Hi! I'm a former high school teacher who transitioned into the creative/tech space last year, but looking for bigger/better opportunities to apply my teaching expertise in an authentic, relationship-centered way! I currently work remotely as a Digital Content Coordinator for a creative design firm that designs and builds websites, where I support clients through full-scale website redesign projects and content development processes with our UX & Development teams. It's a great company. but honestly, the role itself doesn't actually allow for much face time to directly support or educate clients about our processes. Empathy, motivational coaching, & creativity drive my professional practices and I'm looking for the right space to make a true difference in people's lives by closing skill gaps & helping them to feel more effective in their work. I'm looking to move into Learning & Development, as I know training/learning is my lifelong passion- but am also curious about Career Coaching and other "less traditional" paths to take. I'm wondering if anyone here loves/doesn't love working in L&D - or has found another path into supporting people to achieve their personal/professional goals for increased work satisfaction? Thanks for any insights you have to share!