In our careers, we may often find ourselves running from a job or running towards a milestone. Inadvertently, we may spend a lot of time reliving past work trauma and / or working for retirement or a promotion. In this episode, learn how to appreciate the here and now without growing complacent or giving up on dreams. What You'll Learn From This Episode:Why we tend to relive work trauma on repeat while also yearning for the good old days in our careersHow we might become fixated on "someday" when our careers will fall into placeWhy we think walking out the worst-case scenario before it happens is constructiveHow to get grounded in the present moment and appreciate itIdentify how feeling complete and content in our careers now pave the way for improving what happens nextWhy contentment now or aiming for a better role are not mutually exclusiveHow to thrive no matter the lack of support or challenging circumstances in your workplaceAs Referenced In This Episode:Episode 4 - Embracing Continuous Improvement in Your CareerEpisode 5 - Mastering Relationships at WorkLet's Connect:Book your complimentary Career Strategy Session with me to plot your course from where you are now, to the career you want, and decide whether to engage my coaching support to get you there faster. Join my email list for weekly content to help you on your journey to Peak Performance & Peak Satisfaction and be the first to receive invitations to my live events. Connect with me on social for daily inspiration:Follow me on LinkedInFollow me on InstagramFollow me on FacebookFollow me on TikTokSubscribe to me on YouTubeFor More Information:Watch the behind the scenes look at my own career journey, the twists and turns, and what brought me to the brink before my own career turnaround. Check out my clients' wins as evidence of what is possible for businesspeople everywhere. Choose which of their wins you will claim for your own. Read my blog for weekly articles to inform your career journey.Message me your thoughts on this topic / episode here

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