011: When Work Doesn't Feel Like Work
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"I just can't do it"
These words a friend shared with me 15 years ago.
And it broke my heart.
You see, we were talking about a career move that felt incredible to her. And it was in an area that lit her up… where she truly shined.
But it was scary, maybe too scary for that time in her life. And I watched that dream fade away.
And that potential career that lit her up? No one ever got to see her in action.
Have you ever wondered if you're spending time in the right career?
Maybe you're bored. Or you get those Sunday scaries. Or maybe you love your company, but just feel like there's a little something more out there in store for you.
After all, as we've evolved and changed, there's been an influx of new opportunities that just didn't exist before and it's easy to find yourself questioning what the right career path for you is.
Tricky and sometimes overwhelming, right?
But here’s the good news.
With today's special guest, Bhavisha Larson, we got a chance to dive into the key factors in understanding what an incredible career can look like and how to create that for yourself.
In this episode, we chat about what loving your career can look like, plus:
- What to do if you feel out of alignment
- Ways to make the shift not so scary if you're nervous to make a change
- And the keys to figuring out what it is that makes you tick, so you can feel confident in the direction you're going
So if you’re in a stage of evaluation about what you're doing for work and what you might want to pursue, head to someplace quiet and listen to this episode!
And to find out more about Bhavisha, get the free guide she shares in our conversation so you can get clarity for yourself.
And connect with Bhavisha on Instagram: @zeromondays
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