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Your comfort zone might not be where you're happiest.
It might just be where you're most experienced. There’s a reason change can feel so uncomfortable. When we’ve done something for years, we know what to expect. We’ve practised. We’ve made mistakes, learned from them and built experience. There’s familiarity there. And familiarity can feel comfortable, even when the job, career or path itself is no longer making us happy. Then we start thinking about something different. A new career. A new role. Going back to study. Applying
Sep 14


For a long time, I thought my experience was “just cleaning.”
I cleaned a school throughout high school alongside my twin sister. From there, I went on to clean in rest homes and later worked as a packer and cleaner. For years, those experiences gave me evidence of what I was good at. I knew I could work hard. I knew how to work as part of a team. I knew how to communicate with different people and adapt to different environments. I also learned empathy, emotional intelligence and how much I enjoyed connecting with people, especially th
Sep 14
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