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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2025 · 20 MIN

Career Grief: Incalculable Compounding Interest [Episode 60]

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Are you stuck in a career that doesn't resonate with your true self? Many professionals grapple with the grief of missed opportunities and the expectation to follow a conventional path. This video offers a roadmap for navigating that grief, especially if you've felt pushed into roles like people management against your preference.Learn practical steps to turn those "what ifs" into actionable goals, paving the way for a career that honors your authentic desires and capabilities.Tune in and join the conversation!--- About the Fast Forward Podcast: The Fast Forward Podcast is the strategic briefing for C-suite executives, Fortune 100 leaders, and government leaders navigating complex organizational change. Hosted by Kalyn Romaine, a founder, organizational psychologist, and executive coach, each episode shares her nearly 20 years of experience transforming enterprise teams, unicorn startups, and public sector agencies. This channel bridges behavioral science and high-stakes execution. It's practical intellectualism, delivered with a touch of witty wisdom. Visit forwardcollectivegroup.com to learn more.

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