This week on Girls Gotta Work, we sit down with Sam, founder of Sabi Collective, to talk about the reality of starting fresh new city, new career, zero clients.
From making friends as an adult and finding people who really get you, to how photography became part of her everyday life, Sam shares the challenges and wins of building both a business and a community from the ground up.
She also leaves us with her best advice on starting over, whether that’s in a new job, a new city, or even a whole new country.
Tune in now for a dose of honesty, inspiration, and courage to take the leap.
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