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Here is The Antidote to Fear and Time Challenges For Career Transitions

Posted on the 21 August 2015 by Classycareergirl @classycareer

This blog post is a series of "sneak peeks" counting down to our Fall in Love With Your Work and Life Challenge starting August 24th! If you want to join the challenge and get in on the "Pre-Party" activities, sign up here.

There's no doubt about it. Finding time for yourself, your career goals and your job search is SO hard! We have families to take care of, bosses to answer to and not to mention your commute to work takes hours! When you come home from work you are exhausted and all you want to do is veg because you have already worked too hard for the day.

So you don't work on growing ourselves and achieving our career dreams because we are too busy. You are busy accomplishing other people's goals all day to have the time to even make a dent in our own goals. You lack the time for you and your passions. The irony in this though is that the more we push away our dreams and goals, the more stressed, frustrated and unfulfilled we become as we get farther and farther away with each day and week and year that passes. I know I have been there.

And that leads to the fear. Fear of the future. Fear of failure. Fear of not being competitive or good enough. Fear of putting yourself out there and being visible. Fear of asking for help and fear of making a mistake. I know I could go on and on about fears.

I used to be a people pleaser and would say yes to everything and would feel major guilt when I let someone down by not attending something. Other people continually booked meetings on my calendar that I didn't really want to go to anyways. I had meetings with friends I didn't want to say no and let them down. I had networking events every night on my calendar I thought I "should" go to but didn't really want to.

My calendar was completely in control of me.

The Day I Made a Change

Then to the day that I decided to make a change. I had enough. I knew there was something more I mean I had heard of some other people online from podcasts I had started listening to who actually woke up at 5am. So why couldn't I try it. So that first day was tough but I got up at 5am and put a good solid hour on writing my blog and reading a personal development book. By 6am I was a different person. I was ready to tackle the day. I didn't care that I had to go to a jo

Here is The Antidote to Fear and Time Challenges For Career Transitions
b I hated because I had moved my career goals forward ALREADY that morning. I felt empowered. I felt on fire. I felt like I could do anything at 5-6am and no one could tell me what to do with that time but me!! Now the first time might not be super easy but you will get the hang of it. Think about this, do you want to be spending your best hours right when you are fresh first thing in the morning working on your own goals or someone else's goals?

Can you see how empowering this routine is and how just 15 minutes doing a couple of these items can change the momentum and course of your day? You might think you might be more tired waking up earlier, but you will actually have more energy to take on the day and may even be so excited about what you were working on in the morning that you will want to get right back to it the second you get back home from work (instead of watching TV).

And that leads me to tackle the second thing holding most of us back, fear. Fear can control our lives and keep us from achieving our unique purpose in the world. It's that voice in the back of your head pushing you down and reminding you to just stay stuck because you couldn't possibly be anything more.
It's also about insecurity, uncertainty and lack of control.

To get over these things, the very first thing I always do is hand it over to God and stop TRYING to be in control. And then I ask myself these three questions.

  1. What is the worst thing that can happen if I go after my goals?
  2. What is the best thing that can happen if I go after my goals?
  3. Is it worth it to go all in?

So what is the worst that can happen if you go after your career goal? And then what is the best that can happen if you make the time in your day to control your calendar and really make it happen? And here is the pivotal question, Is it worth it to go all in?

In a few days, I will be opening up spots in my best selling program. But here's the best part. I have been

Here is The Antidote to Fear and Time Challenges For Career Transitions
running this same program for 3 years but over the last 2 months it got a major overhaul. My team and I have worked SO hard behind the scenes updating every single video and worksheet and the entire membership site. Love Your Career Formula 2.0 is here. It will be opening very soon and you'll be the first to know so you can push your fears and doubts aside and go all in on your dreams and goals.

This blog post is a series of "sneak peeks" counting down to our Fall in Love With Your Work and Life Challenge starting August 24th! If you want to join the challenge and get in on the "Pre-Party" activities, sign up here.


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