Work Satisfaction
A recent study found only 22% of employees are satisfied with their job . More meaningful work and opportunities for growth were amongst the top reasons for dissatisfaction..
The solution for both can be addressed through career coaching for employees. Interestingly, they are two of the top reasons why my employed clients are looking elsewhere.
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Being Authentic
It has been a busy fall/winter so far with Just Got ReDirected Career Coaching 😊 I've had a few recurring conversations with clients in the last couple months, which may help others:
✔ A lot of people sell themselves short in their resume and interviews. Your resume and interview skills need to be on the same level as the job you want. If you want to level up your career, make more money etc. your job search tools and interview skills need to accurately show your value.
✔ If you've been redirected in your career (restructured, feeling restless or changes in your current job and want to leave) there's something more expansive, more creative, and more aligned with your authentic self waiting for you.
✔ YES. YOU. CAN. Want to start your own business, make a career change, go back to school as an adult... your ideas that are outside the conventional career path could be leading you to your purpose, so they are worth exploring.
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What’s Your Word for 2024?
I’ve enjoyed seeing posts about goals and aspirations for the new year.
What’s your word for the year? Mine is people - to catch up with people I haven’t seen in a while, expand my network to meeting new people, and working with new clients through their career transition.
Maybe a word doesn’t resonate, what about a song for the year? Mine is “Don’t Stop Me Now” by Queen. 🎶🪩💃.
I met a friend for coffee yesterday and she said she gained a lot of clarity about her path forward by thinking about the question, “at your retirement party, what do you want people to say about you?”
Whatever you come up with, it doesn’t need to be perfect. It can be a bit messy or incomplete because once we get started we gain more clarity.
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Revelations Since Starting My Own Business and Becoming a Career Coach
I’m coming up on three years since making the switch from Human Resources to Career Coaching and two years since starting my own business. When I started I assumed people would be interested in career change, however many of my clients have expressed interest in starting their own business. They ask me for insight on how to get started, how to know what to offer, etc. It has been an unexpected outcome, and one that is exciting! It’s fulfilling to help people find their calling or unlock their potential for a new career, but when that new career means they will be starting a business and contributing something amazing to the world, there’s no words for how impactful that feels. Obviously I’m new to this as well, so I’m continuing to learn as I grow. I think that if you have an idea for a business, chances are there is an audience for it. You just need to do it the “right” way. That means, working with clarity on your purpose, focus on your path forward, follow intuitive prompts, and purging any self-limiting beliefs that you have. That also includes purging the limiting beliefs of others.
My journey has been more about delving into the personal growth areas listed below. Keep in mind, I’ve never had a business before - I’ve never sold a good or service to others, not even a lemonade stand when I was a kid. My motivation has come more from seeing a need in the world and it not fitting within the corporate framework, and not wanting to compromise my values or capitulate to decisions with which I didn’t agree. If you’re considering starting your own business, the reality is, there will be naysayers. I’ve had one (which was enough lol), who was very vocal about how she thought my starting a business was a bad idea. A business owner herself, I mistakenly thought she’d be supportive and had the opposite experience! We were in her office, she was angry and saying I was delusional if I thought I could make my business work. I politely ended the meeting, got up from the chair and resolved to not give up on my vision, and never interact with her or anyone else who isn’t supportive again. A bit of a tangent, but shows listening to others isn’t necessarily wise as we are all on our own path.
My path has been a process of self-discovery, honing my intuition and gaining clarity on what I want to contribute to the world. In short, I believe that if people are doing work that makes them feel joy and gratitude and is aligned with their authentic self, the world will be a better place. That type of energy not only benefits the world, but also companies because their people will be filled with excitement and gratitude for the work they do, thereby attracting more profit. Studies have shown there’s a correlation between employee engagement and the company’s performance. So, now we know the driver and why I feel drawn to this work, here’s further insight into what I’ve learned over the last couple of years from my career coaching clients and my own journey.
