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Do what you love, love what you do

Part of Careers

In making big life decisions, it can feel like we are constantly balancing the expectations of others.

  • Often these are based on stereotypes of one kind or another – perceptions of what particular jobs involve, and who would typically do them. Families, friends and communities can have very strong views on what we should be, and what’s ‘normal’ or ‘acceptable’.

  • It’s important to seek advice from people you trust and who care for you, but it’s also vital to that the decision (and hopefully the career!) is ultimately yours. What makes you happy is often the best clue to where you will be fulfilled and successful.

Salon owner Megan talks about why it's important to follow your ion when it comes to your career