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RIGHT JOB?
The question you need to ask yourself about your current job is simply: ‘Is this really what I want to do?’ If the answer is ‘no’, then stage one is not to beat yourself up over it as the chances are that when you took the job there was a very good reason for it. It’s just that things change.
So, decision time: do you want to improve what you have right now or find a new job? I’ll help you deal with both options.
Let’s start with improving what you have right now. When you started in your chosen job there must have been some compelling reasons why you chose it as a career. Let’s see what type of person you are.
Give yourself a score out of 10 for the following:
If you gave yourself high marks for a, b, c and d then you’ll ...
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