In this episode of the DREAM. THINK. DO. podcast, Mitch Matthews talks with Ruth Veloria, the Executive Dean for the School of Business at the University of Phoenix. Recently, the university commissioned a survey that digs into how Americans feel about changing careers and the results are revealing. They talk about the findings and more importantly… what YOU can do to make a change in your career to find work that’s more fulfilling and rewarding.     Listen To The Podcast:   Are you struggling to feel motivated at work?   Maybe it’s time to think about a career change. But let’s be honest.  It can be daunting to consider a new career because it could mean a lot of change. And you might be wondering if you’ll have to start over from the bottom again. My next guest on this episode of DREAM THINK DO, Ruth Veloria has a passion for helping people find careers that are a great fit and helping them through that transition. She’s the Executive Dean for the School of Business at the University of Phoenix. She understands the barriers that people face when it comes to making a career transition. After all, a lot of the students who attend her university are already in the workforce and are juggling family, work and school responsibilities. Because of this reason the university recently commissioned a survey looking at how Americans feel about changing careers and Ruth shares some of the surprising results. We also provide some practical steps that you can take to push through the barriers that might stop you from pursuing your dream job. Listen to this episode to learn strategies that will help to make your transition to a new career more smooth.     In this episode, you will…   Learn the surprising results from the survey about how many people want a career change Hear about the why you may not need to start over Gain insight into the biggest obstacle and how to overcome it Learn about the steps you can take to make the transition more smooth   Episode Resources: University of Phoenix MitchMatthews.com/147 DREAM. THINK. DO.