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Gratitude...Your Career Superpower Stop comparing. Start appreciating. 3 things to be grateful for in your career: 🔹 Skills you've developed 🔹 Challenges that made you stronger 🔹 Colleagues who support you ❓ What's on your list? Share below. #GratitudeWins #CareerGrowth

🌟Sometimes, we undervalue the importance of gratitude in our professional journeys. 💖 It's essential to take a moment to recognize those who took a chance on us when no one else would. Life often presents us with opportunities that pave the way for our futures, and it’s crucial to honor those who believed in us from the very start. Remember that first company that offered you a position with zero experience? 🏢💼 Their willingness to take a risk on you opened doors that may have seemed closed before. That first job was more than just a paycheck; it was a launchpad for growth, learning, and development. Let’s celebrate those who provided us with the chance to prove ourselves and to evolve into the professionals we are today. Gratitude doesn't only reflect our appreciation; it also fosters a culture of support and encouragement within our networks. 🙌 When we express thankfulness, we inspire others to do the same and create an environment where everyone feels valued and supported. So, let’s share our stories of gratitude and remind others of the importance of uplifting one another—because every opportunity matters!  #Gratitude #ThankYou #CareerOpportunities #SupportOneAnother #CareerJourney #ValueYourBeginnings

"It's not joy that makes us grateful; it's gratitude that makes us joy." ✨ Gratitude transforms our reality, which is reflected in our career, professional life, and work. That's why I encourage you to be grateful for every aspect of your career. Every part of it, whether it's the highs and lows, periods of unemployment, work triumphs, or lessons learned in the classroom or in the field, has all contributed to shaping the professional you are today.  👉🏾 And if you're not yet where you want to be, being thankful even before you have it is an empowering strategy that fuels your journey with positivity and purpose. After all, a grateful heart can open doors to endless possibilities. ❤️ #Gratitude #CareerActivator #JobSearch #ResumeTips #LinkedinTips #CareerTransition #JobSearchStrategies

Yep, sometimes we forget to be grateful. It’s easy to feel envious when you see peers who seem to be thriving in their careers, but here’s a reminder: Someone out there is looking at you and wishing they were in your shoes. The role you’re in now might not be your dream job, but it’s part of your journey. Every step, no matter how small, is progress. Instead of comparing your path to others, focus on your growth, your wins, and how far you’ve come. Be grateful for the opportunities in front of you, because they’re helping you get to where you need to be. Success is different for everyone, and your time will come. #careeradvice #gratitude #stayfocused #growthmindset

Celebrated my birthday few days ago and I couldn’t help but reflect on the journey so far: career switching, navigating challenges, celebrating wins, and embracing growth. I still don’t have it figured out but I am grateful for the opportunities and connections that have shaped my life and career. 🥂Cheers to continued growth, learning, and seizing new opportunities! Also, 🥂🥂 to my first post on LinkedIn 😁😁 #firstpost #reflection #gratitude #professionaldevelopment #careerjourney

🤲 Don’t Bite the Hand That Feeds You – A Reminder of Gratitude and Respect 🤲 In our careers, it’s crucial to recognize the value of those who’ve supported us along the way. From managers and mentors to colleagues who lend a hand in tough times, our journeys are filled with people who help us grow and succeed. "Don’t bite the hand that feeds you" is more than just a saying. It’s a reminder to appreciate and respect the relationships that got us here. No matter how far we go, it’s important to carry gratitude forward—acknowledging the opportunities, guidance, and support we’ve been given. Whether or not we still work with certain people or companies, valuing their impact on our journey builds a foundation of respect and integrity. In a world where we’re often quick to move forward, let’s not forget to look back and thank those who helped us along the way. Who’s someone you’re grateful for in your career journey? #LifeAtValiram #Gratitude #CareerGrowth #Respect #ProfessionalRelationships #SupportNetwork #Integrity

“You should be thankful for what you have.” “You should be okay with where you are.” I’ve heard these phrases time and time again. Whether it’s from friends or family, I’ve heard it from them. These responses made me doubt myself Is it me? Should I be more grateful? Do I expect too much? But I learned over time that those responses were short-sighted. They were typical responses from those who may not understand you. And the truth that I later found out is, Being happy with what you have, shouldn’t stop you from going after what you want. Think about this: You’re happy in your current role. You appreciate your team. And you enjoy the work you do. But deep inside, you know there’s more. You want to have more responsibility. You want to impact more people. You want to grow to your potential. It’s a feeling of tension and friction, pulling you in opposite directions. But the truth is, the feeling can work in the same direction. Being grateful fuels the journey to unlocking your potential. You can be happy and want more: it’s not a binary decision. Don’t let others make you feel guilty for wanting more. Embrace the duality of being happy and being driven. The sooner you realize you can have both, the less hard on you can be on yourself. ♻️ If you enjoyed this post, reshare it with your network to help someone today.

For a long time I had known that I wanted a super successful career, but never said it out loud. I wanted the achievement, fulfillment, success, and impact. But I was ashamed and afraid to be judged. I assumed that when people saw me, “pushing myself” in my career, health, motherhood etc. they would say: “Why can’t you just be grateful for what you have?” Years later, I know this isn’t true. Because you CAN be grateful for what you have AND want more. This is actually the best place to be. We do everyone a disservice by playing small and not admitting when we want more. Because when you create an exceptional life, everyone benefits. You feel fulfilled, you are vibrant, your family benefits, and the world benefits from you expressing your talents. If you’ve known that you want more, and you are ready to do something about it, join me for the Have It All Webinar (Sept 17 @ 2PM EST) where I will teach you four steps to creating your Have It All Life, the life where you have the career success and home life you really want. Register HERE: https://lnkd.in/eryHr-mP

Be Grateful for What You Have. We often hear people say, "I don't like my job." The reasons can be countless. Yet, there are so many out there who are not even getting an opportunity. To those who are working: Be grateful for what you have. You have a chance to make a difference, to grow, and to learn every day. To those still searching: Keep pushing forward. Your opportunity is coming, and when it does, you’ll appreciate it even more. Gratitude turns what we have into enough. Let's cherish our opportunities and strive to create more for others. P.S. What are you grateful for today? Comment below. ♻️ Repost this if you believe in gratitude!

A grateful life is about recognising and being grateful for the good things in life, no matter how small they may seem. Here are "Simple Practices for a More Grateful Life: 5 Daily Habits to Adopt." Read more 👉 neel.page/bp902