001: Transitioning from Day Job to Dream Job with Kary Oberbrunner

At the age of 35, Dr. Kary Oberbrunner left his day job at a nonprofit to pursue his dream job: igniting souls. Through writing, speaking, coaching, he helps individuals and organizations clarify who they are, why they are here, and how they should invest their time and energy.

Before this, Kary struggled with stuttering, depression, and had a history of self-injury. Today, as the founder of Redeem the Day and Igniting Souls, and the author of several books, including the new edition of Day Job to Dream Job, he helps individuals in both the business and the nonprofit worlds transition into lives that offer them the 3 Fs - Freedom, Finances, and Fulfillment - while addressing their major fears.

Today, Kary joins the podcast to talk about his own journey of self-recovery, how he helps people who say "I hate my job and I don't know what to do" find purpose, and what he's doing to make a difference. In a world where so many people who supposedly "have it all" are so unhappy, it's a must-listen - and could very well help you change your life for the

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