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Big dreams take time, and sometimes can feel overwhelming. Today's guest shares how we can achieve anything when we focus on it for fifteen minutes at a time. Kelsey Murphy is a career strategist, certified life coach and founder of Whiskey and Work. Previously the Advertising Director for Nintendo and Elizabeth Arden, she now works with people all over the world to help them create a more fulfilling career and life. Some of her clients include the management of Facebook, Apple and TOMS. She’s also a snowboarder, a dreamer and a fresh air addict, and her positivity is contagious.

Kelsey Murphy on changing your life, fifteen minutes at a time

Part One of a five-part series exploring the Japanese concept of wabi sabi, which has often been misunderstood in the West but offers important lessons for contemporary life. These conversations are inspired by the book 'Wabi Sabi: Japanese wisdom for a perfectly imperfect life' by Beth Kempton, who also hosts the series. See www.bethkempton.com / Instagram @bethkempton

Exploring Wabi Sabi 1: Learning from other cultures

Part Two of a five-part series exploring the Japanese concept of wabi sabi, which has often been misunderstood in the West but offers important lessons for contemporary life. These conversations are inspired by the book 'Wabi Sabi: Japanese wisdom for a perfectly imperfect life' by Beth Kempton, who also hosts the series. See www.bethkempton.com / Instagram @bethkempton

Exploring Wabi Sabi 2: Transience

Part Three of a five-part series exploring the Japanese concept of wabi sabi, which has often been misunderstood in the West but offers important lessons for contemporary life. These conversations are inspired by the book 'Wabi Sabi: Japanese wisdom for a perfectly imperfect life' by Beth Kempton, who also hosts the series. See www.bethkempton.com / Instagram @bethkempton

Exploring Wabi Sabi 3: Acceptance + letting go

Part Four of a five-part series exploring the Japanese concept of wabi sabi, which has often been misunderstood in the West but offers important lessons for contemporary life. These conversations are inspired by the book 'Wabi Sabi: Japanese wisdom for a perfectly imperfect life' by Beth Kempton, who also hosts the series. See www.bethkempton.com / Instagram @bethkempton

Exploring Wabi Sabi 4: Career journeys

Writing and sharing about doing what you love and living well. All content from author Beth Kempton (bethkempton.com)

from Beth Kempton (Do What You Love)

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