You've built a successful career over 10, 15, maybe 20 years. People know you as "the lawyer," "the senior specialist," "the group manager."

Your LinkedIn profile is impressive, your business cards are crisp, and your elevator pitch is polished.

Then something happens.

Maybe it's redundancy, stepping away for family, or finally listening to that persistent voice whispering that this isn't fulfilling you anymore.

Suddenly, you're facing a terrifying question:

"Who am I without my job title?"

If this scenario sounds familiar, today's episode is about to change everything you think you know about identity and career.

In this episode, we explore:

• The dangerous "identity trap" that successful professionals fall into without realising
• Why losing your job title feels like losing yourself (and why it's actually an opportunity)
• The four critical moments when your professional identity gets stripped away
• How to recognise if you've become too enmeshed with your career role
• The breakthrough discovery that transforms redundancy from crisis to opportunity
• Real client stories of professionals who rebuilt their identity from the ground up
• The surprising truth about your innate talents and why they're your real superpowers
• Practical steps to rediscover who you are beyond any job description

I'm your host Binny Langler, bringing you insights from my journey through two major career changes and my work as a Certified Strengths, Executive and Career Coach.

Having spent nearly ten years in that exact space of wanting change but not taking action - I understand the fear, guilt, and self-doubt that keeps peoples stuck in careers that drain their soul.

Now I guide professionals to break free from the cycle of career dissatisfaction and create work that energises rather than exhausts them.

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