Have you seen the movie Fight Club?
It's an old cult classic movie by Brad Pitt.
It's a nice movie, and I have nothing against it.
Except for this one scene...
Where Tyler Durden (Brad Pitt's Character) says this:
"You are not your job, you’re not how much money you have in the bank. You are not the car you drive. You’re not the contents of your wallet. You are not your f***ing khakis."
You're wrong Tyler.
You're not your job? Yes.
but...
It does play a MASSIVE role.
There's a study done at University College London on 5,000 people...
...to asses their happiness, confidence & overall optimism about life.
The results aren't what most of us would expect.
The study found that the BIGGEST determinant of a person's confidence wasn't
their health, relationships or how many chakras they've activated...
(even though these may help)
The SINGLE most important determinant of a person's confidence was: WORK.
"job satisfaction" to be precise.
Those who felt they were doing good work & contributing something meaningful are very likely to be content in other aspects of life.
Like:
Or in other words...
The satisfaction & contentment you get from your work "flows" down into other areas of your life.
If you're in a "happy job" that pays you well, has growth aspects, and doesn't stress you too much,
You'll generally be happier.
But here's the thing, a highly rewarding career just doesn't "fall" into one's lap.
If you want to score a highly rewarding career...then you need a plan.
You need to take action on that plan.
Tomorrow at 11:00 AM I'm conducting a masterclass where we'll show you exactly how to:
>>>register here for the masterclass & let's score you a "happy job"
To Your Brand's Success,
Sakshi Chandraakar
