Is Your Life Still Right On Track?

At The Beginning Of A New Phase In Life  

You have already achieved a lot in life. You are successful and enjoy your work, even if things don't always run smoothly. You're not doing too badly in your private life either. So everything could actually continue as before - couldn't it?

But that's no longer enough for you.

Desire for change

You have this drive, this energy and this talent to bring new, different things into the world. You want to grow, learn and mature both professionally and internally. Your current job is no longer getting you anywhere and you know that you need to set a new course. You dream of a new professional direction that will allow you to make a difference: for yourself, for others, for a project or an idea. This requires change: a job or career change or the step into self-employment.

What are you waiting for?

You feel ready for something new, you have initial thoughts about it or even a whole concept ready. But you're still struggling with the actual implementation. Perhaps you're still waiting for the right moment, the perfect time? You know that you want to share your ideas with the world, but you don't feel ready yet? Perhaps you have not yet accepted that there is no perfect time for change. In the meantime, you see other, less talented people, passing you by or succeeding with your idea.

3 tips on how to go forward:

1. 1. You know your strengths very well and you have already gained valuable experience on your career path so far. Use this as a basis for a new direction. In addition to that, think about the areas of your life in which you can shed dead weight. You can then use the newfound lightness and energy for your new endeavour or career change.
2. Take another close look at your life values, they will give you valuable orientation for your future path. Scrutinise carefully whether these values are really yours and have not been imposed by others. Make sure that you can work in an environment that matches your values so that you can develop your special skills and ideas in the best possible way.
3. Identify your most important challenges and get a sparring partner on board. This could be a counsellor, a mentor or a good friend. Perhaps external validation of your project is the last step you need. Or a thorough discussion of your plan can help you recognise blind spots and find the best possible roadmap for your change.

Last but not least

It's not just about being happy. You're doing really well when you can experience more meaning, have more positive influence and bring your full potential out on the street. Don't wait any longer - go!

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