mengwong - Career advice for Nish

I found this diagram to be very interesting, but feel that it is unrealistic in the sense that many people have jobs that they weren't "naturally good at" and still enjoy it. But seeing as thats the only real beef I have with it, i guess i can let it slide ;)

- mike
Coffee

I am acutally employing all this model in a new career goal, this is exactly what everyone should do if they want to be happy in there job role !

Sammy
Cars

Sometimes, oftentimes, it is difficult to get out of what you have been doing all your life!!!
-D
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I see why this is popular, that is a very well thought out chart. I just took the 7 habit of highly effective people and it is very similar. Great Job !

Jen
Videos

This is a really handy model and I think that we ALL should take a look at it every couple of years to keep us grounded and on track. Dead-end jobs are no fun, you need food & a place to live, and have to enjoy where you are at your job and in life. How else can we enjoy our vacation and time away from work, if we are unhappy with the day-to-day?

Olu Deniz- Best Beach in Turkey

I spent 10 years in a career that I wasn't naturally good at that I honestly didn't enjoy. All my spare time was spent on get rich quick ideas to help me quit. I entered Realty several years ago and found an outlet for all my creativity. I now find myself a work-a-holic, but I love the work..

I doubt I would have listened but this would have been a great model to have seen at 20...lol..As someone in site of 40 I swear that this is good advise.. I was a decent Accountant and even was CFo of some small/medium sized business during my career.. But Round peg and square hole thing never worked for me.

The Wells Team

I am acutally employing all this model in a new career goal, this is exactly what everyone should do if they want to be happy in there job role !

Sammy

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