How to FIND YOUR PASSION in Life as a Corporate Professional (Escape The 9-5!)

How to FIND YOUR PASSION in Life as a Corporate Professional (Escape The 9-5!) // Watch this video if you want to know how to find your passion and make it your job. The exercise I’ll share will help you to find your passion and find your life purpose, so that you can answer the question: What should my career be? Which career is right for me? What career should I choose?

In short if you’re looking for a new career path that inspires and fulfills you, watch this video to understand how to find your passion in 2020 (and beyond), and how to find your passion and purpose in life.

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// ABOUT ME
Hi, I'm Iris! I've helped hundreds of corporate professionals to change careers, and start their own business.
An ex-corporate professional myself, I know how what it's like to feel stuck in your career, but not knowing what else to do - or how to make that happen. I'm here to help you figure out what that 'something else' is (it's my super power!), and give you the clarity, structure, and confidence to build a career and business that matters to YOU, and allows you to make a positive impact on the people or the world around you.

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[IrisSmyth]

Thanks so much for watching! Did this video resonate with you? What stood out most for you in this video? Let me know in the comments below! 👇

[zakiabrowm]

I am 50 years old and I am trying to find my passion this was a helpful video.

[maureenvantrappe]

Great Iris..very convincing and such a pity I am not employable any more!!

[tysonlarson]

Do you work one on one with clients? I need help with this.

[lucaraimondo]

The problem this is that:

1º just cause you love something does't mean you'll be ever good enough to make a career out of it

2º what you love might not be sellable (e.g. you like riding motorcycles or running....unless you are that )

3º and even if you're good enough at something it does't mean, especially in these days and age, that you will make a leaving out of it because, sadly, now the most important skills are to be able of master social media to get visibility for your products (that's why there are more "influencers" than people with skills on actually doing things) and to make them APPEAR good...

Yours are great ideas but the real world is different.


(sorry for the rant)