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Cultivate Self Awareness
Ask yourself concrete questions to reveal your truth:
What are you working for? What impact do you want to create in your job? What skills do you want to develop and leverage?
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Find What Gives Your Work Meaning
Is it a connection to a certain cause? Is it engaging one of your skills or personal passions? Is it serving a specific population? Everyone has their own causes, the things that give their life meaning. Without knowing what you’re chasing, your quest for meaning will turn into a wild goos...
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Write a Career Mantra
Keep it short and simple—just focus on what gets you out the door every day.
Your mantra should encompass who you are, where you want to go, and the impact you want to make during your 9-to-5.
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3 Main Ways To Recraft Your Job
- Change your tasks: modify your actual tasks to more closely match your goals and desired skills. Automate your tedious time-wasters and stop multitasking.
- Change relationships: identify how your effort might positively impact another person.
- Change perception...
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Recraft Your Job
Stop viewing your job description as a static, unchanging list of responsibilities. Even if that list completely reflected your career aspirations when you applied, you and your role probably evolved since then.
Approach your job title as a fluid set of activities—which you can chan...
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Practice self-awareness
If you notice yourself slipping and not sustaining your boundaries, ask yourself what's changed. Find out what you do have control over and what you are going to do about it.
Cultivate Self Awareness
Instead of jumping to quick solutions, schedule at least 15 minutes daily to sit down and think without interruptions.
- Make reflection the first activity of your day.
- Write down on paper what you are feeling.
- Don't allow negativity or blame.
Ask specific questions
At the end of a job interview, you should have the opportunity to ask questions.
Ask questions about culture qualities you've identified as important to you. Remote-specific questions about company culture include:
- How does your team maintain strong bonds?
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