By Deanna Fletcher2023-11-14T08:30:00
Writer and broadcaster Deanna Fletcher encourages us all to think through who’s in our corner when it comes to our careers.
Have you ever stood at a pivotal crossroads in your career, feeling like your dreams were slipping away? Have you imagined a life filled with global adventures and the realisation of your fullest potential, only to be met with deafening silence? It’s a scenario that many of us can relate to, especially in a world reshaped by the pandemic and personal challenges.
A friend of mine has been facing these very obstacles. She found herself at the dawn of a new year, her once-thriving public speaking career overshadowed by uncertainties. The pandemic had cast doubt on her ambitions, leaving her questioning her path. Can you picture it? The world’s stage, once vibrant and alive, suddenly empty.
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