Career Advice

Instead of developing a formal career path, the strategy should be to learn all you can while in your current role.

The simple idea is that if you do work that you are good at you will find greater prosperity in your career.

There are endless possibilities when it comes to finding the right career fit for you.

The truth is, we waste too much of our time doing meaningless work. When we live by our passions, we are able to do what we truly love and leave our meaningless work to those who will find meaning in it.

The truth is, you will never please everyone with your decisions. Our parents, friends, or loved-ones will want us to take one path, but our passions may lead us in a different direction.

The most successful people I know have all broken limits. They didn’t listen to people who thought they were crazy. 

How comfortable do you feel giving true, open, and honest feedback? I’m guessing that the majority of you were uncomfortable criticizing another person, even if you had their best interest at heart.

It’s easy to get stuck doing a job that you’re good at, or that others tell you you’re good at, and not pursue what you love to do. However, taking that leap will lead to more joy, more success, and more longevity.

We want to believe having a predictable career is easy, expected, and normal, but that is not the case for the majority of people.

We’ve all met them: the people who always agree with what the leader thinks. The coworkers who always echo what the boss says. 

What if work was your real life, meaning your career aligned with your interests and passions, allowing you to live happily and work simultaneously? When this idea is put into action, you’ll find that the idea of work/life balance becomes unnecessary because putting more time and effort into one does not take away from the other.

For the next few blog posts, we will be exploring these myths/truths more in depth as we continue to tackle how you can find true meaning and success in your career.