It is never too late to make a change and craft our own “what’s next” in life. We can make choices in our lifestyle, relationships, and even career changes at any age. Erik and Carly Olson both had years working in the healthcare industry when they yearned for a new way to give back to older adults, which lead them to Caring Transitions. They decided to become franchise owners, helping older adults and their families through life’s challenging transitions with relocation, home clean outs, downsizing, estate sales, online auctions and more. If you’re looking for a new venture in the next chapter of your career, take a listen to the Olsons’ journey to finding a job that is rewarding, gratifying and changing their community.
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