I see you frantically typing, “How do I figure out a career I like, that pays?”.

Do you feel like everyone else has it figured out? Do they make it look like it should be a quick and easy thing to know? Ever wonder what their secret is?

Most likely, they’re using some variation of the strategy I’m about to share with you. I call it my “FIND YOUR THING FRAMEWORK.”

Luckily, I'm not one to gatekeep career figure-outing success!

So grab a caffeinated beverage of your choice and let's get into how you can achieve happy making career having by ASAP.

If you’re a person who works for a living who wants to be happier and make more money, you, my good human, are in the right place. 

Before I discovered career coaching, I struggled with knowing where to even start looking for a job that I would enjoy, that also paid my bills (something that teaching was not doing at the time).

You can't teach new tricks to an old Career Champ. Or can you?

Over the last year, I've been feeling uninspired with traditional job search tactics, because (and I don’t think I have to tell you this, but the job market has been a hot dumpster fire ON a rollercoaster).

Knowing how to effectively tackle a job search isn’t a no brainer. 

We get stuck wondering things like, “Where do I even look?” or “Should I just apply to ALL THE THINGS?”

When you’re unsure what to do, it’s hard to move forward. 

The good news is, you can easily bring order to the chaos by planning your job search with intentionality.

In this post, I’ll define what I mean by ‘job search strategy’ and provide 3 sure-fire tips to create the best strategy for you. I hope that this will give you a roadmap so you can get started with an effective job search and get that job you’ve been crossing your fingers about!

Congratulations on finding a fulfilling career that not only aligns with your passions but also provides financial stability!

As you know, a truly rewarding career isn't solely defined by financial success; it also encompasses your overall well-being, so we’re taking a look at the art of maintaining work-life balance, including tips to prioritize self-care, setting boundaries and celebrating your career achievements.

You've found a job that you love, one that also provides the financial stability you seek – congratulations! However, your journey to career satisfaction and financial success doesn't stop here.

To ensure long-term fulfillment and continued growth, it's essential to prioritize continuous learning and career development. We’re talking setting new goals, seeking feedback, nurturing your professional network and investing in education as key strategies for ongoing career success.

You've made it to the exciting phase of your job search where job offers are happening. Now comes the pivotal moment of evaluating these offers to ensure you make a choice that not only aligns with your passions but also sets you on a path to long-term career success.

There are essential steps to take when evaluating job offers, from assessing the fit with your skills and goals to comparing compensation packages and company culture.

Negotiating your salary can be a pivotal step in your job search journey, especially if you're seeking a job that not only fulfills your passion but also provides financial stability.

Many (if not most) job seekers find the prospect of salary negotiation intimidating, but it's a skill that can significantly impact your long-term financial well-being.

Snagging an interview is obviously a significant step on the path to finding your ideal job. After all, it's your opportunity to showcase your skills, experiences, and personality to a potential employer you’re excited about.

You know you need to make a strong impression to increase your chances of landing the job - but how do you do that exactly?

The journey to finding a job you love that also offers financial stability is a rewarding one, but it requires a strategic and proactive approach to job searching.