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💼 What would you do if you lost your job tomorrow?
Would you be ready or completely blindsided?
“Job Security” is a thing of the past. You have to make your career YOUR responsibility.
Amy Davies, CEO of First 30 Inc., shares her advice on making career moves that make sense.
Have you ever told yourself, “This is just how life is, and I have to accept it.”
Amy Davies didn’t plan on reinventing her life, but she was left with no choice after a chilling discovery shattered what outsiders thought was her picture-perfect world.
Fog season can impact winter cruise departures and arrivals, especially from December through March. While warm temperatures make sailings from the southeast especially appealing, clear nights, light winds, and high moisture levels create ideal conditions for dense fog near major cruise ports.
Learn how fog season affects cruise itineraries, why delays happen, and what cruisers should know before setting sail during peak winter travel months.
Do you get bored easily with life and find yourself chasing the next big thing? Do you crave a change of pace or a fresh view?
Filmmaker Barry Walton felt that same restless anxiety often when his life didn’t go the way he planned. But instead of giving up, he found a way to turn his restlessness into a tool for reinvention.
Mitra Sorrells’ journey exemplifies the power of reinvention. Overcoming fears linked to career breaks, she transitioned from broadcast journalist to PR professional, then to stay-at-home mom, freelance writer, and today, Senior VP at a B2B media outlet. In this podcast episode, Mitra shares insights on confidently taking hiatuses, job hunting tips, and strategies for re-entering the workforce stronger and focused.
Reinvention is hard enough when you choose it — when there’s time to plan, dream, and prepare.
But what happens when reinvention is forced on you?
That’s what happened to Tara Gidus Collingwood when, at age 37, her world was turned upside down in an instant. Her husband unexpectedly passed away from cancer, leaving her to reinvent herself as a widow and single mom of two young boys. Click for more of her story…
It’s been 21 years since Hurricane Charley tore across Central Florida. Friday, August 13, 2004, is burned into the memory of anyone who lived through it. Charley was the strongest hurricane to hit the U.S. since Andrew in 1992.
Meteorologist James-Paul Dice spent 26 years in broadcasting before making a life-altering decision.
In the middle of a global pandemic, he walked away from his secure TV career to pursue a new passion in corporate aviation.
He didn’t just wish for reinvention; he made it happen.
