The 10 Principles of Loving Your Career and Your Job | Tony Beshara | TEDxMountainViewCollege

In a worldwide Gallup survey of 25 million workers in 189 different countries, only 13% of the people surveyed actually loved their job. The author has interviewed more than 26,000 professionals since 1973, and has discovered 10 Principles that people who love their jobs and love their career operate by. Learn what this 13% of the workforce is doing that others aren't. Learn how to love your job and love your career!

Tony Beshara is President and owner of Babich and Associates, Texas oldest placement and recruitment firm. He has been a consultant to businesses concerning their selection and hiring of professionals as well as a career advisor to professional job seekers since 1973. He has written five best-selling books on hiring and a successful job search. He has been a frequent guest/expert on The Dr. Phil Show, and Fox Business News, and is frequently quoted in national newspaper and magazine publications as an authority on careers. He holds a PhD in higher education administration from St. Louis University and resides in Dallas, Texas with his wife, Chris of 47 years. They have four grown sons and three grandchildren.

[rofhiwamukhondo]

The summary:)
1. They know their aptitudes (what they are good at).
2. Begin everything they do as a novice, understand and adopt their own ignorance, they take everything they will learn and break it down until it is basic principles then deliberately practice (repetition is the mother of skill). Then they fall into flow and into zone-the work flows out of them effortlessly. And with intrinsic joy.
3. They have love and passion for what they do, they are so passionate about what they do that they see the greater purpose and vision-this transforms their work into a calling.
4. Have a healthy balance of paranoia, courage and grit.
5. Develop a system, have rituals and routines (the goals will manifest themselves). They have patterns in their lives that allow their cognitive and emotional effort to focus on their work.
6. Respect and understand the 10 000 hours principle. Failures and setbacks are part of the process. You don't always like what you love. They eventually reach unconscious competence.
7. Find mentors, perpetual lifelong seekers of mentors. Lifelong students. They eventually become so intuitive, they become a mentor.
8. They have a tremendous amount of humility and gratitude.
9. Write stories of their future and reframe their past (when something changes, they flow with that change)
10. They understand that what we grow to become is permanent. The maturing of the human soul is more important than prosperity.

[stephenbender]

Best TED talk I ever heard. Thank you Mr. Beshara.

[coco-qjcf]

I come here every other month to be reminded about to in love with my career so I can keep up with passion and purpose everyday 💪

[GotoGodAl]

I love my job. It's fun and I enjoy it. No matter how everyday changes. I am in a zone. 🎉❤

[samdavid]

I loved it. I wish I had this video about 10 years ago. Better late than never. Thank You.

[pscih]

Bringing these principles into the new career I start tomorrow!

[isaleefenley]

This was a real gem! Thank you, Tony Beshara! I could feel the wisdom, humility and truth pouring through the screen. Your words resonated with me deeply.

[mmwdmswd]

10 Principle of loving your career and your job:
1- First principle: Is know your aptitudes.
2- Second principle: Love and have passion for what you do.
3- Third principle: Have a healthy balance of paranoia courage and grit.
4. Fourth principle: Develop a system of doing business.
5. Fivth principle: Respect and undersatnd the 10000 hours principle.
6. Sexth principle: Find mentors.
7. Seventh principle: Have a tremendous ampunt of humility and gratitude.
8. Eighth principle: Write stories of your future and reframe stories of your past.
9. Nineth principle: Know waht you become in the process of getting what you want is more important than what we accomplish.
10 Tenth principle: Understand the words of Alexander Solzhenitsyn that the purpose of this life is not prosperity as we know it but rather of maturing of the human soul.

[alexisbrown]

Very good. Many of us leave out the aptitude part thinking that we could somehow grow into the job.

[melissafreeman]

Too many people feel obligated to work at their place of employment and there’s not enough people who actually love what they do...

[patonhart]

Have Watch this for school only reason I’m here

[jovitadedios]

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[MilesRoseProductions]

What are the odds, 100% of the jobs I've had have been in the 24% of hated jobs!

[jovitadedios]

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[jovitadedios]

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[someonesomeone]

What do I do given I hate all jobs no matter what?

[jaisonj]

17k views tells how much people are so bored in their present job

[Themusicbiz]

I came here because my job blows. Still blows

[jovitadedios]

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[jovitadedios]

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