Giving Myself Permission is a title that I thought of but that came to me quite quickly. Why did I choose this title? – because I haven’t written on my blog for – who knows how long, at least over a year – and I want to give myself permission to be less than perfect.
I believe there are 2 types of regrets: Regretting the things we wish we had done … and regretting the things we wish we had not done! I chose to write about regrets today because I am knee-deep at this time in my life in a situation that has made me experience regret – and
2013 … We all have or at least think of having resolutions for a new year; but, more often than not, we rarely stick to these personal goals we set to achieve for ourselves. Why is it so hard to attain these goals? 1. They require change – and CHANGE is difficult to achieve 2.
Do you believe that you were put on this earth for a purpose? Do you often ask yourself – What am I going to do with my life? Do you envy others who are happy at work and are living their dreams and passionate about the work that they do? What were you expecting when
Do you believe in work as passionate play? Have you ever considered this to be possible? Where would you identify yourself on a career satisfaction scale? Career passion is rare, not because it doesn’t exist, but because people do not believe in it. We have been raised in a society that believes work should be
For many of us, the only careers considered professions growing up were in the fields of medicine, engineering, law, and public service. The belief was that these professions were the ones where jobs would be easy to find, there would be employment stability, a good pension, and a regular income. Any other job was just another
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