Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Start With You [Career Path]

Create Your Career Path Newsletter: May 2011

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Create Your Career Path
 Create Your Career Path Newsletter May 2011
Helping you identify your ideal career path, navigate your transition, and nurture your career

   

In this issue

Complimentary Teleclass
3 Keys to Transition into Your Dream Job

Career Corner
Career Transition Tip: Start With You

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5 Keys to Finding Your Ideal Career E-book ON SALE - Discover the 5 critical first steps you must take to clarify your career direction. Walk through the very first, simple exercises we use with all of our clients to help them find their dream job.

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Hi Isodifj,

Hope you and your family had a Happy Mother’s Day. Thank you for all the Mother’s Day wishes. I was so touched by how many people remembered and mentioned it. I spent time at the barn riding this weekend. Here’s a cute pic of Vaughn and I on Mattie.

In This Issue: This issue is about starting with what’s most important to You to determine what’s fulfilling for you in a career: Read our Career Corner article to find out how to do this.... And download our Free Report to find out how to begin to define your career direction right away.

Additional Tidbit: Learn from a client Joe what it means to find your career sweet spot-I was working with one of my evening coaching groups recently, and one of the participants was talking about meshing his 1) passions, 2) interests, 3) talents and 4) past experience into his sweet spot for his career. Read this article and other articles on our blog here.

Complimentary Career Advice

  • Teleclass
    3 Keys to Transition into Your Dream Job - Discover live the three keys to transition into your dream job. Register for the free teleclass here.

  • Article
    I was thrilled to be featured in this article: "What Ochocinco was thinking" FoxSportsMidwest.com - April 5, 2011.

  • YouTube - Job Search Tip: Learn to Love Microsoft Excel
    Watch this video and find out why keeping an Excel spreadsheet can be a critical tool in your job search.

Here's to having a career you love,

Hallie Crawford, Career Coach and Founder of Create Your Career Path


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Career Corner

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Career Transition Tip: Start With You

I hear so often from my career coaching clients that they just fell into their current career, or it is the career they thought they “should” pursue; sometimes it’s just a career that someone else suggested to them so they tried it out. The common theme here is people aren’t pro-actively choosing their career path. They aren’t spending quality time thinking about it. Instead they’re reacting to circumstance, to what someone else suggests, or just taking a job because it was offered to them.

A common theme I see with my clients is that they didn’t listen to themselves when they were choosing their career. They didn’t start with what would make them happy, and if they did they got lost along the way.

One of my clients, Lauren, came to me and said she chose to become a lawyer in large part because it was what her family seemed to expect of her. Her father was a doctor, her brother was a lawyer, and her sister was a doctor as well. She came from a family of highly educated, specialized professionals, and she followed in their footsteps without fully thinking through what would make her happy. Fortunately for Lauren, there were things about the law she enjoyed but even those things were diminishing in their appeal. As she looked back on her career, she realized she chose her path in large part due to external circumstances, rather than following her heart or passion.

When you’re getting started on this journey of evaluating and possibly changing your career path, the critical thing you need to remember is to start with you. You are the only one who knows which career path will truly work for you. At the end of the day, go with what feels right to you.

*Need help identifying your ideal career? Contact us for a complimentary consultation.*  We are filling spots for our most popular coaching service: Our next Ideal Career Coaching Group, including unlimited individual coaching, starts this month. Hear what others have to say about it here.

"Hallie has been a tremendous help to me in not just confirming my career choices, but in assisting me in understanding what it is about my personal characteristics and previous job experiences that have made certain jobs so much better, and more enjoyable than others...”
~Grant Grimes, Dunwoody, GA
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Hallie Recommends

JobVent - A useful site to check out with people think about a particular company.

Ideal Career Quiz - We all have our ups and downs at work. So before you make a move -- and begin the official career search -- take this Career Quiz to help you determine whether it's time to take action or if this is just a passing phase. What you discover could be very revealing!


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