The path to professional success is rarely a straight line. As we navigate our careers, we often rely on conventional wisdom passed down from parents, teachers, and mentors. But what if some of that advice is outdated or was never true to begin with?
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Are you wondering if there’s something better out there? You’re not alone. According to a recent Gallup poll, 60% of American workers feel emotionally detached at work, and another 19% report being miserable. That means nearly 8 out of 10 people aren’t thriving in their careers.
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Many dream of making a career change, but the path forward isn’t always clear. At The Entrepreneur’s Source, we understand that successful career transitions require more than just courage – they need four specific types of capital.
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Many people find themselves stuck in careers that don’t match their goals or values. The good news? It’s never too late to take control of your career path, and having a solid plan can make all the difference.
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Are you worried about retirement? You’re not alone. Many Americans and Canadians look toward their golden years with anxiety rather than excitement. But what if retirement could be something different – something you design rather than dread?
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Heidi Simos, a Career Ownership Coach® with The Entrepreneur’s Source (TES), was recently named a 2024 Franchisee of the Year by the International Franchise Association (IFA).
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Career Crossroads: Why North Americans Are Staying Put Despite Job Dissatisfaction In a striking shift from the “Great Resignation” of recent years, Americans are increasingly choosing to stay in their current jobs – even when they’re unhappy. New data reveals that voluntary quit rates have dropped to their lowest level since 2020, while employee engagement…
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When Abbie met Alabama State Trooper J.T. Brown, she had no idea that their conversation would redirect her entire career path toward healthcare. Her story isn’t unique.
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The workplace narrative often focuses on Boomers’ retirement or Millennials’ job-hopping, while Generation X (born between 1965 and 1980) quietly shoulders increasing burdens.
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The National Women’s History Alliance’s theme “Moving Forward Together! Women Educating & Inspiring Generations” resonates deeply with our mission at The Entrepreneur’s Source®.