Career Wellness Core Truths

Transform your definition of work.
What does work mean in your life?

Work can be both enjoyable and meaningful. If it is not that for you at this time, and you want it to be that, know that it can be. The idea of work as being something that is hard or difficult is just not exclusively true. Do you like being identified as someone who works hard? This could mean you enjoy being productive, making a difference and creating something new. Working hard does not have to mean difficult, dramatic or taxing. You can include fun, enjoyment, meaningfulness and profitability within your experience and definition of what work means to you.


Define your version of success.
What does success mean on your terms?

Commit to learning about yourself and understand what is natural for you. This paves the way for believing in your definition of success. It will support your ability to articulate your vision and reality of success.


Be original.
A one-size-fits-all approach with your career does not work.

Discovering what makes you unique is an ongoing cycle in life. We grow and change and just when we think we've got it all figured out more change comes our way or happens due to life cycle changes. Remember you can engage effectively with your originality.


Be loyal to your time for reflection.
Listen to yourself.

Reflection is a necessary ingredient for creating an environment that supports career wellness. Because career wellness is a creative voyage, without specific signs on the road that tell us "how much longer" or "are we there yet". We need to make time to reflect and observe what works for us.