There are lots of reasons for getting demotivated in your career. You're probably out of inspiration and wanted to just lay out on your couch all day. It is totally understandable, everyone goes through it at some point. But here are some tricks you can do to get back getting inspired on your job because it's important to get inspired on a job that you love.
I know you want a successful career and you absolutely can accelerate your career, even now. The last few years have thrown us some curveballs, but there is a way to get ahead of the game. You just need to take tiny actions in order to create the career you crave. Yes, even now.
But no matter your job/career/business having status at the minute, you should know that you absolutely can accelerate your career right now.
While we coaches wish there was a magic wand that only shot out sparkly farts of glittery job happiness - there just isn’t - instead there's this thing. Career Coaching. It IS a thing. A thing everyone should take advantage of. Here’s how career coaching works. If you want to be a coach or get career coaching, here are the basics.
Why is it important to be a good leader? Because truly good leaders see career growth on a whole other level. They foster the loyalty and respect of coworkers which leads to being crazy effective on the job and easily recommended for promotions and other opportunities - and that's what we're all about right?
When it comes to changing careers and exploring what career is right for you, we need to tackle something up front: there is no magic answer.
I know you want there to be a magic answer out there, that you just haven’t discovered yet. The answer that someone will just shoot you an email with the exact job you should be doing that will make you wildly happy. The one and only answer that exists if you turn over enough self-help quizzes.
Having gone through two major career changes what I've learned is the answer most likely is right in front of you.
Name a job and I’ve done it.
While intellectually I knew I had to make a career change, I just couldn’t give up a job that I loved so much it had been the basis of much of my identity. I was a teacher.
Do you want to know how to climb the corporate ladder and find success? Why not try not climbing it? What is the difference between the corporate ladder and the corporate lattice and which is for you? Both lattices and ladders exist within companies themselves and within your own career as a larger whole. No matter which path you select, you need to be your own best advocate. You will need to be the one making sure that your goals are being met and that you’re making room for the possibility that plans can and will most likely change.
