The Left Turn, hosted by Malcolm Eadie, interviews people from all walks of life who have had unusual career changes and explores their experiences and stories to uncover useful insights and inspiration to anyone contemplating their own career Left Turn. As host of the podcast, I've had a number of my own Left Turns over the last 20 years - from lawyer into wine sales into beer marketing, into architecture and construction and now pursuing organisational coaching and leadership development - I'm curious to know what makes people change careers, how they deal with the challenges along the way, and seize the opportunities that are there when you make a leap.
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The Left Turn, hosted by Malcolm Eadie, interviews people from all walks of life who have had unusual career changes and explores their experiences and stories to uncover useful insights and inspiration to anyone contemplating their own career Left Turn. As host of the podcast, I've had a number of my own Left Turns over the last 20 years - from lawyer into wine sales into beer marketing, into architecture and construction and now pursuing organisational coaching and leadership development - I'm curious to know what makes people change careers, how they deal with the challenges along the way, and seize the opportunities that are there when you make a leap.
Making your way through the big leagues - Reggie Duvalsaint
The Left Turn
42 minutes 33 seconds
1 year ago
Making your way through the big leagues - Reggie Duvalsaint
The Left Turn
The Left Turn, hosted by Malcolm Eadie, interviews people from all walks of life who have had unusual career changes and explores their experiences and stories to uncover useful insights and inspiration to anyone contemplating their own career Left Turn. As host of the podcast, I've had a number of my own Left Turns over the last 20 years - from lawyer into wine sales into beer marketing, into architecture and construction and now pursuing organisational coaching and leadership development - I'm curious to know what makes people change careers, how they deal with the challenges along the way, and seize the opportunities that are there when you make a leap.
