[36] How to Leave a Cubicle Job and Start Your Own Business | Lydia Lee

from Second Breaks · host Lou Blaser

Highlights of Episode 36Lydia Lee’s career journey, the moment she realized she had to change direction, and how she made it happenWhat helped her the most during the transitionHow she addressed the “money” topic, a common challenge for people looking to make a leap to entrepreneurshipHow she reframed fear so that it doesn’t paralyze, but instead instigates learningHer advice on where to start, what to focus on, if you’re thinking of one day living your cubicle job and starting your own business Get full access to Shaping Life at loublaser.substack.com/subscribe

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