So far in my Career Transitions series I have interviewed some of my favorite bloggers - Todd Goldfarb, David Bohl and John Wesley (don’t worry…. there will be more!). Today, however, I want to hear from YOU. That’s right. I am interested to hear your career related stories, frustrations, dreams and successes. Are you bored [...]

Welcome to the 3rd article in my Career Transitions Series. For those readers who aren’t familiar with this series, the idea is to interview people who both interest me and have found a fulfilling career. My current job path is the one area of my life I am not entirely happy with, so basically I [...]

Note: this is a guest post by David Bohl from Slow Down Fast. It is the second article in my Career Transitions Series (you can read the first one here and the original article that inspired the series here). Images are by Hugo*, Dean Forbes, and Thomas Hawk.
My Workaholic Life
My most successful habit change, by [...]

Photos by carf and stuck in customs.
Welcome to the first article in my Career Transitions series. My motivation for this series is drawn from my own personal search for a career that fuels my passion and leaves me fulfilled at the end of each day (see my recent post Feel the Pain, Then Make [...]

Photo by Ali. K (above) and Cruadinx (below).
I have a confession. I have a “good job” - it is with a respectable company, it pays reasonably well and there are excellent opportunities to advance further. But I feel unfulfilled. There you go, I said it. After months of people in my life asking about my [...]

Photo by Giampolo Macorig.
Recent events in my life have provided an important reminder: don’t let others determine your value.
As some readers will be aware, I have been looking for a job recently. As a recent immigrant to Canada, my situation is a bit different from your typical job seeker. Despite having a Bachelor degree and [...]