347: You Think You’re in the Right Job. You Might Be Wrong
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In this episode, John Neral challenges the belief that feelings of clarity and excitement indicate the right job, introducing a more measurable approach to career alignment.
Send us Fan Mail “The right job feels like home” is a comforting idea, but at mid-career it can quietly keep you stuck. In this episode, I challenge the belief that clarity, excitement, and relief mean you’ve found the right role. Those feelings are not reliable indicators of fit. Instead, I introduce a more practical and strategic lens: alignment you can actually see and measure. When the fit is real, it leaves evidence. You can see it in how your value is recognized, how you are develop...
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