Mindset is key. Chances are, you can’t get from here to there with the same mindset, because if it required the same mindset, you’d be there or well on your way with minimal complications. What beliefs about yourself, others, or the world need to shift to get to your goal? What self-limiting beliefs are holding you back and keeping you small? What voices (yourself or others) either now or from your childhood are saying you can’t do it, you’re not this or that, yada yada yada. I’ve found this is the part my career coaching clients need help with the most. Often they have a vision, but are holding themselves back. It doesn’t matter what others think and no, you’re not too old 😊 We each have limitless potential, the key is knowing how to tap into that and having the courage to do so. Making a career change or starting your own business can be difficult because people in your life have defined you a certain way and it can be hard to step out of that box. Switching your mindset to not being worried about being judged and being true to yourself will help you to not be deterred.
Know thyself. The ultimate key to unlocking your potential and living/working authentically. Who are you really? What is your unique gift you want to share with the world? I believe we all play a part in the world’s orchestra, and when we’re playing the notes we’re meant to play, the harmony begins and magic happens. Getting in tune with your authentic self helps purge the beliefs that no longer serve you and step into your awesomeness 💫 If you want to change careers or start your own business, knowing yourself in terms of what challenges you’d like to solve in the world, being clear on what your values and skills are are all great ways to start heading in the right direction.
Dream outside the box. Many clients and others I speak with are interested in starting their own business. The first two points here are key , because you need to know what you want to contribute to the world, and have an unlimited mindset to do it. Nothing is off limits, if you feel drawn to a type of work or have a business idea, explore it because chances are there’s something to it.
Meditation is a super power. Besides helping to work through 1 and 2 on the list, it clears your mind, makes you super focused, intuitive, realize solutions to problems, relieves stress, and feel empowered knowing you’re getting the answers from within. Feeling the benefits of meditation started for me in January 2021 when I started my reiki training. That’s when I learned to still my mind and let go. I’ve tried a few different ways of meditating, you name it - guided meditations, kundalini yoga, ecstatic dance, sound baths, connecting with nature etc . These days my jam is meditations with a buddhist monk. I like the pure humility of the practice and meditating on love and kindness. I still listen to the mantras from kundalini yoga, and connect with nature daily by going to spend time with my horse, and being in the moment with her. Horses are great for mindfulness! Doing things to keep your mind still, like meditating, allow space for your super power skill, being intuitive, to further develop.
Follow your intuition. Do you have a hunch about something or someone? What feels light and expansive? Our emotions are our inner guidance system. When we feel excitement, happiness, peace, gratitude when we think of or do something, that’s a good indicator we’re on the right path. Our intuition won’t necessarily give us all the answers, but rather reveal one step at a time how to proceed. In the summer of 2020 I had a strong feeling that once the pandemic was over people would start leaving their careers because of a shift in their values. I didn’t realize it would be as massive as it was (The Great Resignation), but acting on that strong sense of knowing not only led me to work I love, but also something that the world needs right now.
Summer’s here
So excited and grateful to be meeting with a local Just Got ReDirected Career Coaching client in my backyard today 😊
Let the co-creating of her career vision and discussion about the unique value she brings to the world begin!🚀☀
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Client Appreciation
The only thing better than bringing on a new Just Got ReDirected Career Coaching client to support them with their career journey is seeing them come out the other side with clarity, a purpose, and ready to take on the world!
Congratulations to this client, who "graduated" yesterday👩🎓Through our work together we created her career vision and she is well on her way to making it a reality. I can't wait to see the amazing things she contributes to the world and watch her success grow in her new pursuit. 🙌😊
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Affirmations
Every day I see the positive impact that finding the right career has on clients' mental health, which is one of the reasons why💃I love what I do💃 . When we aren't aligned with our work or employer it gets stressful.
We sometimes make concessions because of our beliefs about work; tolerating dysfunctional dynamics as part of the deal, accepting high stress work situations because work isn't suppose to be easy, thinking the burnout will pay off with a promotion, the list goes on and on.
When we replace those limiting beliefs with ones that are more healthy and expansive, magic happens💫
Here's a couple of my favorite positive beliefs, what are yours?
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What can you expect from career coaching?
