TEDxFCCollege - Sarah Belal - Finding your dream job.flv

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Sarah is the founder and director of Justice Project Pakistan. Sarah oversees JPP's casework programme, as well as the direct representation of prisoners on death row in Pakistan; focusing on strategic impact cases involving foreign nationals, torture, mental disability and freedom of expression issues.Sarah is also involved in litigation to challenge Pakistan's complicity in the extraordinary rendition of Pakistani subjects to illegal secret prisons created by the US. Sarah qualified as a barrister after completing the Bar Vocational Course in 2007. She obtained her licence to practice in Pakistan in 2008 and gained rights of audience in the High Court in the same year. She studied law at Oxford University and did her professional legal training in Lahore with Azam Nazir Tarrar from 2007-2008, and with Ramday Law Associates under Reza Farooq from 2008.Sarah now leads the team at Justice Project Pakistan in Lahore.
At TEDxFCCollege, Sarah talks about how you can find your dream job, and if you can't find one, create your own, like she did! Sarah gave up being a corporate lawyer to feel like she was doing something to bring about good change in the society, and in terms of law and order in particular. Her "Justice Project Pakistan", a team of 7 lawyers at present, defend those facing the harshest punishments, those on death row in Pakistan. She believes that one should only do what makes one love going to work and never experience a burnout.

[@YumanoidPontifex]

i smell an extreme case of idealism. nothing wrong with that, as long as it's not so blindingly extreme that it becomes your own obstacle :) good luck, sarah :)

[@kurmacaseyler]

dreams are so important to us especially job everybody want to do job which loving . ıf you have to do job which you hate ,this may be unhappy you and life is so diffucult to you thats we must job which we love