Cultural Homelessness with Molly Seabrook

<p>Molly Seabrook had reached the milestones many people are told to chase: a senior corporate role, a high salary, and a life that looked successful from the outside. </p><p>But one day she found herself asking “<em>These are the hours of my life, what happened to them?” </em></p><p>In this episode of <em>Success Matters</em>, Molly Seabrook joins me to talk about the moment she realised life was passing her by and what it took to stop ignoring that feeling. </p><p>She reflects on the years she spent travelling and living between cultures, the career paths that didn’t fit, and the long stretch of uncertainty between knowing something had to change and acting on it.</p><p>Molly shares how leaving corporate work led her to build Credible Ink., a publishing company that helps professionals bring their ideas to life in books. </p><p>Along the way, she offers an honest perspective on financial uncertainty, the pressure to meet conventional measures of success, and learning to trust your own sense of misalignment.</p><p>Her story is a reminder that career changes don’t equate to failure and that success begins with paying attention to what your life is asking of you.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>