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You're miserable, uninspired and frustrated. You know you have to make a shift. But much as you'd love to quit, you're simply not ready. How do you stay sane? Natasha has comprehensively updated this popular article, sharing ten ways to make it through career-change limbo.


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“I wanted the chance to learn and explore other countries, cultures and technologies.”

When it hit him how long he had left until retirement, Tiago Klein knew that he didn't want to spend the rest of his career wondering "what if?" Here's how he left a secure management role to build a new life and career abroad.

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Want to do something different but don't have the confidence to break out of your current situation? Richard shares an alternative view on where confidence comes from, and how you can create it.


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When you have no idea what else you'd like to do, where does inspiration come from? Our Career Change Launch Pad participants have grappled with exactly this question – and discovered some unexpected answers. Natasha shares what she's learned.


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“The Sunday night dreads told me my heart wasn't in it anymore.” 

When Thomas realised he could see exactly how the next few years would unfold, he knew he couldn't stay where he was. Here's how he left behind a 30-year career to pursue one of his lifelong interests.


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