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The Sound of Breaking Glass Returns: Season 2 Teaser

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A preview of Season 2, focused on mindful mid-career transitions, wellbeing, and women redefining the relationship between work and life.

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Dear listeners, I’m back!

While it may have seemed like a long break, I’ve been busy recording Season 2 of Sound of Breaking Glass.

In this teaser episode, I’m giving you a sneak peek into what’s to come.

This season, we’re exploring how to navigate mid-career transitions mindfully, with a firm commitment to our health and wellbeing.

As women, we wear so many hats, and finding harmony between work and life is a challenge.

But what if they didn’t have to be in conflict?

Join me and my inspiring guests as we share 10 incredible stories of women who’ve redefined their careers—each in their own unique way.

Whether they changed roles, started businesses, or found new opportunities within their companies, they all share the moment they heard the sound of breaking glass and knew it was time for change.

Season 2 premieres this autumn—stay tuned, it’s going to be an exciting journey!

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