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Just because you find a career that you love doesn’t mean you are tethered to it for life,
Jen Gotch • The Upside of Being Down: How Mental Health Struggles Led to My Greatest Successes in Work and Life
“What do I do? I’m a talent recruiter by day and Kundalini yoga teacher by night. Someday I’ll stop living a double life, but right now, I’m, you know, digging for my dream gig. Mostly, I’m interested in wellness and modern art.” No complaining. Sincerely searching. Impressive.
Danielle LaPorte • The Fire Starter Sessions: A Soulful + Practical Guide to Creating Success on Your Own Terms
- Creator - Lex Roman: Lex is always experimenting with new revenue streams, often talking to different audiences and launching new products. She does a great job of organizing all that info clearly and updating it on her website.
- Independent - Bri Leever: Bri’s LinkedIn is a great example for
Brandy Cerne • My approach to not-icky, totally doable Personal Branding
These days my work is very Non-Sacral. As an entrepreneur of a multi-6 figure business, it can be really challenging to not work all the time. There is always, always more work to be done. But I have learned to delegate to staff so we can share the load, and I have surrendered to the truth that my rest is far more powerful than my work. If I don’t
... See moreHolly Herbig • Informed: The Comprehensive Guide To Human Design Manifestors

FIVE SIGNS THAT YOU MIGHT BE A RENAISSANCE SOUL The ability to become excited by many things at once, often accompanied by difficulty choosing A love of new challenges; once challenges are mastered, easily bored A fear of being trapped in the same career or activity for life A pattern of quick, sometimes unsatisfying flings with many hobbies A succ
... See moreMargaret Lobenstine • The Renaissance Soul: How to Make Your Passions Your Life—A Creative and Practical Guide
Experimenting with the mix of activities and my schedule is time consuming, but it is also hugely rewarding. Since I’m committed to building my life around good work, “wasting” days, weeks, or even months experimenting with new schedules is not a big deal. The real risk is wasting years working on the wrong things. When I find the right flow with m
... See morePaul Millerd • Good Work: Reclaiming Your Inner Ambition
I believe we are all multi-hyphenates deep down, we just need to be given the tools to make it physically work. We need a movement to join.
Emma Gannon • The Multi-Hyphen Method: The Sunday Times business bestseller
As a music career counselor, my job is to help people articulate their dreams, clarify their goals, and determine their next steps. Long-term career goals are realized through everyday choices about the use of time, energy, and money.