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Why Climbing the Career Ladder Feels Meaningless: The Illusion of Career Growth in Modern Work
Why does success feel empty even when everything works? Why climbing the career ladder feels meaningless? A deep reflection on career growth, identity, and why climbing the ladder no longer fulfills. There is a moment that arrives quietly. Not when things fall apart.Not when you fail. But when everything appears to be working. You are progressing. Delivering. Advancing.The trajectory is…
What if I achieve my dreams and still feel unhappy?
I wonder how the last eleven years of my life would have gone if I'd had the courage to go into Gender Studies in college? Instead, I went the safe route and declared Advertising and Promotion. I discovered I have NO love of Economics (micro, macro or whatever other label you want to throw on it). I wasted a full ride scholarship by being so bored and unmotivated, I failed out after a year. I probably wouldn't have met my wife, so I don't really want to go back in time and fix it, but I wish I had passion about my field of work.
Good Stress, Bad Stress: An Indispensable Guide to Identifying and Managing Your Stress
Good Stress, Bad Stress: An Indispensable Guide to Identifying and Managing Your Stress Stress! It's become a universal condition, the most pervasive psychological ailment in our society, and a contender for the most widespread health problem of any kind. But all stress is not created equal. Good stress and bad stress have been called the yin and yang of modern work life. Arguably, good stress (a less formal name for what researchers call "challenge" stress) is the kind that motivates and excites and yields good results on the job or at home. Bad stress (what researchers call "hindrance" stress) diminishes one's performance and manifests itself in career dissatisfaction, deteriorating health, and procrastination. Now, in Good Stress, Bad Stress, Barry Lenson clearly maps the differences between the two types of stress and offers strategies and action plans for getting rid of the bad stress and focusing on making the most of good stress.
