Marcy Fitzgerald talks her book Finding Your Space | Midday Break Room w/ Tiffany Bacon - 5.4.26

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Marcy Fitzgerlad is a nurse practitioner and the author of “Finding Your Space: A Permission Slip for High Achievers to Evolve, Pivot, and Thrive on Their Own Terms”. This book details the dynamic of trying out multiple careers before finding the right one for you. In this book, she details her journey of transformation from computer systems analyst to finance professional, and ultimately to a nurse practitioner and wellness entrepreneur. Marcy joins the show to talk about the dynamic of trying multiple careers until you find the right one for you, and to discuss the context of her book, Finding Your Space.

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