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📢 Ready for a Career Change? Here's How to Start! Feeling unfulfilled by your current job? Or maybe the current economic climate is pushing you to find a new direction. Whether by choice or necessity, a career change can be daunting. Here's how to start: 1️⃣ Take Charge: Take control of your skills development and stay relevant. 2️⃣ Take Stock: Evaluate what you have to offer. 3️⃣ Identify a Direction: What skills are in demand, and do I have them or a plan to acquire them? #CareerChange #CareerDevelopment #NewBeginnings Read more: https://lnkd.in/eSZ_Ytkq - and share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below! ⬇️

Changing your career can feel scary. However, you cannot let that stop you from finding a career that brings fulfillment into your life. The first step is to figure out what kind of job you'd want to do. It should be something that truly excites you. After that, it is up to you to take a bold step and make it happen. Nothing is impossible if you put your mind to it. Read on for steps to take to find your dream job: https://bit.ly/3HxEzS6 #CareerChange #Jobs

I’m a firm believer in pursuing purpose in your career. By finding this, you increase your happiness and satisfaction. If you haven’t found it yet, don’t stop looking. I promise that a great, fulfilling career is out there! If you are feeling unsettled in your career but not sure what your next move looks like, check out my new What’s Your Next Career Move quiz. Click the link to find out what your next career move is: https://lnkd.in/gX6_riMR #careercoach #jobsearch #careerchange #quiz

If you don’t enjoy the “day-to-day” of a profession, the glory and glamour associated with it will soon fade away. You might be attracted towards a career path simply by the “idea” of it, but the fact remains - you are not going to revolutionise something in a day. You need to be comfortable with the discomfort of doing some mundane tasks day in day out because that’s what compounds to give exponential returns later on, eventually, leading to something path breaking. Before picking up any career path, understand if you’d enjoy a “typical day” in that role, because it takes more than just motivation to thrive in any industry. And once you do, optimize that “typical day” to the best of your abilities! That’s what’s going to keep you going through various phases of your career trajectory. #career #daytoday #productivity

ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT CHOOSING A CAREER? ------------ ------------ As a young person, it's good and advisable to explore a lot of things, by doing so, you get to know what area or field interests you. But if you are finding it difficult in choosing the right career for yourself, (Whether you are young or Old) here are some questions you can ask yourself. WHAT'S THAT THING THAT FEELS LIKE FUN TO ME BUT WORK TO OTHERS: You will experience a lot of things in your career but when you find that thing that feels like fun to you but work to others, it will make it much easier for you to handle the pain that you might be faced with in your Career. WHAT COMES NATURALLY TO ME: We can't despise the fact that everyone has what is known as innate ability. WHAT ARE MY LONG-TERM GOALS: We all have goals and aspirations therefore your career path should fit in your goals. Tell me what you've learnt if you found this helpful.. Have a beautiful weekend 🤗 I HELP YOU BECOME A BETTER VERSION OF YOURSELF AS YOU NAVIGATE THROUGH LIFE.

Choosing a career can be a daunting task, but it's also an opportunity to explore your passions and find a fulfilling path. Remember that choosing a career is not a one-time decision, and it's okay to explore new paths throughout your working years. The key is to remain open-minded, stay informed about job market trends, and continually work towards building a fulfilling and rewarding career. #CareerGoals #JobSatisfaction #Benefits #CompanyCulture #ProfessionalDevelopment #OpportunitiesForGrowth #JobSecurity #LankaTilesCareers 

If you are worried about not having a 5 year long career plan…. Don’t worry, most of us don’t have one. The question every child is asked “Who do you want to be when you grow up?” does more harm than good. It makes us think there is only one career choice destined for us, and for those of us who still haven’t found it - it makes us feel like we are doing something wrong. It couldn’t be further from the truth. 👉You can have multiple carers throughout your lifetime. 👉You can constantly tweak the direction in which you are going. 👉You can say no to a job you don’t like, even if society tells you “it’s a good career”. There is no right or wrong path, but only the one you choose. ❤️

Considering a Career Switch? Embrace new opportunities and follow your passion! Whether it's a pivot within your industry or exploring something completely different, now's the time to pursue what excites you. Let's chat about making your career dreams a reality!  Remember, it's never too late to start something new. Your future self will thank you for taking that first step! 🌟 💼 #CareerChange #NewBeginnings #FollowYourPassion

Are you unhappy in your career? You’re not alone. The average person changes careers 5-7 times. It’s never too late to make a change. Being unhappy at work is not worth the pain. It's all about finding the right fit. Some people stick with one industry for a lifetime. Others bounce around. Both are okay. If you're not where you want to be, research different career paths. Spend time exploring your options. Opportunities are endless. And if you're forced to change careers, there are always silver linings. Take it from someone who has done it. Switching careers is scary, stressful, and exciting. It might just be the best thing you ever do.

The Devil You Know vs. The Devil You Don’t: Is Staying Put Really Safer? This often presents a classic career dilemma: the devil you know versus the devil you don’t. Staying put might seem safer, but it can mean missing out on opportunities for growth, new challenges, or a more fulfilling career path. 🤔 Have you ever faced this decision? Did you choose the familiar path, or did you venture into the unknown? What was the outcome? #CareerAdvice #JobSearch #ProfessionalGrowth