65. Professional Health… The Most Empowering Questions to Take Control of Your Career (Well-Being Series Part 5)

In this episode of Her.Unlocked Podcast, we are continuing on is our well-being series with this part being about your professional health and taking ownership in your career. So let’s dive into the transformative journey of my career, championing the importance of making professional choices that are both deliberate and in harmony with one's true self. I want you to engage in self-exploration, posing the right inquiries, and making bold moves to achieve a rewarding career. I offer practical tips for those of you looking to overhaul your professional life, such as refreshing your resume, expanding your network, and seeking out new ventures. This episode is a rallying cry for women everywhere to seize control of their career trajectories and ensure that their work is a genuine reflection of who they are and what they hope to achieve.

 

Empowering Questions:

1. What do you desire your life to look, feel, and sound like in the next year? 
2. How is your career and the job that you have right now supporting? that life or not supporting that life? What's the gap there? What's working? What isn't working? What feels in alignment? What doesn't feel in alignment? 
3. What aligned action can you take today to start to close that gap, to start to move towards a job or a career that supports this life more?

 

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Episode Outline: 

• Getting Intentional and Purposeful (00:01:11) 
• Living at Cause and Taking Radical Responsibility (00:06:21) 
• Self-Discovery Work and Empowering Questions (00:13:53) 
• Taking Aligned Actions for Career Fulfillment (00:19:34) 
• Shifting into Entrepreneurship (00:24:05) 
• Owning Career and Making Aligned Decisions (00:27:43) 
• Importance of Self-Discovery in Career Well-being (00:32:21) 
• Empowering Career Decisions (00:33:36)

Referenced Resources: 

Mental & Emotional Well-Being Episode