I received an e-mail that made my heart sink. It was from someone I didn’t know who said that his career had sunk so low that he couldn’t even look at himself in the mirror anymore.
I could see from his resume that he was a senior high tech developer, had an MBA, and was an adjunct lecturer for a well known university. So how could someone who clearly has such great discipline, training, and skills be at such a low point in his career?
I’m sharing this because I don’t want YOU to ever be in this situation. I want you to be in a career that excites and energizes you, and makes you proud.
If your career is making you feel unmotivated, and undervalued, then make a commitment to yourself to change jobs. Yes, change is scary, but sometimes the thought of NOT changing and staying in your job long term can be even more terrifying.
Take the first step in making a career change by building a strong support system around you. Talk to others who inspire, motivate you, or can teach you how to get into the job you really want. Find mentors and a career coach who can give you tools and resources to help you make a career change quickly and easily. (Even Tiger Woods has three (3) professional coaches helping him advance his career.)
Life’s too short to stay in a career that disappoints you. Get determined to work for an organization that values and appreciates all that you have to offer. Not only will you have a more enriching career, but you’ll have a more enriching life. And you’ll actually enjoy looking at your beautiful self in the mirror.
4 comments
Clint Pearse
March 27, 2010 at 2:05 pm
Great success quotes
admin
March 28, 2010 at 8:34 am
Thanks! Appreciate your comment! 🙂
To your success!
Warmest~
Sherri 🙂
Stacey Canny
April 23, 2010 at 10:51 am
Insightful post
admin
April 30, 2010 at 12:51 pm
Hi Stacey! Thanks for your comment on my blog! Delighted you enjoyed it. 🙂
To your success!
Sherri 🙂
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