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		<title>Fair winds and following seas</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[»A ship in port is safe, but that’s not what ships are built for.« For me as a sailor, that’s more than just a great quote. It’s almost a truism. But as the son of a civil servant, raised on stability and security, in a family where permanent jobs and predictable career paths were seen as the sensible way to do things, it’s also something I didn’t live by for a long time. My own career followed a fairly clear course for years. University. Training. Permanent positions. Until last year. After completing a part-time degree in business psychology and leaving my previous employer, suddenly everything was up in the air. Or, to put it more positively: suddenly, almost anything seemed possible. But what do you do with that much freedom when you’re used to moving along safe, familiar tracks? Especially when the choices you make don’t just affect your own life, but your partner’s too. How do you arrive at a decision in a world where almost anything is conceivable, but not everything is actually &#8230;]]></description>
		
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