The Career You'll Love

For many years, I fell into a trap: Working on problems.

What’s wrong with that?

Well, think about this: A problem is something that’s defined by your situation, or by someone else. Working on that problem means that you’re trying to find a solution that is just defined by that problem, and doesn’t usually address anything deeper.

Read more on my Workbloom blog»

You might also find this interesting:

• Understanding the problem helps find a better solution
• Work isn’t the most important thing
• The courage to act
• Congruency
• The 80/20 rule, and when you should ignore it

Related articles:

» Nurturing optimism

» Too much planning?

» A peaceful 2012?

» If the job's posted, it's too late!

» Time for a reboot?

Tags: career, coaching principles, learning, values

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