#017: How To Make The Right Career Decisions Every Time
Spend less time making career decisions and more time making those decisions the best career decisions for you.
Are you wondering where your future growth should come from? Are you wondering what skills you should focus on building? Are you wondering about how you can make more money? Or if you should stay in the job you have now?
I hear these questions all the time. It’s totally normal and something a lot of people ask themselves.
This episode is for the people who are afraid of making the wrong career decision, or don’t even know where to start so they don’t make one at all.
You’re the person who is drifting through whatever opportunities have come your way because that has worked for you in the past. It’s been easier because we don’t have to put any effort into it.
One of my girlfriends calls it “going with the flow”… she’s letting the universe decide.
And of course, that is complete bullshit (which I told her… she’s my BFF so I had to be honest).
Even if you’re letting the universe decide, you’re still the one deciding. The career decision you’re essentially making is to do nothing and wait for something to show up. And there’s nothing wrong with that if that’s what you want to do… but own it.
Here’s my message to all the universe-believers out there… when you know what you’re looking for, the universe sends it to you a lot faster.
But I know, putting a stake in the ground on what you want to create in your career can be scary. What if you make the wrong decision?
That’s why I made this episode.
After listening to this episode, you’re going to spend less time worrying and wondering about your career decisions, and more time taking action. You’re going to spend less time deferring to the universe, and more time taking a lead in deciding what you want.
I’ll cover the real reasons most people get stuck when making a decision and by the end of this episode, you’ll know how to make the right career decision every time.
This is a cornerstone episode because lack of clarity and effort on your career decisions is what wastes the most time and keeps you from getting the results you want.
So the next decision you need to make is whether you’ll listen to this episode or not… I hope to meet you there.
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In this episode, we cover…
- What is Emotional Careering?
- The real reason people are hesitant to make a career decision (and it’s not time).
- How to create a strategic filter for your career decisions
- Why you can love your job and still leave it with confidence?
- The easiest way to make a career decision without making a list of pros and cons.
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