Patrick Kamba: Quiet Ambition
from Your Next Success Hosted by Caroline Sangal
Send us Fan Mail You can reach every career goal you set and still catch yourself wondering what it was all for. Patrick Kamba knows that question well. He built the kind of career that looks complete from the outside, leading global programs in pharma, becoming a director, writing a book. And somewhere along the way he started paying attention to a smaller, more honest measure of success: whether he was actually around for the people he loved. Patrick and Caroline walk through his whole path, from a kid who chose engineering while his family pictured a doctor, to a leader who learned to want less noise and more life. If your work looks right on paper and something quieter has started tugging at you, this one will land. What comes up after you hit the title you chased for years Why Patrick started measuring success by his weeknights How the relationships he built over ten years carried him through a career shock What quiet ambition means, and how to chase big goals without performing them Success as freedom, with people to share it with Patrick Kamba wrote Quiet Ambition. Find him at patrickkamba.com. Ready for a career that fuels your life? Start at nextsuccesscareers.com. Support the show Subscribe to Your Next Success so you never miss an episode. Watch full video episodes on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@NextSuccessMethod/ Learn more about Next Success www.nextsuccesscareers.com
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Send us Fan Mail You can reach every career goal you set and still catch yourself wondering what it was all for. Patrick Kamba knows that question well. He built the kind of career that looks complete from the outside, leading global programs in pharma, becoming a director, writing a book. And somewhere along the way he started paying attention to a smaller, more honest measure of success: whether he was actually around for the people he loved. Patrick and Caroline walk through his whole path...
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