When I graduated from university in 1998, I moved to London from Devon with hopes of having a career in TV production. Yet, within a few years, I realised I wasfar more at home in the countryside, so I moved to East Anglia and started working in marketing.
For 11 years, I had a successful and happy career. I bought a house and enjoyed an active social life. But in 2008, during the recession, I was made redundant. I found another job in marketing, but the experience made me question whether this was the career for me.
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