Career coaching is a way to invest in yourself and lead to more fulfilling work, however some don't know what it involves. Here's the top 6 things you can expect from me at Just Got ReDirected Career Coaching:
✔ A versatile and effective career coaching method that has proven to benefit my clients who are beginning to late career and entry-level to CEO's
✔ The most current, reliable and valid assessments and AI tools to enrich your coaching experience
✔ Access to my personal and professional network of over 1000 professionals for career research and job search
✔ A customized coaching approach unique to each client and your needs
✔ Confidential, confidential, confidential. I don't share my clients' identities or whom I speak with re career coaching with anyone
✔ A deep commitment to help you find work you love; we'll work together to create your career vision and make it a reality
Meditation
With May being mental health awareness month, May 5 being a very special day in Buddhist tradition, and mindfulness coming up with many career coaching clients, I can't not post about meditation 😊
Over the past two years, I went from not being able to meditate because my head was too noisy to being able to still my mind and get into a meditative trance easily. If I can do it, you can as well 🙌
Some of the benefits of meditating I've experienced are: mental clarity, being centered and grounded, finding solutions to problems, and a deeper knowing. One of the things I find most fascinating is that no two meditations are the same - for me it's always a different journey. This means it never gets boring, but rather it's exciting to see what will happen next.
There's different ways you can meditate and I've gone through phases (erm, my Meditation Eras) of what works for a period of time, then I try something different that works better. If you're interested in starting, go with what you're drawn to, then shift as you feel drawn to other methods. Some ways to start are: nature walks and touching nature, guided meditation apps, listening to meditation music, sound baths, group meditations, and public meditations at Buddhist temples (my current fave!)
Happy meditating! 🧘♀️😊
Future of Jobs 2023
The World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2023 discusses the impact of economic, health, and geopolitical trends on labor markets globally. While high-income countries experience tight labor markets, low and lower-middle-income countries continue to face higher unemployment. Labor market outcomes are also diverging, with workers who have only basic education and women experiencing lower employment levels. The report finds that technology adoption will remain a key driver of business transformation over the next five years, with increased adoption of new and frontier technologies and broadening digital access being the trends most likely to drive transformation in organizations. The largest job creation and destruction effects come from environmental, technology, and economic trends.
Among the macrotrends listed, businesses predict that investments facilitating the green transition of businesses, the broader application of ESG standards, and supply chains becoming more localized will be the strongest net job creators. Employers anticipate a structural labor market churn of 23% of jobs in the next five years, with substantial proportions of companies forecasting job displacement. The report also highlights the impact of digitalization on commerce and trade, with digital platforms and apps being the technologies most likely to be adopted by organizations.
Some key findings in the report re job prospects:
The largest job creation and destruction effects come from environmental, technology and economic trends
The fastest-growing roles are driven by technology, digitalization and sustainability eg. AI and Machine Learning Specialists top the list of fast-growing jobs, followed by Sustainability Specialists, Business Intelligence Analysts and Information Security Analysts. Renewable Energy Engineers, and Solar Energy Installation and System Engineers are relatively fast-growing roles, as economies shift towards renewable energy
Large-scale job growth is expected in education, agriculture and digital commerce and trade
The fastest-declining roles are driven by technology and digitalization eg. clerical or secretarial roles, with Bank Tellers and Related Clerks, Postal Service Clerks, Cashiers and Ticket Clerks, and Data Entry Clerks expected to decline fastest
The World Economic Forum’s 2023 Future of Jobs report can be found here.
Career Coaching and Mental Health
Career coaching and finding the right job can have a positive impact on mental health. Here are a few ways how:
Increased Job Satisfaction: When individuals are in the right job, they tend to feel more fulfilled, engaged and motivated in their work. This can lead to increased job satisfaction and a greater sense of purpose, which in turn can positively impact mental health.
Reduced Stress: A career coach can help individuals identify and manage stressors related to their job or career. By reducing stress and creating a more balanced work life, individuals can experience a reduction in symptoms of anxiety and depression.
Improved Work-Life Balance: A career coach can also assist individuals in identifying ways to achieve a better work-life balance. By setting boundaries and managing workload, individuals can reduce the risk of burnout and improve their mental health.
Enhanced Self-Awareness: Career coaching can help individuals gain a better understanding of their strengths, values, and interests. This self-awareness can lead to greater job satisfaction and overall life satisfaction, which in turn can positively impact mental health.
Increased Confidence: Career coaching can help individuals develop confidence in their abilities and career goals. This can lead to greater success in their job search, increased job satisfaction, and improved mental health.
Overall, career coaching and finding the right job can positively impact mental health by increasing job satisfaction, reducing stress, improving work-life balance, enhancing self-awareness, and increasing confidence.
