Rewire Your Career, Rewire Your Life
The document discusses rewiring one's career. It notes that some people may need to rewire their career because their original career path was not a good fit, their career has changed, or they are experiencing overload or crisis. It then discusses headlines about older workers staying in the workforce longer or taking longer to find jobs due to factors like the global financial crisis or declining superannuation and shares. The document evaluates one's satisfaction with various aspects of their current occupation and position. It introduces Maslow's hierarchy of needs and how career fulfillment relates to it. Finally, it poses questions on direction, marketing oneself, and strategies for rewiring one's career, and offers career coaching support.
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Rewire Your Career, Rewire Your Life
- 1. Rewire your Career Rewire Your Life Jenni Proctor jenni@LifeDirectionsInstitute.com
- 2. Renovation
- 3. Do you need to REWIRE your Career? • Not right in the first place • Making the most of it • Was good but changed
- 4. Do you need to REWIRE your Career? - Overloaded
- 5. Do you need to REWIRE your Career? – Crisis
- 6. Wondering what to do next?
- 7. Headlines: “Older workers forced to work longer” • Extra 92,000 staying in workforce past 65 since August 2007 - 334,000 Australia wide • Almost doubled in past decade • NSW: Jumped from 5.6% - 11.7% • Postponing retirement – GFC, Shares, Superannuation • Part-time work while accessing super • Working casually whilst accessing pension.
- 8. Headlines: “Older workers take longer to get a job” • 102,100 long-term unemployed • 45 - 64 years old: – 30% of long-term unemployed – 22% of total unemployed • Of those 14% had not done anything to get a job!
- 9. How do you rate? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 • Occupation • Current position • Security • Stress • Fulfilment • Purpose
- 10. Maslow –Heirarchy of Needs • Being true to yourself • Fulfilment • Work that has Purpose • Doing something well • Respect and acceptance • Feeling secure – Within the job and industry • Paying the bills – Home, food, basics
- 11. How do you rate? True 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2U Self- esteem Belonging Security The basics
- 12. WHAT CAN YOU DO TO REWIRE YOUR CAREER?
- 13. DIRECTION What do you REALLY want to do?
- 14. MARKETING • Who are you in the job market?
- 15. STRATEGIES • What’s the best way to do this? Fred’s Will’s Father brother Susie Fred & Marg Soccer YOU Joe Work Joan’s partner Neighbours
- 16. SUPPORT • Deep listening • Questioning • Reality check • Suggestions • Gentle push • Honest appraisal • Cheer squad • Success coach
- 18. Free 20 minute appointment • 20 minutes call by Skype or telephone • Discuss your responses and current situation • Consider options • Evaluate what will help you right now • Solid appointment, no obligation.
- 19. JENNI PROCTOR PHONE 1300 851 821 http://LifeDirectionsInstitute.com http://ClarityCareerManagement.com.au/ http://JenniProctor.com/
Editor's Notes
- First married – lived in SydneyBanks needed 20%...Finally able to buy home after 3.5 yearsSaw some doozies! Best position – On Parramatta River – Looked like thisRose coloured glasses – thought he could do anything…Do it up!Discovered the Dream StealersRising dampPlumbingStuff that you didn’t see inside the walls – Wiring
- Now I work in careers - career problems very like renovationDon’t necessarily see the problems on the surfaceSeething mess underneath