For many, job titles can become a significant part of identity, but it’s okay if your work feels more like a job and less like a defining career. Your worth is more than your workload.
This is a great reminder that it's okay to be true to ourselves. Not everyone wants their career to become their whole life. At Kickresume, we have created a Career Map that offers tips on possible next steps in your career based on a few questions and your answers. One of the first questions we ask is about your preferred work/life balance. Don't compare yourself to others, there is no template for how you should approach your career. 🤷♂️
This is a fantastic reminder from Headspace that our identity goes beyond job titles. 🌟 It's a great example of purpose-driven work, emphasizing the importance of mental well-being and self-worth. Your value is not defined by your workload but by who you are. 💪💚
Absolutely! It's important to remember that our job titles don't define our value.
As with anything, I can easily take my work too personally and assume things about my job that aren't in evidence. Thank you for the reminder to see the forest for the trees when it comes to my self-worth.
You are worthwhile just because you are you! 😍
If money wasn't the most important thing in the world, I would agree 💯
Yes, so true! It took me years to realize this and now that’s why I work for myself and own my own business! 😉
Well said and a good reminder!!
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3wThis highlights an important perspective on the role of work in our lives. While job titles and career achievements often become intertwined with our sense of identity, it's crucial to remember that our worth is not solely defined by our professional accomplishments. Embracing the idea that it's okay for work to be "just a job" can lead to a healthier work-life balance and a more holistic understanding of self-worth, where personal values, relationships, and passions play an equally significant role.