In this episode of the Career Flipper podcast, host Jenny Dempsey chats with Hannah Slack, from Sheffield, England. She is a freelance writer who made the leap from academia to marketing. Hannah, who holds a PhD in history, opens up about her journey of stepping away from academia because of mental health challenges and finding her groove in freelance writing. She talks about the early hurdles of freelancing, why patience is key, and how crucial it is to have a support network. The episode dives into themes of self-discovery, tackling self-doubt, and putting mental health first, offering some great insights for anyone thinking about switching up their career path.
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