Category: Goals
Uncertainty: An Interview with Jonathan Fields
On this special episode of the Work Awesome podcast, Mike Vardy chats with the Career Renegade himself, Jonathan Fields. Jonathan is a highly-demanded speaker and accomplished author, whose latest book, Uncertainty: Turning Fear and Doubt into Fuel for Brilliance, drops this week. This new work discusses the aspects of uncertaintyRead More
Finding Your Passion and Inner Calling
In my previous post, I had talked about the difference between pursuing a job, career or your calling and the impact pursuing your calling has on your level of happiness at work. In this post, we talk about finding your passion and inner calling. Now, following your calling is understandablyRead More
Master the Art of Motivation by Making Pain-to-Passion Transition
If you want to become a master of your own motivation, so that you have relentless discipline and persistence to achieve your goals, you must understand that there is a past, present and future to the evolution of motivation. In the past. . . You had no motivation. But thenRead More
5 Money Saving Tips for Freelancers
So, at last you have decided to dive deep into the freelance world and have already started to feel the freedom of working under yourself and further on your own schedules. Sounds thrilling! Doesn’t it? Your dream of working while seated in the local café or bookshop and drinking coffee comes true. However,Read More
How to Quit Your Job – 5 Steps to Transition Into a New Career
While travelling in Dallas for work, I picked up a book titled One Person/Multiple Careers by Marci Alboher. It spoke about how wearing many hats and not being tied down to a full-time job can work for you. In the first few chapters,I made an instant connection: There were aRead More
Identifying Your Red Zone of Success
In American football, there’s something called the “Red Zone.” It’s the part of the field inside the twenty yard line, and performance (both offensively and defensively) inside this area is one of the key determining factors of a team’s success or failure. Teams that easily advance the ball down theRead More
Your Excuses Literally Possess You Like a Demon
Let me ask you a question. . . Have you ever met someone who is truly successful in the way you want success? I’ve learned that successful people drop the excuses and take full responsibility for their success. As a result, they don’t just get what they want in life–theyRead More