{Feedback Request} You think you’re alone, but you’re not.

I was talking with a friend about career and resetting his career and he shared something insightful.

He said, “I often feel alone in resetting my career — like I’m the only one who hasn’t figured it out and who has these questions. I look around at successful friends and can’t figure out why they know what they’re doing and I don’t. Plus, I don’t want to discuss it with my work colleagues because we work for the same place, nor do I want to talk with my friends, because they seem to have it figured out. So I just don’t talk about it.”

If you could see what I see on a weekly basis through coaching you would recognize that few people have it figured out and, in fact, those who find their life’s work are the ones who are actively looking.

My goal is to bring together the many people nationwide who want to love what they do and get paid to do it. I want to help them figure out how to make that happen. To that end, I’ve got a short survey with an option for anonymity for anyone who is resetting or considering resetting (translation: if you don’t love your job and think you might want to do something else, take the survey).

TAKE THE SURVEY

Solutions are coming. Based on feedback from the survey, and other things I have in the works, I’m preparing to launch several options to help people move towards something they love.

And, if nothing else, know that you’re not alone. According to Gallup, between 75-80% of the American workforce is disengaged in the work.
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Keep seeking.