Crafting Your Career
One of the most extraordinary and yet quietly routine assumptions of our professional lives is that we should be able to find work that we not only tolerate, but profoundly appreciate; a job that provides us with a high degree of purpose, camaraderie and creativity. In this workshop, we’ll explore what it means to craft a meaningful career and discover strategies that will help us navigate obstacles and inhibitions to pursuing and nurturing a job that we love.
In this session we will:
• Explore the evolving nature of career as a component of our personal identity.
• Identify the importance of having career goals, and common obstacles in identifying this.
• Discover the pleasure points of work in order to help us ground in what might drive us in our careers.
• Practise using the Pleasure Points of Works to craft career goals and tangible actions move us forward.
• Reflect on happiness at work and what it might mean to have a ‘good enough’ job.
The format of this class is highly interactive and involves a combination of teaching, group discussion and individual reflection. The class facilitators aim to create a confidential space where all participants are welcome to contribute freely and comfortably.
