
Unsatisfied at work? How to align your core values to your career
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We all have values that are important to us, such as honesty, creativity, or teamwork, or maybe you care about the impact your company makes in the world. It can be difficult to find a career that aligns with your values, however, aligning your values with your work can have a huge impact on your overall job satisfaction and well-being.
To help you get started, we'll be discussing some strategies for identifying your core values and finding a career that aligns with them. Whether you're just starting out in your career, or looking for a change, this episode is for you.
🏀 Shoot Your Shot - Shoutout to Emily “Hi Ladies! I wanted to share my experience getting a new job thanks to you both! I had been in a narcissistic boss situation and I was able to interview and leave. I ended up getting an offer for 35k more than I was making and 25k more than the position I accepted was offering. I had a goal of making 6 figures by 30 and was able to accomplish that with all the tips and coaching through your show. You are goddesses. I wish we could be besties!”
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