September 4, 2022 in Video/Webinar

What we Learned from Michelle Obama’s Career Change – Part 1

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9 to Alive: What we Learned from Michelle Obama’s Career Change - Part 1

Description of the video: 

What inspired Michelle Obama to leave her high-paying job as a lawyer for a 9 to Alive career in non-profit? And what steps were involved in finding the right charity to work for? In this week’s video, we’re taking a look at Michelle’s career journey as outlined in her best-selling book, Becoming.

Find out how she made the journey from a stifling job in a top law firm to a custom-made career in a non-profit dedicated to turning talented young people into leaders.

And don’t forget to tune in for part 2, where we’ll outline how you can follow in Michelle’s footsteps and find your ideal 9 to Alive career in the non-profit sector.

Please note: The interview between Michelle Obama and Oprah originally aired on the Oprah Winfrey Network. 

Check out part two of this miniseries: How To Follow Michelle Obama’s Career Change Path – Part 2

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