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Published 16:08 8 Mar 2017 GMT
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Siobhan has a Bachelor of Science in financial and actuarial mathematics (yowsa!) and she was doing well, in a high-paid job that left her plenty of time to eat, drink and be merry... under it all, she was miserable. We sat down with Siobhan to find out more about her journey and what pushed her to change her life, she said the most important thing was to "stop chasing money and start chasing happiness". She explained: "I remember being asked what I wanted to do by a woman in HR, the first thing I thought of was staying in the gym all day". So that's what she did. What she's achieved in the last few years is pretty impressive: "I knew I had to be my own advertisement, I had left the security of my job, so I just put the head down and trained, not really knowing what was ahead".
It turns out, hard work pays off. Siobhan's Instagram is hugely successful with more than 90K followers, she's a top social media influencer, and she's just launched her own 'Fitness Factory'. After chatting with Siobhan we compiled a list of six things to help you get out of that career rut, start doing what you love and basically become a bad a** boss woman.
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