Understanding your why is like lighting an eternal flame that will fuel you in your efforts. We spoke with a self-trust coach and a Pinterest creator named Nory Pouncil about finding your why when it comes to going after your dreams. Here’s how to get started.
Just one month ago, it felt like my career and my partner’s career were going well. We both had projects we were excited about. We felt we’d built some clout. We woke up passionate and excited about our work. Fast forward to today, during the coronavirus outbreak. My boyfriend's work has stopped. I'm feeling lost.
Meet with people—lots of people. If you find what somebody does interesting, ask to take her to coffee and pick her brain. If you think you’d like to work in a certain industry or specific job, find someone who does, and take her to lunch—ask her everything.
You drink a lot at night, or turn to junk food. Maybe you’re so invested in a video game that it’s harming your relationship. You need an escape from reality—every night.
If he your partner does show you special treatment, your colleagues ostracize you, and you don’t get the camaraderie side of the office. That also doesn’t feel great.
One or more of these signs could spell trouble for you, cherie!