you explore your environment, the more likely you are to find your place in the world. Network with professionals and see the world from other perspectives. If necessary and if you’re financially able to, travel the world to do so. You never know where a simple conversation might lead.


Patience and humility are vital career traits. You now have a well-earned degree but it’s important to realise the world owes you nothing. We are all too easily drawn into a world of instant gratification but finding the right job can take time. Remember your career is a journey, not a destination.


doing what you love. Ultimate satisfaction can come when the work you do benefits other people in a significant way, making the world a better place. What are the neglected social problems that you see? In your day-to-day life, what makes you angry, sad or frustrated? Your answer may give you a clue towards your ideal career path.


Work to become, not to acquire. Work is not simply a means to pay off debts or saving for a house. Work is a way you can use your unique blend of gifts, talents and skills in order to mature into the person you are meant to be. In every great job there will be challenges but they will develop your character. Your best work will benefit the business but it will also bring out the best in you.


There is a big world to explore. The more commercially aware you become and the more


Limiting beliefs will hinder your career. Depending on what you believe, this can either propel you to your career goals or hinder your progress. If you doubt yourself or what you are capable of this will affect your job applications and work performance. Beliefs such as ‘I’m not confident enough,’ ‘I’m too young,’ ‘nobody like me gets a job like that,’ ‘my race or religion will hinder me, so there’s no point,’ or ‘nobody enjoys their job’ should be recognised and challenged so you can push yourself to be the person you are meant to be.


Mark Anderson is an award-winning Career Coach from Kickstart Careers Coaching. Based in the South East, Mark works with students and professionals who are going through a career transition.


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