Don't Keep Your Day Job - Featuring Cathy Heller
December 4, 2019
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December 4, 2019
Don't Keep Your Day Job - Featuring Cathy Heller
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Summary
Do you dread going to work? Does your job leave you feeling empty and unfulfilled? Is there something more you should be doing with your life?<br /> In this episode, Cathy Heller (the author of Don't Keep Your Day Job) reveals the secret to unlocking your talents and turning them into profit. <br /> Listen to find out:<br /> <br /> The key to getting paid doing what you love. (Most people go about it backward and wind up with a hobby and not a business!)<br /> <br /> A simple exercise to uncover your true calling, and narrow your focus. <br /> <br /> There are four types of successful entrepreneurs. Which type are you?<br /> <br /> Answer three specific questions to ensure your creative business will make money.<br /> <br /> Stop asking, "How will I find the time?" Creative and productive people rely on a quality that is infinitely more valuable than "free time."<br /> <br /> When to quit and when NOT to quit your day job.<br /> <br /> The real reason people fail when they "follow their passion" and the simple shift that will allow the money to come.<br /> <br /> <br /> Leaving your job to pursue a career where you have meaning and purpose isn't as difficult as people think it needs to be.<br /> Listen to find out more. <br /> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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