So you looking to leave your nine to five job right? You want to do something else, but you're probably afraid what if it doesn't work out? What if I quit my job, and the thing I fall into fails.
Or worse.
I'm even more unhappy there. What happens?
My name is Steve Oehley. I'm somebody on my own journey to escape the nine to five. And I'm here because I know that there are other people just like me who are also stuck in the trap of a nine to five job they don't enjoy.
In this show, you'll hear from both trained professionals and people who've escaped the nine to five.
We get career advice from a banker turned videographer, a woman who turned down a corporate job for a life working with horses, a guy who quit finance to start a podcast, and many more...
Nov. 1, 2022
We're taking a short break from releasing episodes while we focus on a rebrand for our core listeners. If you would like to reach our host, Steve Oehley, contact him here: work: steve@nextstep.vet personal: steve.oehley@gmai…
Oct. 18, 2022
This week, we're releasing an episode of the Spear and Clover Podcast. You'll recognise the host Jason Skeesick, who was our guest from last week's episode. I'm sharing this episode, because it fits nicely with our theme, of…
Oct. 11, 2022
We've all heard the saying: "Follow your passion." It's easy to say, but what does it even mean? Some people think this is the best advice in the world, others say it's the worst advice you can give to somebody. But what if …
Oct. 4, 2022
Have you ever felt trapped in a job and are only doing it because you feel you "should"? Have you ever been told you "should" get a qualification and "should" get a solid job and "should" buy a house and "should" get married…
Sept. 27, 2022
In order to design your career, you need to identify your strengths. You probably have some idea what your strengths are, but maybe find it hard to put into words or figure out exactly how you can use your strengths to find …
Sept. 20, 2022
Chances are, like many others, you followed the standard path to success. You got decent grades in high school, went to college, graduated with a good degree, and then landed a solid job. But this so-called “path to success”…