Helder Carvalheira is a technology engineer who's worked on semiconductor equipment, Bluetooth devices, and Amazon Echo products. He's also a Grammy-nominated record producer, touring musician, and hot rod restorer.

In this conversation, Helder talks about why he's never been satisfied simply taking what he knows and applying it somewhere else - there has to be something new to learn, and he has to be able to get his hands on it. We discuss what it's like to move further from the product as you advance in your career, the importance of working with great people, and the philosophy his father taught him: the human mind is more powerful than any problem you face.

Whether you're feeling stuck in a role that's pulled you away from what you love, or you're trying to figure out how to stay engaged after decades in your field, Helder's story offers a reminder that curiosity and persistence can take you anywhere - as long as you're willing to get your hands dirty.

Connect with Helder on his LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/helder-carvalheira-0390422/

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Learn how Erik Cathcart transitioned through various roles and faced challenges in the modern job market. Discover strategies for adapting to change and leveraging your unique skills and what's really important when thinking about taking on a new job.

Erik Cathcart has had a diverse career spanning design, marketing, and IT. With over 15 years of experience in marketing and having worked with startups and established companies alike, Erik brings valuable insights into the challenges modern professionals face. His unique background allows him to understand the interplay between design and marketing, making him a versatile asset in any organization.

To get in touch with Erik, contact him through LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erikodincathcart/

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Kim left a 21-year career in corporate healthcare and she's now building her own business offering services and presentations on stress management, resilience, and mental wellness.

We talk through her journey and find out about what that transition has been like for her.

If you want to learn more about Kim's work, visit pathtoascendedwellnesscoaching.com, or find her on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube where she shares guided meditations.

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