Client Email…
I'm loving my career coaching career💃! Received this really nice email from a current Just Got ReDirected Career Coaching client last week. I find the coaching process connecting people to meaningful work so fascinating. Most of my clients are mid-career and are looking for a more fulfilling career, their courage to make a change is so inspiring.
I caught up with a former client last week, and she's SO much happier in her new role - she no longer feels stress, anxiety and frustration related to work. She now has a rewarding role at a company that truly values their people. She, like you and I, deserves to be happy.
So grateful I get to do this work every day. 💓
Readers’ Choice Nomination!
So grateful my business, Just Got ReDirected Career Coaching, is nominated for a Readers' Choice award! Also grateful to be nominated alongside Lesley Bell, CHRP, CHRL and Allison Clark, two local entrepreneurs who have been very supportive of my business and have experienced much success of their own.
It's been very busy over here working with clients interested in a career change. I find the work so rewarding and I love helping people create their career vision and make it a reality.
I'm booking into mid-May, which will still give you time to be well on your way to a more fulfilling career by July. Dm or email me info@justgotredirected.com for more details if you're interested 😊
If you'd like to vote, it's is open until May 5! Link is below 👇
Thank you to everyone who has supported me and my business in big and small ways🙏
Key ways to improve your cover letters
Here are some key ways to improve a cover letter:
Tailor the cover letter to the specific job and company: Start by thoroughly researching the company and the job you are applying for. Use this information to customize your cover letter to demonstrate your understanding of the company's needs and how you can contribute to its success.
Highlight your relevant skills and experience: Your cover letter should provide specific examples of how your skills and experience align with the requirements of the job. Use keywords from the job description and provide quantifiable achievements that demonstrate your abilities.
Keep it concise: A cover letter should be one page or less, so make sure you are concise and to the point. Avoid using generic statements and focus on providing specific examples and details.
Use a professional tone: Keep your tone professional and formal, avoiding colloquial language and contractions. Address the hiring manager or recruiter by name, if possible.
Proofread and edit: Carefully proofread and edit your cover letter for spelling and grammar errors, as well as formatting inconsistencies. You may also want to have someone else review it for feedback and suggestions.
Your LinkedIn Profile
Here are some tips to improve your LinkedIn profile:
Optimize your profile picture and background image: Choose a professional profile picture that reflects your brand and industry. The background image can also be used to showcase your skills or convey your message.
Craft a compelling headline: Your headline should highlight your expertise, key skills, and accomplishments. It should be clear and concise and grab the reader's attention.
Write a summary that tells your story: Use the summary section to tell your professional story, highlight your achievements, and showcase your skills. Make sure it's well-written, engaging, and reflective of your personal brand.
Showcase your experience: List your work experience in a way that highlights your achievements and responsibilities. Use bullet points to make it easy to read and highlight your key accomplishments.
Highlight your skills: Make sure to list your relevant skills and endorsements. This helps potential employers and clients understand your expertise and abilities.
Get recommendations: Recommendations from colleagues, mentors, or clients can add credibility to your profile. Reach out to your network and ask for recommendations.
Engage with content: Engage with the LinkedIn community by liking, commenting, and sharing relevant content. This helps increase your visibility and builds your reputation as a thought leader in your industry.
By following these tips, you can create a strong LinkedIn profile that showcases your professional brand and helps you stand out to potential employers and clients.
LinkedIn and Job search
Job searching on LinkedIn can be a useful tool for finding job opportunities in your industry. Here are some steps to job search on LinkedIn:
Update your LinkedIn profile: Make sure your LinkedIn profile is complete and up to date, with your current job title, experience, and skills. Use keywords relevant to the type of jobs you're interested in, so recruiters can find you more easily.
Set up job alerts: Use the job search function to set up alerts for jobs that match your skills and interests. You can also specify location, job title, company, and other criteria to narrow down your search results.
Apply for jobs: When you find a job that you're interested in, read the job description carefully and follow the application instructions provided. You may be asked to submit your resume or fill out an application form on the company's website.
Network with recruiters: You can also use LinkedIn to network with recruiters and hiring managers in your industry. Connect with them and send a personalized message to introduce yourself and express your interest in their company.
Join groups and follow companies: Join groups and follow companies that interest you on LinkedIn. This can help you stay informed about job openings and industry news, and may also help you make valuable connections.
