Professional and Personal Fulfillment is Not Mutually Exclusive
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IDA Episode 76 - In this raw and authentic account, Sam shares the journey that led her to walk away from a successful leadership position in a multi-million dollar accounting practice, and regain control of her professional life in a way that resonated with her own personal goals. In 2014, feeling depressed, unfit and burnt out, Sam made the brave decision to turn her back on her corporate career and instead seek out a future on her own terms. Despite achieving success by societal standards, Sam found herself disenchanted with the typical business model and felt in her heart there had to be a better way. Having invested so much time gaining knowledge and skills in the accounting industry, Sam knew she didn't want to just discard her experience and start again, but rather build on her foundation in a space that allowed both professional and personal satisfaction. In this inspiring podcast, Sam delves into the common theme of career dissatisfaction and the ways in which companies often fail their employees, often without meaning to. Sam draws a picture of a better way of working, with a framework that places the individual firmly at the centre, while simultaneously delivering economic performance. Sam wraps up this podcast with an invitation to join her one-day Success Retreat on Thursday 5 August in Brisbane (with other cities opening up soon), where you will gain the tools you need to rethink your own career or business, and set yourself on the path to true fulfillment. Spots are by application only, register your interest here: https://www.blueprinthqretreat.com.au/
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