Growing up and even through college and the start of my career, I had a solid plan for my life: I would get an entry-level job and work my way up the corporate ladder until I eventually landed in a management position I enjoyed.
I was never a good student, but I was excited to enter the corporate world. I worked hard to make that happen and double majored in college and graduated with honors.
After graduating from college with honors and a dual Bachelors degree in economics and psychology, I was excited to join the corporate world.
This week my guest is Lynda Gratton, Professor of Management Practice at London Business School and bestselling author of The New Long Life.
What’s one of the worst pieces of career advice you can get?
Follow your passion.
Are you nervous to speak up in meetings?
Does the idea of standing in front of a group make you nauseous?
Within six months of entering into a new relationship, I was cheated, lied to, and berated.
So I decided to end that relationship, and I quit my job.
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It’s impossible to succeed as a modern entrepreneur without knowing the art of the perfect email.
Business leaders are always looking ahead to see what is coming in the future of work. The trends that we have seen coming in the next 5-10 years have been accelerated due to the pandemic in 2020. Things that we thought would happen in 5-10 years have happened in weeks and months.
If the last year has taught us anything, it’s that we can’t stay stagnant. We always have to be improving and elevating ourselves.
The world around us is changing at a breakneck pace, and we have to be continually improving to be the best versions of ourselves and keep up with it.