Hi, I'm Helen and I'm Sarah and this is a squiggly careers podcast, a weekly podcast where we share ideas for actions and tools to try out that we hope will help you and it always helps us to navigate your squiggly career with more confidence, clarity and control.

And this week we're going to be talking about how to stand out with senior people.

But before we get started, we wanted to let you know, if you don't already know, that we have a special offer, Sarah.

That sounds strange, a special offer.

We've got a good thing to tell you about a freebie.

So before we dive in, quick reminder, if you want a free copy of the Squiggly Career video book, we've got one available

for every podcast listener. We'll put all the details in the show notes and all of our

socials, but you just need to go to litvidiobooks.com forward slash the hyphen, squiggly, hyphen,

capchie. And when you go to buy and you kind of create your account, the code is

Squiggly Careers podcast, all in Capitals. That bit is quite, quite easy. And once you've got the

Squiggly Career video book, you can download it, you can watch it on websites or mobile apps.

I hope it could be quite helpful if you're commuting. And we would also love to know what you

think of this new format of

development and learning. It's about 50 minutes long. You can watch it in short snippets. There's a

workbook you can download. You can see an animated version of me and Helen, if that's something

that just what you need in your life. But you can also hear things like Squiggly Career stories

from people across the world who've had

squiggly career, something that we couldn't include in the book, as well as just lots of kind of

very practical hints and tips, which is probably what you'd expect from us. Make the most of it

while it's there. I think we've got one more week of being able to offer it. And then I guess you have to

pay for it again, so brilliant. And if you have read the book, I think it goes really well alongside the book because

it's obviously, it's more visual because it's video, but it's also quite a nice reminder of some of the

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