Happen to Your Career
Summary: You’re not totally happy with your career (obviously!) You also know that there “has to be something out there that’s better.” That hope that you can find meaningful and fulfilling work, that also pays you well, has led you here! This is the show that provides the inspiration, tools, and roadmaps to move from where you are to work that matters to you and uniquely fits your strengths and talents.
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- Artist: Scott Anthony Barlow
- Copyright: 2018 Happen to Your Career LLC
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Emilie Aries is the Founder and CEO of Bossed Up, an organization that promotes a program that helps thousands of women step into their own power as the boss of their lives and careers. After having fought career burnout herself, Emilie made it her mission to share her experience and continue to educate women on how to craft happy, healthy, and sustainable career paths that focus on preventing burnout by providing support to help women navigate pivot points in their careers and lives.
When Staying in Your Job is Holding you Back from Happiness
What if you could have a system to rely on to make all your important decisions? My friend Pete Mockaitis and I had a great conversation on the podcast today about how our decisions and needs evolve over time, and he shared a decision-making framework with two critical questions you can use as “mental weightlifting” to help make smart decisions faster. It allows you to be less reactive and more intentional and proactive, which is very helpful in all areas of life (not just career stuff).
Let me tell you about a great problem to have -- and a question that came from one of our students inside of Career Change Bootcamp, our signature program. Laura said: “How do I graciously and not awkwardly shift the conversation from tell me about what you do, to... you should hire me because?”
How to determine if you can make a clean getaway or if it’s time to find a bridge job to get you where you want to go. Find out what can happen if you jump right into an opportunity just because it’s there without first doing the work to figure out what you want. When is it okay to leave your job with nothing else lined up? Learn how much time you should budget to allow you to find your next opportunity that is the right fit.
Today’s guest, Dan Cumberland, is a former youth pastor who suffered what he described as a “theological breakdown” early in his career. In his journey to get back on a path that matched his personality, Dan researched and developed his philosophy behind fulfilling career pathing and founded The Meaning Movement, a business and podcast where he helps folks with this kind of stuff every day.
Setting Boundaries in your Career: When and How to Say NO
Today marks the 200th episode of the Happen to Your Career podcast. Scott started the podcast 4 years ago, back when he was also working in a corporate job that he liked well enough...but wasn’t his dream. Josh and I rounded up some of the people who have been an important part of HTYC and some of the people whose lives have changed because of HTYC, including past coaching clients and team members.
We’re busting all the myths about confidence and giving you tactical tips on how to develop stronger self-belief today on the podcast with Maxie McCoy. Listen to today’s episode to hear her guidance on trusting your gut and make a career move that’s off the “planned” path, how to avoid living like you’re in a disaster or crisis, and cultivating the confidence to put yourself in positions to have serendipity start happening for you, and much more.
Angela Wagner does work the the way Angela does life is an example of who she is. She started out her career in the high-powered advertising world, but was seeking to feel grounded outside of work, so she started working at a gym on the side. Creating community for individuals ready to put down their baggage and seek soulful stress relief is Angela’s through-line. It’s how (and WHY) she does everything.
If you want to learn how to make remote work possible for you check out this blog post and the podcast here! On the podcast today, we talked about… What it’s like to work in a remote workforce The lack of diversity and representation in the tech industry How couples negotiate the dynamic between career and relationship The factors that set up a remote team for success...or disaster Adda’s favorite secret vacation spot in Iceland
Well, contrary to popular belief, we introverts aren’t completely socially anxious and hiding ourselves away in a closet somewhere. (Most of the time.) But one of the things that can feel the hardest for introverts is also one of the ones that makes conversations the most fulfilling.
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