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You have permission to publish this article electronically or inprint as long as the resource box is included. Please notify meof publication by sending a website link or copy of yourpublication to [email protected] Count: 511 Thanks, Claudette Rowley ============== Got the Career Blues? Step Outside the Box! Claudette RowleyCopyright 2004"Above all to thine own self be true."- William ShakespeareClients often come to me saying that they want to change careersor jobs, although they have no idea what they want to do. Mostof us look for a new job or career through a specific lens orparadigm, that limits the scope of possibilities considerably.Here are some ideas to widen your view, and strategies to helpyou step "outside the box."- If you are currently employed, how does your current position make you feel? Valued? Uncomfortable? Competent? Incompetent? Excited? Depressed? How have you felt in past jobs?- What do you like and not like about your current position? If you're not employed, think back to previous jobs. Make a list of "likes" and "don't likes." Next, expand your list of what you like to include ALL of your skills, abilities and talents. If you're an accountant who likes to garden, put gardening on your list.- Notice your energy levels when you are doing your job or specific tasks you undertake in the rest of your life. Observe which tasks energize you and which drain your energy. Energy is a KEY indicator of life satisfaction and fulfillment. And noticing your energy helps you to connect with your body and its messages.- While you're in the initial "What do I want to do?" stage, take MONEY out of the equation. Considering money as a factor is the fastest way to quash any dreams, passions or aspirations that might rise to the surface. I hear this from clients all the time. "Well, I have to make money. I have a mortgage to pay, kids to support. I couldn't possibly run off and write novels on the beach." Yes, you need to have money. And once you've identified what you want to do, then you can find ways to make it work with your financial needs.- Be alert for ideas that are quickly followed by "This is crazy!" Or notice yourself telling someone, "I know this sounds crazy, but...." So called "crazy" ideas are often sure signs that you're on the right track, that you've uncovered an idea or value or passion that resonates deeply with you.- Other questions: What does my gut tell me? What do I need to be honest with myself about?Career changes are often indicators that something deeper withinus is attempting to emerge, that we are ready to grow andchange. Don't be surprised if a career transition or the questfor one heralds changes in other parts of your life or causesyou to examine them from a different perspective. For example,you may feel immense gratitude for what you have. Or you maystand up for the first time and say "I'm not going to take thisanymore!" Since we don't operate in a vacuum, one change willaffect the next. And that domino effect is often the best thingthat's ever happened to you. Article Tags: Step Outside
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