In this episode my guests discuss their search for meaning at work.

What does this sense of purpose look like? How do you define what feels meaningful for you in your career? How does this shift as you build your experience and live a bit more? We have been so conditioned to seek work that makes us feel passionate and to give so much of ourselves to our jobs, but can we seek meaning more broadly? How do go about doing this?

Here's more about my guests;

Diana Copper is an international strategist and policy maker who has worked in a diverse range of international development organisations focusing on human rights and sustainability. Diana travelled extensively as a child and knew from an early age that she wanted to ‘make a difference’.

Sean Davey developed a career as a Brand Strategist after a degree in philosophy and as he approached 30 decided to step away to develop his social entrepreneurship skills with the Year Here programme. He is now exploring how to transform the world through social innovation.

Ami Amin is a lawyer who talks about growing up as part of a highly ambitious Asian family. Ami works in regulatory law and has also shared her knowledge as a teacher of the subject. How did her very academic education shape her sense of purpose and how this has shifted now she is a mother?

You can learn more about my work at www.susielawrenceconsulting.com and on my LinkedIn page here; drop me a line with feedback and suggestions on what you'd like me to cover in future episodes.

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