What does reinvention look like when life forces you to pivot? In this episode, Richard Taliaferro talks with Rick Steeby—a former soldier, police detective, IT professional, contractor, and now published author—about building a new chapter later in life.
Rick shares how growing up in Alaska shaped his adventurous spirit, how a dyslexia diagnosis changed the way he understood himself, and why he kept writing through 13 manuscripts before finally landing a publishing deal for his novel Gold Miner’s Daughter. This is a conversation about resilience, career change, persistence, and what it means to keep becoming.
If you’ve ever wondered whether it’s too late to start again, this episode is for you.
See more about Rick at https://ricksteebyauthor.com
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I’m Richard Taliaferro. I’m a certified career coach, specializing in helping mid-stage professionals find the work that works for them. I'm sharing my thoughts on careers, and more, and how I can help you achieve your goals. Find out more at: https://www.richardtaliaferro.com
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