The Purposeful Career Podcast

I like to say that my business sits at the intersection of brain science and your career aspirations. Because our brain is what gets in the way of what we really want. It’s usually less about the thi…

Today we’re going to explore what work means to you.

Because I think that’s an interesting way to think about it, don’t you? 

Looking at what you do every day in terms of meaningfulness or fulfillment …

Sometimes we find ourselves in environments (or relationships) that aren't aligned with what we want. Those instances can range from mildly upsetting to incredibly toxic.

When that happens, it's easy …

So today, I want to talk about the choices we make when it comes to our career. Specifically, how to get (or maybe STAY) clear on what we want. 

There are a few reasons I wanted to discuss this today.

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As happens many times with this podcast, today I want to talk about something that’s coming up for a lot of my clients right now. And that is, what to do when something does not work out as planned.

I…

We’re almost at midyear. So, this is a time when people tend to look back at the year so far and evaluate – whether formal or informally – what they’ve managed to get done this year. And that’s espec…

So today we’re going to talk about something important and that is, how we handle it when things don’t work out as planned. 

Because that’s a big part of life, right? 

It’s always fun to talk about goa…

We're almost at mid year and it's the perfect time reflect. 

To look back on the year so far and evaluate whether you’ve made progress on the things we wanted to get done this year. 

And even better, i…

So, today is the last episode on our series, “Lies We Tell Ourselves.” 

This series is foundational to everything we teach in my business. Because we’re never really taught in our career that our abil…

In the last three episodes, we’ve focused on the “Lies We Tell Ourselves.” 

Specifically, how negative, or false thoughts get stored away in our brain without us knowing it. Then we think those things…

For the last few weeks, we’ve been focused on a series called “The Lies We Tell Ourselves.” 

This is a relevant topic when it comes to our career because it’s important to understand all the ways that…

Last week we started a new series called Lies We Tell Ourselves. And I know that’s a provocative title. You might see that title and think “I don’t tell myself lies.” 

And listen, I get it. 

But I chos…

Before we get started on today’s topic, I want to officially welcome you to May. Can you believe we’re already a third of the way through 2022? 

I really can’t.

But I will say that for me, 2022 has bee…

This episode is the last of our three-part series on personal branding. 

So as a reminder, two weeks ago in the first episode in this series, we talked about how to create your brand reputation *on pu…

In last week’s episode, we talked about how to intentionally shape your personal brand experience or what it’s like to interact or work with you. This is part of strategic brand development that work…

Today I want to talk about creating and managing your personal brand reputation. 

This is a super interesting topic for me because for most of my corporate career, I’ve been a brand strategist. That m…

In today's episode, we’re going to talk about what’s behind motivation. Meaning, what galvanizes us to do or not do the things we want in our lives.

Because I’ve always wondered that, haven’t you? 

Lik…

Today we’re going to discuss how you talk to or treat yourself when you’ve made a mistake, or maybe when you’ve not shown up as your best. And specifically, what to do when we have a habit of beating…

So last week I introduced you to the work of Dr. Richard Wiseman who did a ten-year study on Luck. And we talked about the four principles he says that all lucky people share that he developed based …

So, in just a few days, we’ll be celebrating St. Patrick’s Day. And in honor of that day when we tend to celebrate Irish culture and all things Irish, I wanted to talk today about “Luck.” 

That might …