• 113: You Can’t Always Level-up on Your Own: The Value of Seeking Help

  • Jun 20 2022
  • Length: 18 mins
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113: You Can’t Always Level-up on Your Own: The Value of Seeking Help

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  • Many people are facing uncertainty when it comes to understanding how to get to the next level in their careers - including me. Even coaches need coaching! In this episode, I reflect on the fact that we can't always get to where we want to be on our own and the value in seeking help. Finding the right person to guide you on your journey can make all the difference in sparking creativity and finally finding some clarity.

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    Be You: The World Will Adjust is a weekly, Toronto podcast hosted by leading adviser in recruiting and personal development coaching, Jim Beqaj. Take the first 20 minutes of your week to breakdown a roadblock in your life that’s keeping you from fulfillment. Every Monday morning, you’ll find trusted, honest advice without any sugar coating - and a thought to walk away with for the rest of the week.
    Host: Jim Beqaj
    Get in touch: jim@beqajinternational.com
    Follow along on LinkedIn and Twitter.

    Read my book, True Fit: How to Find the Right Job By Being You.
    OR LISTEN ON AUDIOBOOK HERE.

    For Recruiting: www.beqajinternational.com
    For Performance Coaching : https://www.jimbeqaj.com/
    Producer: Kattie Laur
    Music from Motion Array
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