Do you find it difficult to express individuality in your career? Do you fear never being able to bring your big visions to life? If these ideas resonate with you, you may fall under the Enneagram 4, “the individualist”, personality type. 

On today’s episode, Kelsey shares her personal career story of transitioning into entrepreneurship, overcoming self-doubt, and embracing the hard work needed to build a business while battling the fear of being without identity or personal significance. Listen to hear about…

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Kelsey Kemp & Audrey Bagarus

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Do you find yourself making decisions based on how others will perceive you? Or you may find yourself performing to receive praise.

These are common traits of the Enneagram 3, “the achiever”, personality type, and with your career being a great place to find success, this mindset has likely influenced your professional journey. Is it possible it has even caused you to accept or turn down potential career opportunities in the past? 

In this episode, we're exploring the nuanced challenge of navigating your career with this kind of personality. I’m joined by my friend, Barrett Raven, as we discuss:

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Do you struggle with saying "no" at work? Do you often find it difficult to maintain healthy boundaries with your coworkers? As an Enneagram 2 who identifies with this "helper" or "giver" personality type, you're not alone. These challenges are common for people who feel driven to serve others, often at the expense of their own well-being.

This week we are continuing our series on the core career fears with the second episode. I am joined by my dear friend, Malee, as she shares her invaluable perspective as we dive into...

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Do you have an inner critic that constantly berates every move you make? Or maybe it keeps you from making a move altogether? This week, we’re uncovering how perfectionism, as an Enneagram 1, can hold us back in our careers. 

Join us for the next 9 weeks as we dive into the basic fears that often hinder career progress and personal development. Each episode will feature a guest who has navigated these fears firsthand, offering insights and strategies they've used to overcome obstacles and become more integrated, confident professionals. Whether you fear loss of connection, being unworthy, or controlled by others, we pray this series will give you the tools to recognize and tackle those challenges head-on.

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For many of us, feedback may not be something we look forward to or even seek out. That’s why, in this solo episode, I share why asking for feedback regularly—whether in the moment or weekly—is crucial for growth. I also discuss the reasons you might not be receiving feedback and how to change that by creating opportunities and seeking input from the right people. And finally, I’ll discuss how to manage your emotions after hearing feedback, using it as a tool to improve and serve others better. 

Scripture references:

Philippians 2:3-4

Matthew 20:28

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Kelsey Kemp

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That’s right, this week we’re looking at PROOF that you are uniquely gifted and talented. There are verses commonly used to explain gifts like Romans 12:3-8 and 1 Corinthians 12:4-11, but we wanted to discuss some less-commonly shared verses as well that support this truth that you are gifted in a unique, special, and helpful way.

Join us as we read through Exodus 31:1-6, Exodus 35:30-35, 1 Peter 4:7-11 in addition to Romans 12:3-8 and 1 Corinthians 12:4-11. In our discussion, we also emphasize that discovering your gifts is often a gradual process, not something that happens all at once or in some dramatic, grand way. We both also share our own personal journeys with understanding our gifts and how to use them. Perhaps you can relate to one of our stories, but either way, remember that God is continuing to work through you no matter how aware you are (yet) of these gifts.

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Kelsey Kemp & Audrey Bagarus

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It Isn’t Always God’s Will to Give You Clarity: It might sound crazy coming from two career coaches who talk to people every day about finding clarity, but this topic is much more nuanced than just having clarity and not having clarity. God’s will is for you to learn to exercise wisdom to steward the unique abilities, resources, and opportunities He has given you for His glory and the good of others.

God will ALWAYS give you wisdom (James 1:5) but not necessarily answers and/or a foretelling of the future or direct instructions on what exactly to do. This might be because He wants to increase your faith, and it also might be because you are free to choose in certain matters where more than one path is wise and God-honoring. In today’s episode, we discuss the “revealed” will of God and the hidden will of God and what to do when you don’t experience direct clarity on your given situation or career.

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Kelsey Kemp & Audrey Bagarus

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Scripture References:

Revealed will of God:

John 6:40

1 Peter 1:13-16

Matthew 22:36-40

1 Thessalonians 5:16-18

Colossians 3:23

The hidden/mysterious will of God

Deuteronomy 29:2-6, 29

2 Kings 6:17

Exodus 3&4

Genesis 12

Matthew 25

Isaiah 30

Ecclesiates 11:1-6

1 Corinthians 7:39

James 1:5

Proverbs 16:9

Job 42:1-3

Finding your calling begins with discerning God’s will. But what really are your motives for seeking God’s will? It's easy to fall into a trap of self-preservation or self-promotion and let ulterior motives actually lead our discernment.

In this episode, we dive into the deeper motives behind seeking God's will in your career by discussing how to be careful of living over, under, for, or from God. We will dive into how each posture can distort our relationship with Him, and how seeking His will as a means of being with God is the best way to draw near to him and truly discern his will for your life and career. 

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Kelsey Kemp & Audrey Bagarus

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We're discussing the stories of two different people who landed their DREAM jobs by thinking outside the box with their applications; one sent a cover letter like non other (we promise you've never heard of a cover letter like this!). The other shot her shot with a cold pitch email and landed the job. We know these stories will inspire you to get creative when applying to your dream job!

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When we say that every job is meaningful, what do we really mean by that?

Have you ever found yourself thinking that bringing people to Christ, funding missions, and serving the poor were the only jobs that *really* mattered? Trust us, you're not alone in that thinking. We know there are a lot of Christians out there who struggle with that same belief.

This week, we get real on this topic and openly discuss how hurtful and damaging it is to deem some jobs meaningless and place higher value on other jobs.

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Kelsey Kemp & Audrey Bagarus

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