Introduction to Career Archetypes

[@ABB14-11]

Very interesting idea. It’s so coincidental that I’ve been searching and reading about archetypes and specifically the archetype related to work (cause the usual archetypes of king, maiden, jester, etc. are not an urgent concern of mine). I even went on to try connect experiences, dreams and personal insights, plug it in to chat gpt to see what’s out there. It does help guide me cause there’s the idea of a role your playing (there’s a self-help book hy Todd Herman called Alter-Ego that explores this) but the idea of an archetype feels more ancient and naturally existing rather than forced. Good idea.

[@TheCareerArchetypes]

@ABB14-11 it's something that's become increasingly important in my work with others, bringing to the forefront archetypes that are outside of the traditional ones (as you mentioned king, maiden, jester) and exposing people to ones closer to home and therefore, more differentiated. Allowing them to know their calling in the modern world. It's interesting that you mentioned dreams. Many students I've worked with, when going through what I call 'the unearthing process' which is the process of knowing your calling and finding your Career Archetype, experience vivid and altering dreams. Something about coming to awareness of this part of ourselves seems to happen in hidden spaces prior to it overflowing into our conscious attention.

[@ABC-jq7ve]

This is an interesting niche: career advice and spirituality! I hope your channel goes well! I would LOVE to watch a video listing out the different career archetypes.

[@TheCareerArchetypes]

@ABC-jq7ve thanks. I've got more videos coming exploring different Career Archetypes.