A 30-year-old woman says she leaves a legal career in London to work as a dog walker, and reports that she earns more while working fewer hours. The article profiles Liz East, from west Sussex, describing her shift from pursuing a criminal defence barrister path to walking dogs as her full-time work.
The sources provide background on her earlier plans, noting that she studied for six years at university and had ambitions connected to criminal defence. They present her current situation as a change in both workload and income, with the claim that she makes “thousands more” by working “half the hours.” The reporting focuses on her personal decision and outcomes rather than offering broader industry or economic context.
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