#42 Want Something Better PART 1 with Shaun Randall Metaphysical Novelist & Manifestation Expert

Be The Wolf

Things rarely get bad all at once. Most of the time it’s a slow burn. And for most, it will be months and even years before you notice that your foundation has turned to ash and everything is about to crumble.This happens because you’re always making micro-adjustments to try to balance out everything that’s coming at you in your career (and life).

2 years ago you started going to happy hour 3 (sometimes 4) days a week instead of one. Because your tyrannical boss won’t stop laying into you and your team.

1 year ago you stopped hanging out with your “happy” friends. Because it’s just hard to listen to them talk about how great their careers are going.

6 months ago, you reluctantly paid your gym membership–even though you hadn’t been in as long as you can remember.

2 months ago you upped your coffee intake-AGAIN! Because the work deadlines are relentless.

You avoid looking in the mirror because the dark circles under your eyes remind you of how you can’t sleep.

And before you even realize it, you’ve found yourself in the deepest pits of despair. And you’re left asking yourself how did I get here?

I hate to say it, but there is no quick fix. You can’t wave a magic wand and instantly make things better. And hoping for a miracle won’t cut it.

You have to start with what you can control. And take it one step at a time.

You can’t control your micromanaging boss. You can’t control the coworkers that talk behind your back. You can NOT control anything outside of you

But you control yourself. It’s not always easy. And you may need some help, but you can do it!

So if you want things to get better, it has to start with you doing something for YOU!

As a career empowerment coach, I know those first actions steps to creating a career (and life) that you fall in love with can be the hardest. But I need you to know that it can be done.

This is why I love having people like Shaun Randall share their stories of how they took control of their lives. This is part one of a two-part series. We’ll dig into Shaun’s journey from career meltdown and depression to creating the career and life of his dreams.

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Shaun’s Bio:

Shaun Randall, is the author of Words Like Wine, A Peace of My Mind, and Letters From Lima. His metaphysical poetry and novels take readers on a journey inside worlds they never knew existed to uncover truth and discover themselves all over again. His latest book The Manifestation Method teaches readers how to unlock the power of quantum energy to create a life of abundance, fulfillment, and joy.

Originally from San Diego, California, Randall also spent time as an adolescent in Portland, Oregon; Colorado Springs, Colorado; and South Florida. Living on the coasts and in the mountains, instilled a wonder and love for our natural world. In 2008, Shaun moved to Chicago, Illinois, where the urban setting heavily influenced his life and work.

In March 2020, Randall took a vacation to Lima, Perú, with no idea what was in store for him on that fateful trip. He met the love of his life, Eliet, and was inspired by witnessing the ancient world coincide with the modern world set in the wondrous natural beauty of Perú. What started as a quick getaway to relax and clear his head became an adventure filled with years of intense self-discovery and inspirational writing.

Randall, through his writing and manifestation teaching, guides people to connect with their true authentic self in order to find inner peace and contentment amidst the chaos of modern life. Ancient Latin American wisdom and Eastern philosophies permeate Randall’s work while he employs a dry sense of humor and Zen-like deadpan in his writing. His unique style encourages readers to look inward in order to make decisions for themselves, rather than be swayed by the external material world. He strives to help people find joy in their own paths and embrace the miracle that is reality.