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Our Relationship With Our Careers | How To Find The Work You're WIRED To Do! With Ken Coleman
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Quiet quitting. "The great resignation." Layoffs left and right. Let's face it - many of us are feeling lost and struggling with our relationship with our careers. And in this episode, Ken Coleman, who has been dubbed "America's Career Coach" is on a mission to help us all find the work that we are intrinsically WIRED to do - where we find purpose AND passion!
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Remember, you're worth having and building relational wealth! The connection you’ve been looking for is on the way, and it all starts by being Accidentally Intentional.
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Chapters
1. intro (00:00:00)
2. what misconceptions do people have about their career (00:02:11)
3. does everyone deserve to pursue finding a job that they are wired to do (00:05:47)
4. can you learn to love your work (00:07:33)
5. what about people who become passionate about whatever they do, and abandon other dreams (00:12:02)
6. what our pride is really trying to tell us (00:22:57)
7. how do you overcome being rejected and failing (00:28:38)
8. take the leap! (00:32:15)
9. why Ken’s new book is so unique (00:38:17)
10. Zoe takes Ken's career assessment, and Ken gives the results (00:42:05)
11. interesting research about performing under pressure (00:47:41)
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