TRFE 137: When a Breakdown Leads to a Careergasm with Sarah Vermunt

EPISODE SNEAK PEEK: "There is no way that you can water yourself down or make yourself vanilla enough to appeal to everyone. And if you do, you’re going to have a really freaking boring business." with Sarah Vermunt LISTEN! WHAT'S IN THIS EPISODE? A careergasm. According to Sarah Vermunt, yes it feels as good as it sounds. Really good. And honestly, isn't that what we're all searching for? It leads to the inevitable job hopping or Sunday nights crying at home because Monday's suck and you just want to figure out what the hell it is that you want to do that's going to feel good. For Sarah, her journey began long before the breakdown in the middle of a crowded Starbucks, but that was the catalyst for quitting her job and finally doing work that felt good. Now, she's a coach, booked out months in advance, and a published author. And she's sharing her story. We're talking about self-sabotage, owning who you are even as a chronic people-pleaser (it's totally possible), setting boundaries with yourself as an entrepreneur, and why rest is productive. Fill up your coffee and get cozy. This is one hell of a convo. SUBSCRIBE + LISTEN iTunes Stitcher WHO IS SARAH VERMUNT? Sarah Vermunt is the Founder of Careergasm and the author of Careergasm: Find Your Way To Feel-Good Work. She helps people figure out what the heck they want so they can quit jobs they hate and do work they love. She writes about careers for Forbes, Fortune, Inc., and Entrepreneur. She lives in Toronto and online at Careergasm.com. LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE: First 40 pages of Sarah's book for free Sarah’s book, “Careergasm” www.careergasm.com Sarah on Twitter and Instagram FREE Careergasm Crash Course Freebies for aspiring entrepreneurs