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It's time to change your job, maybe even your career, but you can't decide where you want to go.

Andrea Yacup Masek is here to talk about what to do when you don't know

what's next. She's the founder and CEO of AYM Consulting. Andrea's company helps professional

women show up as themselves and move forward and upward in their careers. She joins us from

Salt Lake City, Utah. Well, let's jump

right into it, Andrea. Why do people struggle with not knowing what to do next in a career or in

making a job change? What's going on there? Sure. So there's a couple of things at play. And I will

preface that as a career coach for women. I'm speaking mainly from a female perspective as a woman myself. But typically what happens when someone finds themselves at this intersection, it's because there's a personal and professional situation happening. And we can't isolate those two. If you're at a career

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