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What’s Next with Harmony Cornwell — Optimistic Introvert, Lover of Word Games and Director of Property Management with a Private Real Estate Company
While for some people the past couple of years has led to reflection and The Great Resignation, for others it meant really seriously considering leaving their current role, and then, after that great consideration, a decision to double-down and recommit!
And that scenario is what we are digging into today! We are very excited to welcome Harmony Cornwell to the podcast. Harmony is the director of property management with a private real estate company and she also happens to be an enthusiastic journaler! (This was very helpful to her process!) Oh, and Harmony and Sandy will now be best friends. I could be jealous…but I love them both too much! (PS Tara is writing this. Ha!)
Key Takeaways:
- Beware the temptation of the quick fix! And a desire for change just because you feel like you need SOMETHING to change.
- When you feel like you’ve lost a good balance, evaluate your fulfillment levels, and see if you can reset some work boundaries to create more balance, for yourself, your family, your friends, your passion projects…
- If you water your grass and take care of it, you might be fine where you are!
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By Tara Kemes, Sarah Markwick and Sandy Gunn
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While for some people the past couple of years has led to reflection and The Great Resignation, for others it meant really seriously considering leaving their current role, and then, after that great consideration, a decision to double-down and recommit!
And that scenario is what we are digging into today! We are very excited to welcome Harmony Cornwell to the podcast. Harmony is the director of property management with a private real estate company and she also happens to be an enthusiastic journaler! (This was very helpful to her process!) Oh, and Harmony and Sandy will now be best friends. I could be jealous…but I love them both too much! (PS Tara is writing this. Ha!)
Key Takeaways:
- Beware the temptation of the quick fix! And a desire for change just because you feel like you need SOMETHING to change.
- When you feel like you’ve lost a good balance, evaluate your fulfillment levels, and see if you can reset some work boundaries to create more balance, for yourself, your family, your friends, your passion projects…
- If you water your grass and take care of it, you might be fine where you are!