My Career Makes Absolutely No Sense… But Somehow It Works

My career path has been anything but traditional. I've been an English teacher in Egypt, worked in refugee camps in Greece, taught online while traveling through Southeast Asia, house-sat around the world, freelanced as a writer, worked as an editor for AlUla's destination website, learned to code, started a digital marketing agency... and somehow ended up living on a farm in Saudi Arabia. In this episode of my Nap Trapped series, I'm sharing the winding path that led me here and why I ultimately chose to leave a stable job and build something of my own. If you've ever wondered whether it's "too late" to change careers, or felt like your resume doesn't make any sense, this one's for you. In this episode: Teaching English in Egypt Working in a refugee camp in Greece Becoming a digital nomad House sitting around the world Freelancing as a writer Learning web development Working for AlUla's tourism destination Starting my own digital marketing agency Why I believe there's power in changing direction ✨ This is part of my 30-day YouTube challenge to post consistently while navigating motherhood, creativity, and life on a farm in Saudi Arabia.