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You should really quit your job. Or at least, quit the version of life that no longer fits.Why? Because you already know:(a) You deserve better than burnout and being overlooked.(b) You’ve been running from the calling tugging at you.(c) There’s more in you — and hiding in…

Podcast · By Shauna K. · English · Official site

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Sep 7, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    I Spent My Whole Life Achieving the Wrong Goal (opens the original)

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    What happens when you've done everything right and the successful life you built still feels empty?In this episode of UnCultured, Lifestyle Design Coach and Corporate Culture Consultant Shauna K. Henson tells the story of becoming an electrical engineer, graduating with honors, receiving multiple job offers, building a prestigious career—and eventually walking away from it without knowing what she would do next.Long before quitting, Shauna had learned to overachieve.She slept inside the engineer

  2. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Being Good at Your Job Might Be Keeping You Stuck (opens the original)

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    You are good at your job.Probably exceptionally good.You're the person your boss trusts, your team depends on, and your company makes exceptions to keep. You've been promoted, recognized, relied upon, and repeatedly proven that you can handle difficult things.So when was the last time you were actually challenged?In this episode of UnCultured, Lifestyle Design Coach and Corporate Culture Consultant Shauna K. Henson explores the critical difference between doing work that is hard and pursuing som

  3. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    How to Start Planning Your Move Abroad (opens the original)

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    How do you begin preparing to live abroad when you still have work, contracts, belongings, bills, family, and a business in the United States?In this episode of UnCultured: Work + Relocation, Shauna K. sits down with inspirational speaker, social-emotional learning mentor, wellness trainer, author, and founder Freddy “Mr. Love…No Ego” Jackson.Freddy is actively working toward living abroad for at least six months each year. He is finishing major in-person contracts, reducing his possessions, cut

  4. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    The Truth About Living Abroad Nobody Talks About (opens the original)

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    Can moving to another country actually become part of your healing?In this episode of UnCultured: Work + Relocation, Shauna K. sits down with career strategist, entrepreneur, international speaker, and Curaçao permanent resident Vakassia "V.J." Niles to explore what happened after a season of overwhelming grief completely changed the direction of her life.Following the sudden loss of her mother and several years marked by repeated family deaths, V.J. found herself questioning everything she thou

  5. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    How Do You Know If You’re Called to Move Abroad? (opens the original)

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    How do you know whether you are genuinely called to move abroad?And what happens when the place you thought you were visiting begins to feel like home?In this episode of UnCultured: Work + Relocation, Shauna K. sits down with Nairobi-based cultural travel strategist, creative brand consultant, author, photographer, and founder of See Life Different, Zaakirah Nayyar Muhammad.Zaakirah shares how a planned three-month experience in Kenya became a new way of life for her and her mother. Together, th

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