Stine wasn't happy in her law job—until a pottery class changed her life. Now she's a sought-after ceramicist, making beautiful pieces for top chefs and restaurants.

Barry's decision to leave his corporate job to work for a health nonprofit was deeply personal.

Stephanie was a ballerina—she'd hoped to keep dancing for years. But a serious injury changed everything, and she had to start her career from scratch.

Will is quite the reinventor. He's been an actor, executive, therapist, and personal trainer. Now he's a life coach examining people's dreams.

Aki uses her tech background to help people who are most at risk of COVID, through the nonprofit Helping Hands.

James' construction job paid the bills but wasn't his dream. When the pandemic hit, he saw his chance to find his true calling as a teacher.

Maha Bodhi escaped a brutal childhood and forced marriage in Yemen. When the pandemic threatened her career, she had to transform her life again.

Stories of changing career during the pandemic, to bring you a little solace and inspiration. Season two is coming soon!

For the final episode in our first season, I spoke to the amazing Elena Joy Thurston. As a Mormon, Elena Joy was living the life she thought she was supposed to: perfect wife and mother of four. Then she started having feelings for a female friend. This is the incredible story of how she survived conversion therapy and went on to launch a nonprofit for LGBTQ+ families.

Stephanie Erazo used to be a producer at CNN, but the stress and long hours took a toll. She took a trip to India, where she had an epiphany, and decided to pursue her passion for yoga and wellness. Now she runs Prana Wellness, offering yoga, meditation and breathwork for workplaces.