Dont Not Do Something Youll Regret

seventh Jan 2013 | Leave a comment Don’t Not Do Something You’ll Regret There is a saying that we regret the issues we don’t do quite than the issues we do. In my expertise (each personally and from working with people who find themselves stuck), that is largely true. Very few people regret specific moves they've made however they have an inclination to remorse not having tried one thing much more. This latest article on HBR jogged my memory of this. For me, numbers 2 and three resonate, but I don’t beat myself up for no 1. We all need money, in any case. However, if you really feel stuck or as if you are in career paralysis, then perhaps you could resolve in 2013 to easily try one thing out? Don’t feel you must depart your job, just attempt something new and don’t not do one thing you’ll remorse: You are impossible to remorse no matter it's, particularly if it suits your values. But whatever it is, do one thing that interests and evokes you. You may not be able to see your new career from the place you might be, but if you could be willing to move, the view may be completely different from over there. Career Change, Career Development, Getting Unstuck teaching Tags: Step 5: Making a plan and getting into motion Your e mail address won't be printed. Required fields are marked * Comment Name * Email * Website Save my name, e mail, and web site in this browser for the subsequent time I comment. This web site uses Akismet to cut back spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. « Sometimes Doing Good Isn't Easy.... »