How to move forward when you don't know your next career step
Briefly

Many professionals grapple with dissatisfaction in their careers, questioning whether their work aligns with their values and goals. This reflection often arises at different life stages, prompting some to recognize a need for change. With nearly half of the workforce feeling burned out, the article outlines a roadmap for those feeling stuck. It emphasizes the importance of admitting readiness for change as a vital first step towards finding a more fulfilling path in their career, advocating for proactive measures even amid uncertainty.
Every morning, she had to peel herself out of bed to face a job she could do in her sleep. There was no challenge, no spark, and a growing sense of dissatisfaction.
You can take steps to mitigate this feeling of purgatory when you're so comfortable doing what you are doing and craving a challenge.
Nearly half of the workforce feels burned out or dissatisfied with their current job. The reasons vary, but the outcome is the same: a gnawing sense that there's something more for you out there.
Moving forward when you don't know your next career step-but knowing that you want more and something needs to shift-can be a very uncomfortable crossroads.
As two executive coaches who help people discover their purpose and achieve success, we've noticed that this challenge is on the rise.
Read at Fast Company
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