"Even if you have that spark of curiosity, it will grow" - Joseph Kayode-Alli, Vice President & Senior Counsel

As we plant seeds and take new roads towards our career goals, it's just as important to stay open and curious, especially with your passions. You may deviate from the "plan", but you can also explore and experience new spaces just because you want to.

In this weeks episode, Joseph Kayode-Alli takes us through career changes and bends that have led him to uncover new opportunities. It can be easy to take your current lens and apply to your life, but its important to take them off once in a while to be completely open...and potentially see new routes of growth and success. About Speaker

Joseph Kayode-Alli, currently serves as the Vice President and Senior Counsel for a leading financial services business. As a trained solicitor, Joe has worked at Mishcon de Reya and Genworth, with a focus on finance with his interest lying in maths. However, his career did not start in Law but rather in Medieval History and English. As a leader with varied interests, you can be sure Joe is keen on pursuing his passions.

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Some topics discussed

• The reality of the streets being paved with gold
• Your parents pass down what they have learnt
• Using your experiences as a lens for life
• Opening yourself up after overcoming pain
• You can be your environment, or you can be more
• Being in an environment of support and success
• Going after your passions and finding your people
• Being open to all opportunities by prioritising your passions
• Helping others understand what is in front of them

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