
A podcast about all the "five year plans" that did not go according to plan. From lawyers turned comedians, to neuroscientists turned chefs, come join Anna in exploring the craziest career pivots and the ups, downs, and uncertainties of being in your 20s and 30s.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | a month ago |
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In this episode, Anna sits down with Maggie Arai—former law student and aspiring intentional human rights lawyer, turned 4x founder and social entrepreneur—to talk about what it really looks like to walk away from a path that made sense on paper, but... more
Burnout is not a character flaw. So why does it feel like one?
In this episode, Anna talks about the part of burnout that we often dont address —the quiet, creeping fear that you’re the problem. That you’re not resilient enough. That youre not cut ... more
Hes cooked for Taylor Swift. Jennifer Lopez. And almost became a neuroscientist?
In this episode, Anna sits down with Nathan Ng - sous chef at TOCA inside the Ritz Carlton Toronto - who walked away from the "perfect" academic path as a neuroscience... more
This piece of advice is one that I guarantee weve all heard before. But when I tried following it, heres what happened:
* I developed a romanticized view of what my career should be
* I had unrealistic expectations of what work is supposed to fe... more
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Apple Podcasts | #151 |
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