E99: Career Crossroads? Navigating the Path to Change with Career Psychologist Sinéad Brady

Sinéad Brady is a mother, partner, sister, daughter, friend, professional, author, lifelong learner and a deep thinker. Mum to four children and proud wife to Alan, together they live in County Cavan in Ireland.  She works globally as a speaker, a workplace consultant and an advocate of workplace equality. In 2023 she became a Best Selling author with her book, Total Reset. Sinéad admits that she isn’t always successful in managing the ‘and’s’ in her life, but she always does her best. Practising what she preaches, her weekly ritual includes Tactical Thursday, which she discusses in this episode, and checking in with her Support Circle.  Sinéad is driven to make work a happier & kinder place. A place where everyone has the opportunity to thrive, flourish and progress through human connection. As a returning guest on the podcast, Sinéad, in this episode, focuses on career change. Many people in workplaces today want to change, don’t like their job, and want to take a step away but don’t for many reasons.  With so many job families available today there is such a diverse range of options and opportunities. Therefore Sinéad talks through the steps to take when making the change, what to consider, how to cope with negative comments, identifying transferable skills and much more. If you are thinking of changing your career but don’t know what to and how, then this episode is for you. Links from Episode Sinéad Brady: LinkedIn https://ie.linkedin.com/in/sineadthecareerpsychologist  Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thecareerpsychologist/  Website - A Career to Love https://www.acareertolove.com/  Discount Code for upcoming course - Digg10 for 10% off Previous episode with Sinéad - E82: Switching Off is Vital for Success https://open.spotify.com/episode/6LJjM7WJyHwPjsxUUxOyXe?si=jtm4g477QYiT4Ksa1QoCRQ  Brought to you in Partnership with Meaghers Pharmacy https://www.meagherspharmacy.ie/ 

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