We often try to excel in work that is not in alignment with our strongest talents and skills. This can lead to frustration, depression, and a lack of meaning in our work. Here’s how to avoid that.
The Way to Get the Job You’ve Always Dreamed Of
We often choose a career based on short term needs and over look our ability to be intentional about our careers. However, it’s never too late to make a change. The type of work you have now may just be the seed to help you blossom into work you love.
Have You Made This Mistake In Your Career?
What are you supposed to be doing with your career? Were you supposed to be a stock broker, teacher, or go into the family business? How did that expectation impact your career decisions?
How to Choose the Work You Love When You Feel Stuck (Part 3)
Ultimately, choosing a career direction comes down to one thing.
What do you want to do?
I Hate My Job! How to Survive Your Workday While You Look for a New Job
Do you struggle to get through your work day because you hate your job? Do you find yourself saying, “I hate my job!” There are some things you can do to help yourself get through the day.
How to Get Rid of That Job You Hate Once and For All
You did all the right things.
You went to school, got a job with a good company, and set yourself on a career path your parents would be proud of.
You took a job and now you hate it.
The good news is there is hope.
Why We Need You To Do Work You Love
There is an epidemic that has plagued our land for far too long. It’s a silent killer and the majority don’t realize it’s curable. The culprit?
Doing non-creative work you don’t enjoy.
5 Ways To Know It’s Time For a Career Change
Last week I bought a new pair of shoes. I bought the same brand of shoes three years ago and I loved them so I was excited to get a brand new pair. Everything was going well on the first day I wore them. A little stiff here, breaking them in there, the usual with new shoes. However, at some point during the day I noticed some significant discomfort on the top part of my foot. I just chalked it up to the break in period of new shoes so I
How to Escape Your Career Coal Mine
In southern West Virginia during the late 19th and early 20th century there was really only one good option for work. The coal mine. The coal mine meant hard work, black lung, and a steady pay check. If your granddad worked there, your dad worked there, and guess what? You were going to work there too. Seemingly there weren’t a lot of choices. In times past children were expected…