I'm Struggling To Find My Passion and Skills

I'm Struggling To Find My Passion and Skills


If you have questions about your career, passions or talents, I want to hear from you!


Do you feel stuck in your job? Do you dread going to work on Monday mornings? Do you want to do work that matters? The Ken Coleman Show is for you! Join the conversation with world-class interviewer Ken Coleman as he delivers practical advice to help you discover the role you were born to play—and map out a plan to get there. You have what it takes to make your dream job a reality! -

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[vjofakind]

I am just like Brandon. I got into banking because I was a young single mom needing insurance and to put food on the table. 13 years later and 28 days from being laid off, I have no clue what my passion or skills are. I appreciated this call, this no clue what I need to be doing.

[jeffreydecory]

Not going to hide it, I feel exactly the same. Only 4 years into my career, but I echo exactly how he feels. This made me pretty emotional.

[JoshuaWeirdo]

This guy at least had a clue as to what he liked and was passionate about.
Some of us are completely clueless.

[evelynmunoz]

I am there, that person talked for me!. God, give me wisdom and courage to step in into my passion/career/call at my 45!

[susanamacias]

This almost made me cry. This was such a good conversation

[flisfinance]

This is definitely a challenge!! I would try to take a day away from all distractions and just think about my path through life. Try to also think about what you are good at and what you could improve

[peetos-chan]

To be honest, I don't know what ppl would say about me, that which is my strengths.

[magnumcircuit]

I have had over 40 different jobs in the last 13 years I have bounced around so much I don't even know what I like anymore I have no joy in any jobs I have or passion I'm so lost

[JerichoLeon]

My best skill is making people think I'm listening to them, and even at that I'm mediocre at best. I want to improve to the point that I'm REALLY listening to people.

[BilingualCoco]

Wow another amazing episode! Thank you Ken! Going to answer these questions for myself.

[jasonk]

Ken's wife: Honey I feel really down today.

Ken: What made you feel that way? GO! Don't self-edit. Go!

[marisortiz]

Hi Ken! Do you think 'passion' may be overrated in today's society? I think of all the important jobs out there-many of them unglamorous (farmworkers, garbage men, mail carriers, to name a few.) It's hard to imagine a world without these guys, but I doubt they feel 'passion' for their work. Fortunately for us, they still show up. I'm not so sure if passion is the barometer everyone should use to measure their career.

[cynthiagermana]

Ken, you are great in getting people to realize what has always been inside of them to pursue. Your sincerity and genuine attitude helps people get past the fears that typically blind them into seeing their path.

[trevoncampbell]

Seems like in every ken Coleman video I've watched the callers "passion" is always financial planning or some kind of teaching or life coaching. The people who call in seem to just want to do what ken or Dave are doing.... Are there episodes where someone is passionate about architecture or engineering or one of the other thousands of career types? Or is everyone's destiny to be a financial planner/life coach....🤔

[Simon-jeko]

It's good for me to listen to this. Because I work in a Hotel. Right now it's thought. So it's hard to find motivation. This video help.

[rafeeqwarfield]

yoooo kilin' it w these radio shorts, thanks!

[csensale]

I’m in the same boat! Only because I graduated during the recession of 2008 and took the job to pay the loans off while still living at home.

[dahelmang]

I wish I could answer these questions...

[johnharris]

Very helpful & insightful much success for Brandon & everyone else.

[MiguelExhale]

Well he has a person who needs help right here 😂