So have ever thought about changing your career?

I know I know that seems like maybe it's coming out of nowhere, but stick with me.

Have you ever felt like the job that you're doing is just not quite it. It's just not quite right. It's not what you should be doing.

Because if you have, you're not alone. Millions of people are unhappy in their jobs and they're looking for a way out, but this is the problem.

It can be difficult to know where to start.

It can be difficult to figure out what questions to ask. It can be difficult to figure out what questions to ask.

It can be difficult to figure out which path you should go down, what your new career should be.

And then even when you figure that out, it can be so, so challenging to understand what you need to do to bridge that gap to get from where you are now to that new career

especially when you're dealing with challenges, with debt, with having people that are

depending on you that you need to support financially.

How do you make a career change when taking an income loss is not really an option?

These are some of the questions that people are struggling with all over the world and maybe you are as well. Now here's the

thing I just got off of an amazing conversation with an expert in this space. You

guys know I don't typically do interviews on this show, but I just had such an amazing conversation with him. His name is Meisha Rubin, and after 15 years as a management consultant at one of the big four consulting firms, and he was even eventually promoted to a partner at the firm, he left it all behind.

Because in his words, quote, it just wasn't the right thing for me can you

even imagine that this guy achieved a level of financial stability in career

success that most people will never see and he still felt unfulfilled just like the rest of us.

Fast forward five years from that moment and he now actually works with people showing them how to find and

create their own fulfilling careers and this guy knows his stuff. I walked away from our interview feeling like, wow, like I felt buzzed by the

possibilities and guys I'm not even trying to change my career. So if you are and if you want to know the best place to start, then you need to listen to my interview with Meisha Rubin.

The conversation is going to go live tomorrow, Friday, April 30th, but there is a catch.

It's only available to paid subscribers of the Tiny Leaps Big Changes podcast.

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