Pitcher Perfect and designed for the job.
This is a photo of a “Pitcher plant” it is designed to capture insects and it performs this role to perfection. Wouldn’t it be great if we all performed the job you were born to do!
Imagine for a moment what it would be like to do exactly what you love, to do what you are really, really good at, imagine the work being so in tune with who you are, it almost seems a piece of cake! You are invigorated each day, keen to get started!
Now, imagine (or maybe you already know) what it’s like to drag yourself out of bed each morning, dreading the day ahead, because you are about to go into a job that depletes the life and energy right out of you.
Huge difference, isn’t it? Isn’t really possible to do something that you love and be able to create a business or career out of it? Yes it is!
Firstly let’s examine some of the signs and symptoms of someone who is undergoing a critical time. How many of the items below do you relate to?
- You’re are at a fork in the road in your life/career and unsure of which direction to go
- You’re miserable in your current job/ career and seeking change
- You’re afraid to change jobs because the current one offers you security and perhaps a good income, but you want “out”
- You often think that there must be more to life and pine for a change
- Your ‘successful’ career lacks the meaning or fulfillment you want
- You commenced a company doing something you loved, but find that you are stressed and losing enthusiasm
- You want to change direction but have no training/education to be able to change industries or careers
- You have just lost your job, and looking for guidance
- You feel obligated to a career choice you made in your late teens or early twenties
- When you are at work, it is difficult to remain motivated and caring
If you ticked more than 4 out of 10. You do need help with deciding your future!
There are some helpful people that can assist you to transition to the work you love. Commence with reading “What colour is my parachute” as a starter, then seek our professionals who are qualified in helping you work through the crisis.
My motto is “if we all do the jobs we were born to do, the world would be a much happier place!”
Ivana Agapiou #resumes #resumewriter @figjamresumes.com.au
Ivana Agapiou resume writer and career advisor