Work Sucks, But I Like It
How we define work needs to change today. Work Sucks, But I Like It is a show that challenges the narrow way we’ve come to define work. Most people answer the question, “What do you do?” with a job title—but that barely scratches the surface of human potential. This podcast digs deeper as success in our work is not about good luck, it's good "skills".
Tony is a Quality Manager in the aerospace industry, columnist writer for Thermal Processing Magazine, and 500RYT Yoga Teacher. He is currently pursuing his PhD in I/O Psychology and is the author of "The Impression of a Good Life: Finding Your Song and Dance" and "Don't Let Life Pass You By: Win the Game of Work and Play".
Work Sucks, But I Like It
E28: Internal work is necessary for external success with Dr. Caroline Sangal
“Outwardly successful, inwardly unfulfilled.”
In this conversation, Dr. Caroline Sangal shares her transformative journey from a successful career in polymer science to becoming a career architect and life coach. She discusses the predictable stages of career transitions, the importance of self-discovery, and the need for work-life integration. Dr. Sangal emphasizes that authentic success is about understanding one's true self and aligning it with one's work. She introduces her Next Success Method, which focuses on mental fitness, communication styles, and personal values. The conversation highlights the significance of community support and collaboration in achieving personal and professional growth.
Check out Caroline's work:
https://nextsuccesscareers.com/
Connect with Caroline on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/caroline-sangal/
Want to find out more? Check out the website:
www.worksucksbutilikeit.com
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