Facing a career change when you don't know what to do.
Short video. Ep 1.
Short video. Ep 1.
What I learned in four months without a paycheque — on career transition, Brussels, and getting to know yourself better.
I grew up between worlds — Africa, England, and then worked for a company that gave me the identity neither had. This is about finding your identity when your career changes.
Burning the olive branches. Two men, the same land, different obsessions. Easter lamb that didn't make it. And parts of the land turn out to be official truffle ground.
Short video. Ep 2
Short video. Ep 1.
What I learned in four months without a paycheque — on career transition, Brussels, and getting to know yourself better.
A reflection on responsibility, risk and starting over.
I grew up between worlds — Africa, England, and then worked for a company that gave me the identity neither had. This is about finding your identity when your career changes.
Burning the olive branches. Two men, the same land, different obsessions. Easter lamb that didn't make it. And parts of the land turn out to be official truffle ground.
New essay out today. There's Nobody Else in Your Place — on rediscovering your creative voice after years away. Read it here: [Medium link].
The commune has introduced a tourist tax. The letter is still sitting unopened on the table. I'd rather be in the trees. Meanwhile, the mayor was at the Circolo on Friday. My step-uncle saw his opportunity.
This month my old career ended and the new one begun. What I didn’t expect was who would mark the moment.
My Medium essay is live — The career change nobody writes about. The silence after the leap, the validation shift, and why your 50s might be the best time to jump. Read it here → Link
Pruning season begins at La Villa nell’Isola Verde. A letter from the land about cutting away dead wood, making space for renewal and the best torta di ceci.
It's a transformation. I confidently move forward with a clear purpose. There's a sense of release from old wounds and attachments. I trust myself to keep moving and wait for the unforeseen opportunities that lie ahead.