2023 New Year's Resolution - Change, Even Though It Doesn't Feel Right

 "When we do the opposite of what our programming tells us to do, we cross the threshold from the habitual to the magical." - Excerpt from the Chapter "The Magician" in the 2021 book TAROT FOR CHANGE, by Jessica Dore. Here it can ordered from Amazon.

What is obvious to a growing number of professionals as well as leaders is this: They have to think about and do business differently. 

However, there is that all too human wrench in the works. That is that change itself is so hard. When going about it you "don't feel right." 

So, the most winning work-oriented resolution for 2023 is to go with change, despite the ick (Gen Z term) sensation. As I tell those I coach, that discomfort will pass. The human race wouldn't have endured had we not been able to adapt. 

Meanwhile, without change the employment situation could deteroriate to actual failure. A writer came to me after losing his good job. Management had instructed him to produce content faster. He couldn't change. His focus has been on what he asssessed as "perfect." That had been his programming since way back when he had been studying for his degree in communications from a Boston university.

Magic happened on my own career path when I made the not-feel-right decision to stop being an influencer. That freed me up to invest more, especially sweat equity, into my core business. Gross revenues increased. In addition, I had more life-work balance.

Burnt-Out? In transition in your career? Need more income? Healing from a professional setback? I can help you through Intuitive career coaching. Gentle and Compassionate.

“On the menu” of services are Tarot readings. In April 2021, The New York Times featured the Tarot as a useful tool for self-awareness and introspection.

Let’s talk a bit about where you are. No fee. No pressure. No selling. Then, if you want to work together the fees are custom-made for your budget.

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