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Happening To Your Career with Scott Barlow

January 25, 2015 By Paul Colaianni Leave a Comment

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Happening To Your Career with Scott Barlow

Scott Barlow with Happen To Your Career joins me in a special episode about changing your career. Scott helps guide you to a career that fits you best. He does this by walking you through a process that narrows down what you actually want to do with your life, at least when it comes to work.

Work is life, or it can be a good chunk of it. Work is something almost all of us do with the majority of our time. Even if you’re financially independent, there is usually some work involved getting there. [Read more…]

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Discovering What You Were Meant To Do with Steve Olsher

December 15, 2013 By Paul Colaianni Leave a Comment

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Discovering What You Were Meant To Do with Steve Olsher

What were you born to do? There is an easy way to discover your passion, and bring more fulfillment and purpose into your life. New York Times best selling author, Steve Olsher, helps people discover, share and monetize the one thing they were born to do. And in this very candid interview, he shares how you can discover your passion, and utilize the gifts with which you were born.

You’ll learn the three essential “what?” questions that will make it possible for you to move in the direction you were meant to go. Steve helps people discover, share and monetize the one thing they were born to do. And in this interview he shares how you can discover your passion, and utilize the gifts with which you were born. [Read more…]

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What Are You Great At? The Clues Lie In Your Past

December 10, 2013 By Paul Colaianni 14 Comments

I had a great interview with Scott Barlow of Happen To Your Career recently. He awakened me to the concept of ‘the clues lie in your past’.

We were talking about how someone can figure out what they are great at. He is a career coach, so his advice centers around helping people discover that very thing for their career. But this concept goes beyond work, and seeps into passion.

To understand what you are really great at, dive into your past for a minute. [Read more…]

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