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Navigating Career Transitions with Seckeita Lewis

In this episode, Felicia sits down with Seckeita Lewis, a director, writer, producer, and marketing executive, to discuss her journey from engineering to filmmaking. Seckeita shares insights on transitioning careers, the importance of authenticity, and her latest film “Impossible,” inspired by her husband’s battle with type 2 diabetes. The conversation delves into the power of storytelling and the impact of personal experiences on creative projects. Tune in to this episode to gain valuable career advice and be inspired by Seckeita’s remarkable journey in the entertainment industry.

Key Takeaways in this Episode:

1. Be Authentically You: Seckeita Lewis emphasizes the importance of being true to yourself in your career journey. By staying authentic, you can find the right path and make a positive impact.
2. Embrace Change and Pivots: Don’t be afraid to pivot in your career. Change is a natural part of growth, and it’s okay to explore different paths until you find what truly resonates with you.
3. Pursue Your Passion: Seckeita’s story of balancing a corporate career with her passion for filmmaking highlights the importance of dedicating time to what you love. Pursuing your passion can lead to fulfilling and impactful work.

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