23 April 2021 | 5 - 8 min read
Building a resilient career
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Remember those career counselling classes in school?
Remember how they gave you top quality information about all the different kinds of careers available, what they involved and how you could enter those fields?
No?
Let me guess - you also just learned about becoming a doctor, a teacher or a lawyer?
And before you check out, you need to know that this isn’t your high school career counselling either.
Oh no no no.
We’re fearlessly digging deep into what it means to have a modern, successful career, what that looks like and how to get there.
If your career path is successful, you can look forward to a successful future with the ability to accumulate and build wealth in the long term.
The type of career you choose can have a big impact on your overall happiness and on your future success not just financially but in your personal life, too.
Your decisions around career choices can be influenced by many things, including your educational background, your social and economic environment, and even your political beliefs and spiritual life. The decisions you make as a result of these influences are important and potentially life-changing, so it’s really important that you get it right.
No pressure, amirite?
Thankfully, we live in a connected world with experts, one of whom you’ll hear from in the webinar, sharing insights with you on building a resilient career.
What does the future hold for your career?
If your career path had a hashtag, it would say #FourthIndustrialRevolution.
Being successful in your career in this new era is going to require resilience, mobility, adaptability and an appetite for life-long learning.
Or maybe it wouldn’t. It would probably be something trendier.
But no matter the hashtag, the key thing for you to know is that the Fourth Industrial Revolution is here and it’s already changing the way we live, work and socialise.
Most of all, it’s impacting your career. Even if you think it isn’t.
Being successful in your career in this new era is going to require resilience, mobility, adaptability and an appetite for life-long learning. The days of our parents where a career was a 20-year commitment to one or two companies are long gone. If you’re going to survive and thrive, you will need to be prepared for constant change, constant learning and have a hunger to succeed.
Investing in yourself and your career by putting meaningful plans in place, will give you the best chances of success.
Investing in yourself and your career by putting meaningful plans in place, will give you the best chances of success.
See you there!
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