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By far, the #1 question I get asked is some version of:
"I hate my job but I have no idea what else I would do. How do I find some clarity?!"
I have good news and bad news. The bad news is that no one can give you a clear answer to that question. Because what you're really saying is: "I've lost touch with who I really am. I've done what I was supposed to do and found myself unhappy. I feel lost and don't know how to get back to what I truly want."
The clarity you're looking for can't come from outside of you. The answer isn't in some online assessment. It has to come from within. It only comes from getting a better understanding of who you are when you aren't trying to please everyone else or look perfect.
But here is the good news: Doing the work to find clarity in what you want to do with your life will change every single aspect of it. It will bring you back to yourself. It'll lead to more self-compassion, self-trust, and self-acceptance.
It will help you stop the self-sabotage that will otherwise continue to ruin your life. It will give you control over your own internal state so you're not at the mercy of reacting to everyone and everything around you.
It will let you show up as the full, flawed human that you are so you can experience all that there is in this life. What more important work is there?! So don't go for the easy answer. Take the time to find out who you truly are and do it on purpose.
This week in the podcast, I go more in-depth into how to start discovering clarity in what you truly want.
If you've listened to the podcast for a while now, you've likely heard me talk about the free coaching calls I do every month. I always love having new people join the calls because I'll inevitably get messages afterwards like: "Wow, that was so much more helpful than I thought it would be!" "Thank you for doing this. I'm not sure why I waited so long to join these." "This was so eye-opening. Just listening to everyone helped me so much!" I've realized that many of you may not realize how powerful coaching actually can be (and the fact that you don't even have to be the one to get coached for it to be powerful). So today on the podcast, I'm replaying last month's coaching call. I want you to see the power of group coaching, the fact that we all have the same fears and doubts, and that your mindset is pretty much the answer to every question (*wink, wink*). If you enjoy this call, feel free to sign up to join our FREE MONTHLY COACHING CALLS
I want to talk about the equation that you need to think about when you want to quit your job.
I hear from so many people saying that they can't quit because of finances. That can mean a number of things: They have too much debt, they just made a large purchase, they are not earning as much as they need, they don't have a savings, etc. But each of these things can be remedied. If your thoughts don't get you to bury your head in the sand, there are plenty of ways to tackle the issue of finances. Once we can begin to create a plan, we can figure out how long it will actually take us to be ready to quit.This week I want to talk to you about rest. We rarely talk about it. It's not the type of topic that lends itself to an illustrious career or living your dream life, but it is so important. Today we're going to talk about seasons of rest: How to know when you're in one or when you need one (and how to maximize the benefits of being in this season). So stop pushing, stop hustling, look inside yourself to figure out if you need some time off and take a break.
This week's episode features the incredible Tricia Cusden. I don't say this lightly when I say that these episodes are the reason I started this podcast. She is the perfect example that it is never too late to start over and live the most full-life possible. If you can get out of your own way, there is so much more that you are capable of than you let yourself believe.
Tricia started out her career as a stay-at-home mom to her two daughters. When her daughters got older, she went back to university and got her degree at 38. She then began a career as a management training consultant. After working for a company for 10 years, she jumped into entrepreneurship and ran her own consultancy until she was 64.
After 26 years in that career, Tricia closed down her business in order to help with the care of her granddaughter, who had been born with a rare chromosomal disorder. At 65, when her granddaughter had improved and had other help, Tricia decided she needed a new project. She had always loved make-up and saw a huge gap in the market for aging women. Without any experience in the field, she set out to start her own beauty line with Look Fabulous Forever.
What has happened in the 7 years since she launched the brand is just incredible. She has built a business that both her daughters now work in, written a book, attended the Oscars, created a large following, and so much more. She's such an inspiration to me and so many others.
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