Remember that job searching on LinkedIn is just one tool in your job search toolkit. Be sure to also use other job search websites, attend career fairs, and network in person to maximize your chances of finding the right job for you.
key ways to improve your interview skills
Improving your interview skills can greatly increase your chances of success in landing a job. Here are some key ways to enhance your interview skills:
Research the company: Before the interview, research the company thoroughly. Familiarize yourself with their mission, values, products or services, culture, and recent news. This will allow you to tailor your responses during the interview and demonstrate your genuine interest in the company.
Understand the job description: Carefully review the job description and make note of the key skills and qualifications required for the position. Prepare examples from your past experiences that demonstrate how you possess those skills, and be ready to articulate them during the interview.
Practice common interview questions: Practice answering common interview questions such as "Tell me about yourself," "What are your strengths and weaknesses," and "Why are you interested in this position?" Practice your responses with a friend or in front of a mirror to gain confidence and refine your answers.
Highlight your accomplishments: Be prepared to discuss your past accomplishments and how they relate to the position you're applying for. Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to structure your responses and provide specific examples of how you have achieved success in the past.
Dress professionally: Dress appropriately for the interview, according to the company culture and industry standards. Dressing professionally can help you make a positive impression and show that you take the interview seriously.
Demonstrate good communication skills: Listen attentively to the interviewer's questions and respond clearly and concisely. Avoid using jargon or technical terms that the interviewer may not understand. Maintain eye contact and use appropriate body language to convey confidence and professionalism.
Ask thoughtful questions: Prepare a list of thoughtful questions to ask the interviewer about the company, team, and role. This demonstrates your genuine interest and curiosity about the opportunity.
Be authentic: Be yourself during the interview and be honest about your skills, experiences, and qualifications. Avoid exaggerating or fabricating information as it can be easily detected and may harm your chances of getting the job.
Follow up with a thank-you note: After the interview, send a thank-you note to the interviewer expressing your appreciation for the opportunity to interview. This shows professionalism and leaves a positive impression.
Improving your interview skills takes practice and preparation. By thoroughly researching the company, understanding the job description, practicing your responses, dressing professionally, demonstrating good communication skills, asking thoughtful questions, being authentic, and following up with a thank-you note, you can greatly enhance your chances of success in your job interviews.
Key ways to improve your resume
Improving your resume is essential to increase your chances of landing a job interview. Here are some key ways to enhance your resume:
Tailor your resume for each job application: Instead of using a generic resume for all job applications, customize your resume to highlight your relevant skills, experience, and achievements that are most relevant to the specific job you're applying for. This shows employers that you've taken the time to understand the job requirements and are a good fit for the position.
Use a professional and easy-to-read format: Choose a clean and professional resume format that is easy to read. Use consistent fonts, bullet points, and appropriate spacing to make your resume visually appealing and easy to navigate. Avoid using overly complex layouts or fonts that may distract from the content.
Highlight your achievements: Instead of just listing your job duties, focus on your accomplishments and quantify them with specific numbers or percentages. For example, mention how you increased sales by 20% or led a team of 10 members. This shows potential employers what you have achieved in your previous roles and how you can bring value to their organization.
Include relevant keywords: Many employers use applicant tracking systems (ATS) to screen resumes, so it's important to include relevant keywords that match the job description. This can increase the chances of your resume getting selected for further review.
Keep it concise: Avoid lengthy resumes that are too detailed or include irrelevant information. Stick to the most relevant and recent experiences, and try to keep your resume to one or two pages, depending on your level of experience.
Highlight your skills: Include a skills section that highlights your relevant skills, such as technical skills, language proficiency, or industry-specific skills. This makes it easy for employers to quickly identify your strengths.
Proofread for errors: Errors or typos in your resume can create a negative impression. Be sure to proofread your resume carefully for spelling, grammar, and formatting errors. Consider asking a friend or colleague to review it as well.
Include relevant professional development: If you have completed relevant certifications, courses, or professional development programs, include them in your resume. This shows your commitment to continuous learning and professional growth.
By implementing these key ways to improve your resume, you can make it stand out and increase your chances of getting noticed by potential employers. Remember to always customize your resume for each job application and highlight your relevant skills and achievements to make a strong impression.
