Ken Coleman | Unlocking and Maximizing Your Career Potential

In this engaging episode, Mick Hunt revisits a conversation with Ken Coleman, a returning guest whose expertise has deeply impacted Mick's personal and professional network. They dive into the core principles of Ken's latest book and discuss how understanding one's intrinsic talents and motivations can dramatically improve career trajectories and satisfaction. Ken Coleman's Insights: He discusses his book "Find the Work You're Wired to Do," which focuses on identifying personal strengths and passions to find or enhance one's career path. Defining Moments: Ken explains the development and utility of his "Get Clear Career Assessment," a tool designed to help individuals understand their unique contributions in the workplace. Discussion Topics:The importance of aligning personal strengths with professional roles to enhance job satisfaction and performance.Strategies for overcoming common career obstacles include fear, doubt, and external pressures.The impact of Ken's career advice on listeners, including a powerful testimonial from a CEO who transformed his company culture after reading Ken's book.Key Quotes:"Not only do I not have the right butts in the right seats, I don’t know if I have the right seat.""You are not one of those guys, and you lift me anytime I talk to you."Next Steps:Explore: Visit Ken Coleman's website to learn more about his career-building strategies and tools.Reflect: Assess how well your current job aligns with your talents and passions.Engage: Use # MickUnplugged to share your career transformation stories or how Ken's advice has impacted your professional life.Connect & Discover:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/kencoleman-Instagram: instagram.com/kencolemanFacebook: facebook.com/KenColemanShowWebsite: ramseysolutions.com/ken-colemanTikTok: tiktok.com/@kencolemanYoutube: youtube.com/c/TheKenColemanShowBooks: From Paycheck to Purpose            The Proximity Principle ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.