9: Conquer Fear with Daily Steps Towards a Climate Career (Interview with Kevin Howard)
Published on October 9, 2024
•Regenerative Worklife | purpose, sustainability, nature, environment, climate change, communityIn this episode, I sit down with Kevin Howard, a former banker who made a profound shift into climate risk management. Kevin's journey from traditional finance to purpose-driven work offers valuable insights for professionals seeking meaningful career transitions.
Throughout our conversation, Kevin offers a refreshing perspective on career transitions, challenging the notion that we must follow a predetermined path. His story serves as an inspiration for those feeling called to align their work with their values and make a meaningful impact.
For professionals considering a shift into regenerative work, this episode provides practical guidance and encouragement. Kevin's journey demonstrates that with intention, openness, and consistent action, it's possible to create a fulfilling career that contributes to addressing our most pressing global challenges.
👉 Want to dive deeper? Watch the full interview on our channel, where Kevin shares all five lessons he learned during his remarkable career transition. https://www.youtube.com/@regenerativeworklife
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Book a Discovery Call to learn more about Regenerative Career Coaching
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Read the Blog: Conquer Fear with Daily Steps Towards a Climate Career
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Listen to related episodes:
EP 8: How to Connect Your Skills and Experience to Regenerative Work
EP6: Embracing the Messy Path to Purpose in Regenerative Work
EP3: Tips to Avoid Corporate Greenwash in Your Sustainable Job Search
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