Dream Job Coaching

Identifying Your Dream Job

• What Are You Meant to Do?

  New career choice, finding your dream job, express your true gifts and grow exponentially. Statistics say that over 90% of Americans are unhappy in their jobs.

• Do You Know What You Really Want?

  You may have difficulty with this question if the answer is hidden deep within you, buried beneath a sea of shoulds. Over time, this dream can become almost invisible if we let it. Learn to separate the should messages from what you truly want.

• Examine What Your Heart Desires

  The point is not necessarily to ignore skills you may have developed but to set them aside for the moment and try to recognize where your heart wants to lead you. When you find the work you truly love, you will discover the gifts hidden within you.

• Find a Mentor in Your Dream Field

  Perhaps the best way to help you explore the possibilities and pitfalls or to ignite and generate the enthusiastic fuel necessary to bring your dream job into fruition and practicality is to seek out a mentor.

• Finding Personal Meaning in Your Work

  Short and sweet, I believe the best definition of personal meaning is “my job touches me as I touch it.” For example, as I coach others, I feel a great sense of fulfillment in the moment because I am being touched by something that my client does to better themselves because of an insight I shared with them that spurs them on to transformation or personal growth.

• Imagine the Dream

  The most important element in bringing fulfillment to your career is your imagination. Successful people first envision desired outcomes and as a result they are not surprised by their achievements because they were already faultlessly executed through the power of imagination.

• Is Something Missing?

  Go beyond what you know - what is limiting you. Use your imagination to take you where you want to go. Let it be your guide toward your future. This is the first step - imagining that something different is possible.

• Let Your Passion Guide Your Experience

  These five suggestions will help to place your passion at the helm and allow it to guide your expertise, creating more fulfillment with less burnout.

• What Interests May Become

  Just like L.L. Bean, you, too, have interests that if properly channeled can be the beginning spark to ignite your inner passion to light the way to your dream career. In other words, what you find the most interesting can lead to personal enrichment and self fulfillment in your own life.

• Your Dream Equation

  It’s irrelevant what you call it, the formula for success remains the same: FULFILLMENT (OF TASKS) + PASSION (FOR WORK) = THE DREAM JOB OF YOUR LIFETIME