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Have you ever looked around at the career you've spent years building and quietly wondered...

"Is this still what I want?"

You're not alone.

For many women, career changes aren't driven by failure. They're driven by growth. As our priorities, passions, and definitions of success evolve, it's natural to question whether our careers still align with the life we're trying to build.

The good news?

Changing careers doesn't mean starting over.

In this episode, Katy and Rebecca share their own career pivot stories and discuss how to navigate change strategically without walking away from the experience, relationships, and skills you've spent years building.

Together, they discuss:

• How to know whether you need a new job, a new company, or an entirely new career
• Why fulfillment matters just as much as compensation
• How to identify your transferable skills and leverage them in a new direction
• The importance of informational interviews, networking, and continuous learning
• Why career exploration should be intentional, not impulsive
• Letting go of who you thought you were "supposed" to become
• A practical 90-day Career Growth Plan to help you explore your next chapter with confidence

Whether you're feeling stuck, curious about what's next, or simply wondering if your career still reflects who you've become, this episode will remind you that your experience isn't something to leave behind.

It's the foundation you'll build on next.

Because changing careers doesn't mean starting over.

It means carrying everything you've learned into a future that fits you even better.

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