“What job is for me?” Choosing your YES career
There are people out there doing things and working jobs just because they’re good at them.
Yeah, you may be great at filing, counting, and scheduling… but are you meant to be a receptionist? I bet not. I bet you’re much more valuable and creative.
Start doing something that gives you the “YES” feeling, even if you’re not good at it. The only thing that matters is that it feels right, it empowers you, it strengthens you.
Following that yes feeling and where it leads…
I once read an article about a woman who quit her 6 figure Wall Street career because of a lunch meeting of where she really experienced her love of wine for the first time.
She quit to work in a wine boutique and made less than $30,000 a year. She knew nothing about wine.
Now, only a few years later, she is a Master of Wine, a blogger, and making more than $5 million a year doing something she loves, something that felt right.
Where will your yes feeling lead you?
Where will your YES feeling lead you? Let me know in the comments below.
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