DESIGNING YOUR LIFE by Dave Evans and Bill Burnett | Core Message

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Animated core message from Dave Evan and Bill Burnett's book 'Designing Your Life.'
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I wish someone told me this in college. Luckily I learned something from lots of trial and error but I still am back to wondering about what kinds of jobs I'd be best suited for, not which jobs SOUND the best. I think my boss before last KNEW more than he let on when he promoted me and said, "It's temporary, this next job isn't forever so try to grin and bear the parts you hate and enjoy the others." He knew I'd hate some of it and was warning me, wish I'd knew EXACTLY what he was referencing because the next several years were so much stress realizing some things I just CAN'T do and stay sane. Trying to make sure the next job I take has none of those job duties.

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This life was designed to break you. Their is no happiness. Chase greatness and helping others

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The course originated from Stanford this it will biases to those who by default have inherited more life options from their parents, the lawyer, the restaurant owner, the civil engineer all example of people who are already successful rather than those who work from necessity rather having a litany of choices.

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Understand there are variations of all 3 across Life Alternate Life and Fascinated Life need not be so different

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So it's kind of like listening to the summary before you buy the book. In a way.

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will this book work for high school seniors that aren't sure what career path to take?

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Yes, high school seniors could gain several insights from this book and move their life in a direction that aligns with their aptitude

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High-schoolers should read Cal Newport's books.

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Cal Newport's "So Good They Can't Ignore You"

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Do you have a class a little how you developed your online career?

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The problem is that money IS an object. Thus is fine for people who are already is high paying jobs like the engineer.

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I was like Michael, then I go to PhD, then I get tired of the academic research environment.

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Designing your life, similar to strengths-based career choices, both are significant in my career coaching practice. Knowing what is your strength/ what energizes you is foundational. 1000nudges.com/

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Someone recommended this book to me but I think it won’t be helpful. I don’t even have a job, no skills or qualifications and I’m 33. I have Borderline personality disorder so I usually feel empty and no excitement, how on earth can I find my passion? I feel so lost

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Keep trying different things and whatever sparks a tiny amount of interest, go deeper in that direction. I have learnt that thinking alone will never work. You must act. Keep trying various things big and small.

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So is it designing your life or your career?