Welcome to part two of our conversation with wellness speaker and strategist, Kristin Turner! Don’t forget to listen to part one, where we learned about Kristin’s career, her fellowship at Harvard, and her thoughtful definition of success. Tuning in today, you’ll find out how Kristin made decisions in her career that aligned with who she is, how her sabbatical led her to where she is now, and why she doesn’t necessarily know what her ideal service is to the world, as well as when she felt happiest in her career and what inspired her dip into politics. We discuss how perspective helps you see what you’re capable of doing, even if you don’t believe you are, and the importance of contributing to building a world you won’t get to see. Kristin shares her take on why poverty is an issue that she desperately wants to solve, and we discover why she once took a full 365 days off work! You’ll also gain some insight into work she does with Emily’s List and why she isn’t all that concerned about knowing what is next for her. Kristin even talks about her experience of being at rock bottom (or at least what she was told was rock bottom) before leaving us with some words of wisdom about trusting yourself in your life in order to become your best teammate. To hear all about Kristin’s non-linear path, join us today!

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Kristin Turner on LinkedIn
Women VOTE
Emily’s List
Bruce H. Mann
Ashley Menzies Babatunde
Ashley Menzies Babatunde on Instagram
No Straight Path Podcast