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CEO & Global Fundraising Strategist: $2.5B+ raised globally for nonprofits. Expert in capital campaign planning, versatile across nonprofit verticals, and passionate about transformative leadership.
There are no short cuts, but there is value in scheduling consistent hard work. One thing each of us can do is ensure nobody outworks us. If you take a few minutes to plan your schedule and you put your important work foremost on the calendar, you will find yourself attaining success not likely for most people. Or, you can let someone else create a road map for you, or worse leave it to chance! If someone else is planning your career path, it likely will be a slow and dreary path. Or, a dead end! Create an Aspirational Path and even if you fall short you will have achieved more than 95% of your competitors! Go big, or go home!
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Litigator, DE&I Advocate, Mentor - striving to be the change I wish to see in the world.
I have heard so many people say that can't wait to retire to get away from their employer. Retirement is definitely something to look forward to, but many seem to be looking at is a way to finally stop working for <fill in the blank>. They aren't necessarily looking it as the end of one chapter of their lives but simply as an end to 'suffering'. In other words, they are not happy. The reasons are obviously different and their unhappiness may have some validity to it but if you're that unhappy, why are you still working there? My employer is not perfect, but who is? There are definitely challenges, obstacles, and many things could be different. But overall, I love my job and the people I work with. I don't wake up every morning dreading going to work. Of course there are days I'd rather not go to work but it's not because I hate my job, my co-workers, or my company. I have definitely worked at jobs that the very thought of going there made me physicially and mentally ill. And for that reason, I left those jobs. Attitude and perspective go a long way into determining whether you are happy. Happiness if often based on what 'happens' to you and how you choose to react to it. Joy comes from something else entirely. 😊 My joy comes from my faith because I KNOW that no weapon formed against me shall prosper. My happiness is my choice. Regardless of how others may see me or what they think, I already know I'm successful. If you are not happy, you need to take an honest look at yourself and your choices. Leave behind whatever makes you unhappy - jobs, relationships, whatever. If you can't (or don't want to) leave it, re-evaluate the situation and take steps to improve it.
