Are you going with the flow in your career (and it feels great) or pushing hard (unsuccessfully) in a direction that is not going anywhere?

Career dilemmas are tough. And we all have them at sometime. They can be as small as how to get people to come on time to a meeting, or as large as what to do next if you are at a crossroad.

Guess what? Wherever you are, you already have access to the answer you are seeking. Your next steps are to recognize the solution and implement it.

THE WEEKLY ACTION CHALLENGE

Your challenge this week is to go with the flow.

Set aside some time this week to be quiet and reflect on a lingering problem in your career. (We all have at least one.) Ask yourself, "What is my next move?" Wait patiently for the answer. You may get it at that moment, or at another time this week. Keep asking yourself this question during the next seven days until something strikes you.

Follow your heart instead of your head. Go onto the path that is flowing. This will take you in the right direction.

So what do you say? You only have one life to live so it might as well be a life you love.

Wednesday, October 15th From 8am to 9pm.

Are You Bogged Down With So Many Responsibilities That You Cannot Imagine Finding Time For You? Are You Tired, Overwhelmed, And Stressed, But Are Unable To Take A Vacation? Do You Have Dreams, Goals, Or Aspirations That You Have Put On Hold Because You Do Not Have Time? Join the professional coaches of the United Coaching Associates for "Balancing You, our third day-long university of Free Telephone Seminars devoted to balancing you. For more details and to register, please visit: http://www.unitedcoachingassociates.com/Balancing-You-Day.html

Deborah Brown-Volkman, Career & Mentor Coach (Publisher)
President, Surpass Your Dreams
President, United Coaching Associates
info@surpassyourdreams.com
http://www.surpassyourdreams.com
631-874-2877

Brian Volkman (Editor)
brianonline@worldnet.att.net

HAVE A GREAT WEEK!

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