The hottest Career Coaching Substack posts right now

Jennifer Askey transitioned from a tenured professor to a career coach after a long journey following her PhD in German
She discusses the emotional process and challenges of leaving academia, including navigating job transitions and finding a new professional identity
Askey now helps others transition from academia to other industries, emphasizing the importance of aligning career decisions with reality and creating a solid plan

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Paul Millerd shares his journey of self-discovery and unconventional career path.
He emphasizes the importance of aligning life with personal values, rather than societal expectations.
Millerd focuses on exploring themes of work, freelancing, and the creator economy in his writing and podcast.

Emotions are important when making big decisions, so it's good to let them flow and be expressed. This helps clear your mind and find calmness.
Listening to the different parts of yourself can help you understand your fears and concerns. Acknowledging them can lead to a deeper insight into what you really want.
Checking in with your heart and body when making a decision is crucial. If it feels right and brings calm, you’re likely on the right path.

The best career coaches use pattern recognition to guide individuals in discovering their best career paths by recognizing their motivating factors.
Great careers involve continuous learning and challenges, often requiring changes in companies to maintain growth and development.
Many glamorous careers require a significant financial investment as they can be akin to a form of money laundering, using wealth to build a certain image.

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