What I've Learnt in 4 Weeks Since Leaving PwC
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Here are my reflections 4 weeks in from leaving PwC. I have realised that people find my story inspiring, life will be a constant juggle for me and regardless of where or who we are - we all want the same things in life.
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- 1. What I've learnt in the 4 weeks since leaving PwC
- 2. So much has happened in the 4 weeks since I left PwC © 2017 Indar Gill 2 Apart from growing the business, I had the pleasure of sharing the process for finding a career you love at the following events: Last week I paused to reflect on what I’ve learnt since moving on and realized there are 3 things A United Nations (UN) young professionals event 3AW – a prominent radio station in Melbourne
- 3. #1 People find my story inspiring 3 © 2017 Indar Gill
- 4. Ironically, I never saw myself as an inspiring person © 2017 Indar Gill 4 I felt that I was just a regular guy who found what he loves to do and decided to go after it...and I assumed that everyone who knew what they wanted to do, did the same! Some of the words that people have mentioned in reference to what I've done are "so inspiring", "unconventional" and "extremely ball-sy".
- 5. When you stop to think about it, my circumstances are rather unique © 2017 Indar Gill 5 I have a 2 yo daughter My wife is 33 weeks pregnant with baby #2 AND, I’m the primary income earner at home! And so I suppose when you look at things from this perspective, to juggle work, look after a family AND grow a business all at the same time - its pretty inspiring!
- 6. #2 Juggling everything will always be a challenge 6 © 2017 Indar Gill
- 7. For about 3.5 months before I finished at PwC my life started each day at 5.30am and didn't end till 10.30pm © 2017 Indar Gill 7 Due to some pregnancy complications my wife was experiencing, I became the: Reflecting on this period I honestly don't know how I did it all, but I somehow managed to keep things afloat despite the long days Primary carer to our toddler and my wife The housekeeper Worked at PwC AND built Workspired
- 8. I assumed that once I left PwC I would have more time to devote to Workspired © 2017 Indar Gill 8 Whilst there is more time, there are also more draws on me from: Preparing for the arrival of baby #2 Toilet training our toddler Growing Workspired Which means that my life is a constant juggle
- 9. #3 We all want similar things in life 9 © 2017 Indar Gill
- 10. One of the wonderful things about technology is the connectivity that we have © 2017 Indar Gill 10 I've literally had messages/e-mails from all corners of the world - Australia to Brazil, Cameroon to the UK and lots of countries in between. These wonderful people have either reached out to thank me for my inspiring story or to find out more about Workspired and finding a career they love
- 11. It never ceases to amaze me that at the end of the day, regardless of where or who we are, we all want these same things © 2017 Indar Gill 11 To love and be loved A cosy home to live in Comfortable clothes to wear Nourishing food for our bodies A few pleasures and entertainment To do meaningful work
- 12. For more information © 2017 Indar Gill 12 Whilst I can't help with a lot of the dot points on the previous slide, I can help you find a career you love Please reach out if you are interested in finding out more http://www.workspired.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/indargill/ Indar.gill@workspired.com