths are all that matter in the new world of dream careers. Marianne Cantwell helps you uncover your natural, unique talents.
This week I’ll be sharing inspiring articles with you to help you on your way to career change, rather than examples of other peoples changes. I hope they will help you see things differently, think about careers and choices differently, and get you feeling revved up to get the career and life you really want.
I've just created a three page article about the hows and whys of procrastinating when making a decision. I don't know about you guys but during my career change process I've dragged decisions out - never getting past the analysis and doubts. I hope this article in some small way helps you see decisions in a different way and make the decision-making process a happier one.
Can you remember the feeling of being utterly absorbed with something that’s almost non-existent in your life now? Do you want to reconnect with that? This week during my research I kept coming across people who have recovered interests they thought were lost to history.
So how is your career change doing? I think that if you’ve felt the ‘call’ and longing to break out and find a career that’s right for you, you have to roll with it - it‘s the nag that won‘t go ‘til you‘ve resolved it!
