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Career Transitions and Changes {Part 1}

  1. […] to be happier, more successful and less stressed. Earlier this week, I shared my story about the big changes I made at my planning company in the past few years. On Wednesday, we shared the challenges and […]

  2. […] to be happier, more successful and less stressed. Earlier this week, I shared my story about the big changes I made at my planning company in the past few years. Yesterday, we shared the challenges and […]

  3. Kari says:

    Debbie, I truly enjoyed reading this article about your transitions throughout your career of being a business owner. It takes a lot to continually look at your dreams and figure out if they are still in line with what you are doing personally and professionally. Great article!

  4. […] changes to be happier, more successful and less stressed. Yesterday, I shared my story about the big changes I made at my planning company in the past few […]

  5. Nicole says:

    This absolutely brought me to tears. I am so honored to have you in my life and part of the StudioWed family. You are an AMAZING person…and the best is yet to come.
    I totally agree with your thoughts on Sean Low. Wow! What a difference he has made in my life as well.

    Cheers to growing and always, always learning!

  6. Becky Young says:

    Awesome post Debbie! I can relate so much to your journey and transitions in your business. The balance between avoiding burnout, doing the things you love and making time for family is a tricky one! What a blessing to find ways to achieve that balance!

    • Debbie says:

      Thanks so much Becky. I think it takes a few years of being unbalanced to figure out how to make it all work. So glad you are making it work well too!

  7. Angie says:

    Great write up, Debbie! thanks for sharing!!

  8. Congrats on your growth and it sure has been fun to watch. Your an awesome business woman keep up the good work!

  9. Rheana says:

    Debbie, this is a GREAT post. I think it is also applicable to anyone with a small business who feels the angst when the original plans and dreams are no longer the right fit. I went through the same thing recently, realizing devoting my time to my own business was no longer exactly what I wanted to do. I struggled a bit, not wanting to be “a failure” for moving on from what I had been doing all these years. I finally found the courage, though, to shift gears and find something that works for me and my family now. I’m so glad you’ve done the same! Congrats on all of your successes. It makes me happy to know I knew you “way back when.”

    • Debbie says:

      Thank you so much Rheana. I love that you have made changes and shifted gears to what works best for you. As a planner, I always thought I could just plan my life but I’ve realized it doesn’t always work that way.

  10. Amber Fairbanks says:

    LOVED Reading this!

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