EP79: Ditching Corporate Life, Self-Care & Taking Detours | with Rebecca Ogilvie, The Detour Co. Natural Skincare

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Ditch the Struggle we dive into:A conversation with Rebecca Ogilvie, CEO of The Detour CoWhy Rebecca left her corporate job in financeTravelling the world with her now husbandCreating a self-care routine that is meaningful to youRebecca Ogilvie is a passionate person who believes we all have the ability to create a life we love. But first, we have to slow down. She founded The Detour Co in 2022 after losing faith in mainstream skincare brands that hide behind catch phrases and rarely tell the whole truth. The Detour Co is a truly natural skin care brand that prioritizes earth-grown ingredients from the land, not the lab. Rebecca wants the whole truth, pure, authentic and never watered down - just like her skincare.Connect with Rebecca at The Detour Co.:🌐 Website📷  Instagram @thedetourco.muskoka💫 Facebook @thedetourcoThe podcast where we dive headfirst into personal development work, career growth and strategies, entrepreneurship, toxic jobs and nightmare bosses (yes, I’m going there), anxiety, self-esteem and confidence, self-sabotage, life coaching, mindset and healing modalities.📣 Download your FREE guide How to Build a Brilliant Career: 6 Insider Tips to Help You Succeed No Matter Where You Are Right Now ⚡️Looking for career help? Work with me 1:1🎙️Follow Ditch the Struggle on Apple Podcasts and Spotify ❤️ Subscribe to my mailing list at alanaruoso.com for free & special offers. Connect with me: Instagram: @alanaruoso LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/alanaruosoHi! I'm a graphic designer and certified career & success coach in Toronto, Canada. Using humor, empathy, and radical candor, I help clients set new boundaries, build self-esteem, eliminate self-sabotaging behaviors, and implement career growth strategies so they can achieve success on their terms.Show edited and produced by Sue Ruhe: @suru.productions. This podcast is not a substitute for therapy, medical or financial advice. Listeners take responsibility for their actions....