Mid-Career Change

Author: Mark Crossfield

Ever felt stuck in your career and wondered if it's too late to make a change? Listen to Mid-Career Change, a podcast dedicated to helping you rediscover purpose and make impactful shifts in your career.Hosted by Mark Crossfield, a professional career coach specialising in mid-career transitions, this podcast explores how you can find renewed fulfilment, clarity, and direction in your work. Whether youre looking to overcome challenges, unlock new opportunities, or simply enjoy each workday more, Mid-Career Change offers actionable advice and inspiring stories from those who have transformed their own paths.In each episode, Mark shares practical guidance to help you move forward confidently, along with real-life stories of people who made the leap, found their aha moments, and redefined success on their own terms.
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144. How to Make a Great Start in a New Mid-Career Role
Episode 144
Tuesday, 21 April, 2026

Starting a new role mid-career can be exciting, but it can also bring new expectations and pressures. In this episode, I share some practical ideas that can help you make a strong start when you step into a new job.In this episode, I explore:• Why the first few months in a new role matter more than many people realise• How to clarify what success really looks like with your manager• Why spending time in listening mode is often more powerful than rushing to prove yourself• How building relationships with key stakeholders helps you succeed• Why small early contributions build credibility and trust• A simple writing practice to help you build confidence and momentum during your first 90 daysIf you’re starting a new role or planning a move, these ideas will help you settle in and build momentum.Thanks for listening! If you need support with your career:call me on 07833 593875email mark@bravocoaching.co.ukvisit www.bravocoaching.co.uk