Holiday greeting cards and beautiful inspirational music express our deepest wishes for peace on earth—and rightly so! But when it comes to career transition, job search and re-entering the marketplace, “unpeace” will serve you well. Your discontent and the intense desire for something “more” in your work life will motivate you to pursue the right work for you. This 

Do you know what you want to do next? Has your desire to find productive, fulfilling work driven you to explore your passions more seriously? Career transitions offer the best opportunities for self-discovery—while you’re highly-motivated and actively seeking something “more” in your work life. Take advantage of this moment in time to invest in yourself.

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Dare to courageously ask yourself the right questions. It’s one of the most powerful keys to self-discovery. The best questions often arise from pain, frustration, confusion and indecision. If you’re on the precipice of a work life transition, take this opportunity to explore your passions, capabilities and choices. Be open to creative solutions. As Albert Einstein observed, “The important 

Passion is the heart of creativity, motivation and the call to action in your work. It’s the essential source, the bottomless well of energy you draw from to discover and develop your talents. Passion drives us, often relentlessly. Here’s the paradox - passion is a double-edged sword. If unexplored, ignored or unexpressed, passion can lead to great suffering. This