My brilliant career(s)

Changing careers doesn’t have to rely on a leap of faith or big shift. In fact, it’s best to avoid both.

By Kate Kachor

Changing careers doesn’t have to rely on a leap of faith or big shift. In fact, it’s best to avoid both.

By Kate Kachor

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It was shortly before dawn one morning when a rugged up Lisa Leong stepped towards a large locked door and pressed the buzzer.

Leong had braced the bitter cold and showering sleet to travel to Liberty Radio’s office on the outskirts of London. It was the year 2000 and she was there to ask a stranger a question she hoped would lead to more than a dry place to shelter.

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