Reinvent your Career with Christie McCabe

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Christie says a bad financial decision and a property sale pushed her to find a new advisor.

Jane Jackson welcomes Christy McCabe, a sales, marketing, and business strategist with experience across a range of industries. Jane says she has worked with Christy for several years and has always admired her tenacity, resilience, and determination to succeed. Christy is now working as a retirement strategist for WOW Women International Group, where she helps women take charge of their financial futures through education and implementation. The conversation keeps coming back to career clarity. Jane and Christy talk about what it means to carry skills from one field into another. Christy says standing out matters because resumes often blur together. She argues that video can help an employer get a better sense of who a candidate really is. Jane agrees that personalizing the application process makes a difference, and they note that many people never take the time to do that work. The discussion then turns to Christy’s move into digital marketing. She remembers sitting beside a global marketing director after her global blogging experience at the 2012 Olympics. When she asked how to get into marketing, she was told she would not be able to without credentials. That answer could have shut the door. Instead, it pushed her to learn, build her skills, and start from the bottom. Jane uses that story to underline purpose, confidence, and service. The episode ends with appreciation for how Christy has built a life that now helps other women. The message is simple: clarity and action can change the shape of a career.

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Career reinvention works here because the advice stays practical and the example stays grounded.

This episode follows a career shift without pretending it is neat. Christy McCabe moves from global blogging at the 2012 Olympics and radio presenting into digital marketing, then into a retirement strategist role with WOW Women International Group, where she helps women think…

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For when you want a practical career-pivot story that makes reinvention feel less abstract, more doable, and still human.

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