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Do you share some of these
questions?
- ”By all measures,
I’m successful. So why am I not satisfied?”
- ”I’ve climbed the
ladder and made it to the top. Now what?”
- ”I’m thinking about
starting a business. How do I know if I’m cut out for that?”
- ”Work isn’t fun
anymore. I can’t take another 25 years of this!”
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Work can be satisfying.
Maybe you made a career choice at 22…and you’ve outgrown it. Or maybe you’ve
taken one position after another…as they have come along. Or maybe you’ve
always thought work shouldn’t be very satisfying…that’s why it’s called
work!
Or, maybe you’ve reached a “false summit:” that place where you’ve worked
hard to be but now that you’re there, you’ve found it’s not as great as
cracked up to be. You’re the picture of success, but with a growing sense of
discontent.
A career coach serves as a guide to help you determine where you’d like to
end up and how to get there. She provides a model to help you surface
information about yourself that will give you clues and themes on the right
direction for you. A coach helps you examine what provides satisfaction,
what values you hold, what motivates you and how all of these things measure
up to business reality: in other words, how can you make a living doing what
you enjoy?
A coach is that objective listener who can help you cover all the bases,
uncover what you know about yourself and help you put the pieces together so
the information creates your own compass point!
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