Now What?® Coaching
from Laura Berman Fortgang
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To beat the odds in this job market, it takes thinking outside of the box, innovating past conventional job search methods and being open to every lead and inkling.
Read this Twitter story for some ideas that you may not have thought of implementing to your career transition. (job or own business alike)
“How to Tweet Your Way to a New Job.”
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In guiding so many through the Now What?® process, we’re often amazed (yet not surprised) to find that serendipitous encounters tend to happen once you follow your interests to see what’s on the other side. Here’s one such example of a young woman who followed her fascination with Asia to pursue a career there, even when only a “small handful of people” told her to go for it.
“One-Way Ticket: Why I Left Home to Launch a Career in Asia.”
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Today’s post includes perspective from people of various ages and backgrounds, as they reflect on their career transitions. Despite some sacrifices and unknowns, most say they will not regret trying something new. Imagine yourself at some point in the future, having taken a chance with a new direction. What is it that you can picture yourself attempting that would cause you to say: No matter how it turns out, I’m glad I gave it a try.
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Here is a short interview with Darcy Camden, as she reflects on her path to becoming a professional wardrobe stylist. Citing “learning to listen” as one of her biggest lessons, she advises those who want to build a lasting career to focus on long-term goals.
While it’s human nature to want to snap your fingers and be on the other side of change, relaxing into a long-term goal can be equally rewarding. Time goes by one way or another, so you might as well be working on something you care about. If time weren’t an issue, what goal would you sink your teeth into?
“How Finding Her Passion Led To A Career In Business Chic for Darcy Camden.”
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Finding your passion can feel like an overwhelming goal but it often starts by simply engaging in food-for-thought activities such as these.
“Do What You Love! How to Identify and Pursue Your Passions.”