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This grand oversight is causing cracks in the system to deepenā¦.
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ā One out of four clinicians in the U.S. are considering leaving healthcare, primarily due to…
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šItās OKā¦you have permissionā¦
šØYour degree or training doesnāt define youā¦in fact, letting it is probably one of the biggest career risks todayā¦
šReinvent yourself, and donāt stop!
šŖAdd āSolopreneurā to your resume and be proud of it. Itās an asset!
Some thoughts from author Herminia Ibarra:
ā Start experimenting now! Donāt wait until you have settled on a destination. There is beauty and discovery in the journey. š”
ā Experiment with āpossible selvesā and challenge old, fixed job boxesā¦color outside the lines. šļø
āAn estimated 10% of Americans has a side hustle. The solopreneur ā whether operating literally solo or in new types of partnerships ā knows these gigs are only partly about income generation; they’re also about being happy. Roughly three in four US independent workers are āhighly satisfiedā with their work and their work-life balance.ā
The Rise of the Solopreneur: Reinvention Is the Key to Career Longevity https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-11-17/solopreneur-how-to-make-it-as-an-entrepreneur-on-your-own by Julia Hobsbawm
You are more than any one role, so play a little and see where expression takes you! š
You’re not alone. Transitions, though tough, are gateways to new horizons. š If you feel my experience or insights could be helpful, please feel free to connect, send me a message, or refer a colleague!
I care. Transitions are easier with a buddy! š
ā What emotions have you experienced?
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Inspired by the insights of Vivek Gulati and Emma SeppƤlƤ in their article, “Shifting Your Perception After Being Laid Off,” this blog post explores how a layoff can become a catalyst for personal and professional growth. Vivek Gulati, a former Google employee, recounts his experience of being laid off as part of a larger group of 12,000 employees.
If you’ve recently experienced a layoff, it’s natural to feel a whirlwind of emotions: shock, confusion, perhaps even a sense of loss. However, as Gulati and SeppƤlƤ point out, it’s crucial to reframe this experience. You haven’t lost your job; you’ve gained an opportunity. You still possess all the skills, knowledge, and character that defined you in your previous role. These qualities are now the tools you can use to carve out a new, potentially more fulfilling path.
While it’s easy to view a layoff as a setback, it’s also a chance to build resilience and redefine your career trajectory. Your former job, while comfortable and familiar, may have unknowingly limited your growth. Now, you’re poised at the threshold of a journey that could lead to incredible personal and professional development.
1ļøā£ Prioritize Self-Care: Gulati emphasizes the importance of self-care during this time. Maintain a routine, look after your physical health, and engage in activities that bring you joy and relaxation. This foundation of self-care will keep you grounded and ready to face new challenges.
2ļøā£ Seek New Connections and Community: Your network is a powerful resource. Reach out, reconnect with old colleagues, and forge new relationships. These connections can offer support, advice, and might even open doors to unexpected opportunities.
3ļøā£ Reflect and Reassess: Take this moment to reflect on your career goals. What truly motivates you? What are your passions? Sometimes, a layoff can be the push you need to pursue a dream that seemed out of reach.
4ļøā£ Embrace Learning and Growth: Consider upskilling or reskilling. This could be the perfect time to acquire new qualifications or explore areas you’ve always been interested in but never had the time to pursue.
5ļøā£ Stay Open and Optimistic: Approach your job search with an open mind. Be open to roles in different industries or positions that offer new challenges. Each application is a step towards discovering what truly resonates with your career aspirations.
6ļøā£ Cultivate Resilience: Embrace the uncertainty and use it as a catalyst for growth. Each setback is an opportunity to learn, adapt, and emerge stronger.
Remember, a layoff isn’t the end of your career story; it’s a pivotal chapter. It’s a time for introspection, exploration, and growth. The skills and experience you’ve gained are still with you, ready to be applied in new and exciting ways. This period could lead to opportunities you’ve never imagined, allowing you to grow in ways your previous role may never have permitted.
So, take this moment to pause, plan, and propel yourself towards a future that excites you. You didn’t lose a job; you gained a chance to redefine your career and yourself. The path ahead is open, and it’s yours to explore. As Gulati and SeppƤlƤ’s insights remind us, every challenge is an opportunity in disguise.
ā”ļøShifting Your Perception After Being Laid Off
š The recent news of layoffs at NextGen Healthcare and Health Catalyst has brought to light the complex emotions and uncertainties of career transitions. š Having seen various aspects of layoffs, I deeply understand these challenges. I have many friends at these companies.
āļø While these moments can be daunting, they also present opportunities for growth and self-discovery. This can be your time to reflect, learn, and emerge stronger. šŖ
If you’re in the midst of this transition and could use a listening ear, advice on career strategies, or a space to share your journey, I’m here to support. š¤ Conversations can often lead us to paths and possibilities previously unseen.
You’re not alone. Transitions, though tough, are gateways to new horizons. š If you feel my experience or insights could be helpful, please feel free to connect, send me a message, or refer a colleague!
Transitions are easier with a buddy! š
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šØ I made a GPT today….whoa!
šŖ In minutes I had my personal GPT set up and functional and helping me through a specific set of boring tasks.
A GPT is like having a super smart friend in your computer who can help you with work, tell you stories, and answer all sorts of questions, and in this case very specific ones!
This is how I did it…
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