How Do I Find My Dream Job After Years of Searching?
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How Do I Find My Dream Job After Years of Searching?
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An acclaimed interviewer and broadcaster, Ken Coleman inspires and informs audiences by drawing knowledge from some of the most well-known industry leaders, influencers, heads of state and celebrities. Host of The Ken Coleman Show and the top-rated EntreLeadership Podcast, Coleman equips, encourages and entertains listeners through thought-provoking interviews, helping them grow their businesses, pursue their passions, and move toward a fulfilled purpose.
In 2013, he released his first book, One Question: Life-Changing Answers from Today’s Leading Voices. In his book, Coleman combines engaging storytelling with a passionate delivery to share insights and observations on the traits and tactics of great leaders and influencers, motivating people to never stop asking questions. Coleman joined Ramsey Solutions in 2014 and frequently guest hosts The Dave Ramsey Show-the third-ranked nationally syndicated talk radio show in America.
Wow, as a 59 year old woman who has the exact same question as David, listening to this was very inspiring.
I especially love to hear calls from Baby Boomers like myself who are reformulating their lives. I hope David is thriving by now. Best wishes.
I agree with Ken. It is sad that the most he's made in his life is $27k a year. That means he's living in poverty for virtually all of his life.
I love Ken Coleman. He is so positive and kind.
I struggled with this so much. Have trouble even thinking about wanting more money and also all.my other hang ups. Super appreciative of the Ken Coleman show.
Great answer, identity, and calling = destiny
My job is killing me, morally, physically, spiritually. It was something I took not knowing the details of, out of desperation during the great recession and out of fear. I despise everything there and they people I work for. I want to choose what I want now, based on values and my skills and finally have some joy in work. I am totally miserable and being killed. I need a full 360 degree change. I deserve better, but am at a loss for what to do. Frankly my job is abusing me and stealing from me. I can adapt, problem is I adapt to things I hate, I want to adapt to something I enjoy and value and can be happy with. Ken, please help!
Send me an email and we can help! ask@kencoleman.com
@@TheKenColemanShow I did send an email.
@@user-br6cu5jm1q I'm having trouble finding your email. Could you send again? -Madison
Perhaps email me robertpfbrito@hotmail.com I've sent the email twice, maybe its in a junk folder? anyways perhaps if you email me it would work. I'd call in but am also shy but perhaps it'd be best to eventually. thanks. rock bottom here.
@@user-br6cu5jm1q hi there! Did you ever get in contact with Ken? May I ask how's your search for your new career been? Thanks
How can you only make $27,000 at 60 years old? That's basically $13 an hour. That's like warehouse stocker pay. You have to make yourself valuable by learning a valuable skill.
I really need to talk to Ken it’s so hard to get through
Call live from 11-1 CT. 844-747-2577 is the number and we would love to hear from you
I hope David found the job he wanted. Sounds like a nice person and I think older employees are usually good employees.
Of course, Ken fully obfuscates the question and gives no answers. Anyone can do his job!
How would you have answered better? I've just started listening to Ken, so I'm curious!
@@crystalhull1677 I feel he gives guidance, not answers. The guy who wants answers doesn’t get it. Ken is getting people to think things through and problem solve out loud. Sometimes that’s all it takes to get a change going.😊
@@brightspacebabe I agree!
The caller should consider working at a company (such as Costco) that pays an average of $50k annually for a full-time cashier position whereby on his off time he can consider what he really wants to do. He must be struggling with the wage that he’s been earning…