Cindy Haugland, owner of Tidy Tightwads, LLC, had no idea when she quit her healthcare job, she’d end up starting a business. Not only did she start a business, she found her calling. If you’re unhappy with your current job/career, you need to hear Cindy’s progression from her unfulfilling day-job to her calling.
Thrown Under the Bus for the LAST Time!
After the housing crunch of 2007, realtor Aimee Morice took a stable but highly-demanding corporate job. However, after six of years of endless conference calls, business trips, and being thrown under the bus by co-workers, she had had-it! The day started out like every other day, but by 4pm Aimee was putting in her two-week […]
Be Comfortable With Being Uncomfortable
Brittany Larson was climbing the ranks in her broadcast journalism career and was on the verge making the jump to a bigger market. But it wasn’t the life she wanted. Brittany and I talk about living a life by design and understanding the reasons you don’t like your job. We also chat about the importance […]
PLEASE Stop Complaining About Your Job!
Do you complain about your job? Here are three things you need to know if you happen to get a little negative in regards to your place of employment.
Listen to That Little Voice Saying “There’s More”
Jennifer Mergen not only quit her interior design/marketing job. But, she also sold her house and most of her possessions in order to buy an RV. Now Jennifer is traveling the country taping a TV show, Big Dreams in an RV. We talk extensively about the emotions leading up to her two-week notice and the […]
The 80-Hour Work-Weeks Weren’t Worth it Anymore
Paul Aspelin literally interrupted his boss mid-sentence to abruptly quit his job. Then he went home to his wife holding their newborn baby. Hear how two major life events shifted Paul’s view on working 80-hour work weeks and the key ingredient in being able to put in a two-week notice.
When You Love Your Job, But Not the Lifestyle
Small-town Minnesota girl, Missy Bruggeman, quickly climbed the softball coaching ranks to a Division I school on the east coast. She was #LivinTheDream….sort of. Between knowing her “why” and understanding her personal calling in life, she had plenty of power to put in her two-week notice. Thus, walking away from a dream job.
Do You Serve Your Job or Does Your Job Serve You?
Do you serve your job or does your job serve you? Your job should serve you and be a tool to be #LivinTheDream.
Dealing With Uncertainty When Leaving a Job
Danny and Kenny King of King Brothers Clothiers are #LivinTheDream! After high school, the brothers went their separate ways in separate careers. Years later they both put in their two-week notices to focus on creating custom clothing. Danny explains how his emotions and calling led him to leaving his job as a youth pastor. […]
Is Your Home a Tool for #LivinTheDream?
Everything in your life can be a tool used for you to be #LivinTheDream….including your home. Have you identified the life you want and is your home allowing you to life that life?