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Avoiding Costly Mistakes: Five Keys to a Sustainable Next Chapter

Avoiding Costly Mistakes: Five Keys to a Sustainable Next Chapter

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Welcome to another inspiring episode of the After Work Entrepreneur Podcast! In today’s episode, Cathy E. Smith guides professionals who are yearning for more—more purpose, more income options, and more control over their future. If you’ve been asking yourself, “What’s next for me?”—whether that means switching careers, launching a business, mastering the stock market, or finally writing that book—this episode is designed just for you.

Cathy E. Smith dives into five critical areas to consider before making your next move, ensuring your journey isn’t just a fresh start, but a sustainable one. You’ll discover how to evaluate the financial viability of your ideas, align your resources and expertise, be strategic about costs, and validate your plans with market research. Plus, get practical reflection questions and actionable tips to kickstart your next chapter with confidence instead of confusion.

Ready to stop wondering “what’s next” and start building your future with clarity? Let’s jump in and design your next chapter together!

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