What thoughts come to mind when you think of your current job? How do those thoughts make you feel?

(Not sure? Go ahead and download my Job Satisfaction Assessment to help you gain clarity and take action.)

Did you know we have thousands and thousands of thoughts each day and each of those thoughts create feelings?

Those feelings are what make us take action (FYI – inaction is actually taking action to stay put), and that action creates a result.

If you are like most of us, I’m willing to bet you are having a lot of thoughts about your work these days.

And, just like all your other thoughts … these thoughts create feelings that make you take action, and those actions create a certain level of career satisfaction.

With all these thoughts, you’d think we’d all be really clued in and certain about where we stand in our career in any given moment.

Nope. Not at all.

The vast majority of our thoughts are subconscious.

That means, we go through our days thinking thoughts and feeling feelings without even consciously noticing them … let alone consciously taking inventory of what is actually happening underneath those thoughts and feelings.

It is that lack of conscious thinking and feeling that often leads us to feeling stuck in our careers or finding ourselves completely disconnected in our work, taking promotions we don’t want, chasing jobs we think will make things better, living for Friday afternoons, and regularly experiencing the Sunday scaries.

The best way to take control of your career is to consciously tune in to your thoughts and feelings and use that information to take consistent action to improve your satisfaction.

I’ve created this Job Satisfaction Assessment to help you do those things. By the end of this assessment, you should have:

• A clear picture of your thoughts and feelings related to your current job
• Recommendations based on the result of your assessment
• 3 self-identified actions you can take to start becoming more satisfied in your career

Keep this assessment handy, and revisit it often. It is a tool that will keep you clear, focused and confidently moving forward in your career.

If you have any questions about your assessment or would like help becoming more successful AND satisfied in life and work, I can help you. Feel free to email me your questions or snag a discovery call for us to talk about working together.