ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, we sit down with Laura Rosario Gonzalez to talk about the power of trusting your gut, redefining what success looks like, and taking a well-deserved break. Laura opens up about leaving her first engineering job, navigating burnout, and finding a career path that better aligns with her strengths.
Whether you’re early in your career, questioning your current role, or just need a reminder that it’s okay to pause and realign, this conversation is for you!
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