Key ways to improve your job search
Improving your job search can be a critical step towards finding your desired job. Here are some key ways to enhance your job search:
Define Your Job Search Goals: Start by setting clear job search goals. Determine what type of job you are looking for, what industry or field you want to work in, and what your career aspirations are. This will help you focus your efforts and tailor your job search accordingly.
Update Your Resume and Cover Letter: Ensure that your resume and cover letter are up-to-date, relevant, and tailored to each job application. Highlight your skills, achievements, and qualifications that match the job requirements. Use keywords and action verbs to make your resume stand out to potential employers.
Network Effectively: Networking is a powerful tool in the job search process. Reach out to your professional and personal networks, attend industry events, join relevant professional associations, and make use of online networking platforms to expand your connections. Networking can lead to job opportunities and provide valuable insights into the job market.
Utilize Online Job Boards and Job Search Engines: Many job opportunities are advertised online, so make use of job boards, job search engines, and online job portals. Set up job alerts to receive notifications for relevant job openings, and customize your online profiles to make it easy for potential employers to find you.
Research Companies and Industries: Conduct thorough research on companies and industries of interest to understand their values, culture, and requirements. This will help you tailor your job applications, demonstrate your knowledge during interviews, and make informed decisions about potential job offers.
Enhance Your Skills: Continuous learning and skill development are crucial in today's job market. Identify any gaps in your skills and seek opportunities to acquire new skills through certifications, workshops, online courses, or volunteering. Enhancing your skills can make you a more competitive candidate.
Prepare for Interviews: Practice common interview questions, research the company and the role, and be ready to discuss your qualifications and experiences. Dress professionally, arrive on time, and be confident during interviews. Follow up with thank-you notes after the interview to show your continued interest in the position.
Stay Positive and Persistent: Job searching can be challenging and may take time. Stay positive, maintain a proactive mindset, and don't get discouraged by rejection. Stay persistent, keep applying for relevant opportunities, and continue to improve your job search strategies based on feedback and results.
By implementing these key strategies, you can improve your job search and increase your chances of finding a rewarding job that aligns with your career goals. Remember to stay focused, proactive, and adaptable throughout the process, and don't hesitate to seek advice and support from mentors, career counselors, or other professional resources.
Why do people use career coaching?
People use career coaching for a variety of reasons. Here are some common ones:
Career Transition: Career coaching can help individuals who are seeking a career change or transition. This could be due to feeling stuck in their current job, desiring a new challenge, or wanting to pursue a different field or industry. Career coaches can provide guidance on how to navigate the job market, identify transferable skills, and develop strategies to make a successful transition.
Career Development: Career coaching can support individuals who are looking to advance their careers within their current organization or industry. This can include setting career goals, developing leadership skills, improving communication and negotiation skills, and strategizing for promotions or salary negotiations. Career coaches can also provide advice on professional development opportunities, such as training programs or certifications, that can enhance their career prospects.
Self-Exploration and Personal Branding: Career coaching can help individuals gain a deeper understanding of their strengths, interests, values, and personality traits. Through assessments and exercises, career coaches can assist individuals in identifying their unique skills and talents and help them create a personal brand that aligns with their career goals. This self-exploration process can also boost their self-confidence and self-awareness, which can be valuable in their career journey.
Job Search Strategies: Career coaching can provide guidance and support in the job search process. This can include resume and cover letter writing, interview coaching, networking strategies, and job search techniques. Career coaches can help individuals create a customized job search plan and provide feedback and advice on how to effectively navigate the competitive job market.
Work-Life Balance: Career coaching can assist individuals in achieving a healthy work-life balance. This can involve setting boundaries, managing stress and burnout, and finding ways to integrate personal and professional priorities. Career coaches can help individuals create strategies to manage their time effectively, improve their work-life balance, and prioritize self-care, which can lead to greater job satisfaction and overall well-being.
Career Satisfaction and Fulfillment: Career coaching can help individuals find meaning and purpose in their careers. Career coaches can assist individuals in reflecting on their career choices, values, and long-term goals, and help them align their careers with their personal values and aspirations. This can result in greater career satisfaction and fulfillment, leading to increased motivation and productivity in their professional lives.
Overall, career coaching can be beneficial for individuals at various stages of their careers who seek guidance, support, and strategies to achieve their career goals, navigate career challenges, and enhance their overall professional success and satisfaction.