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where to next?

it looks like it might be time for my next transition, i’ve never experienced anything like the past 6 months.  Burn Out.  i thought it was just a space where people get tired of what they’re doing as a career … it is so much more.  if you haven’t had the pleasure of this journey, i honestly can’t say if you’re lucky or to look forward to it.  not that it is easy, but the process is life altering for sure. i remember a few years ago when it became clear that i would never have another J-O-B, it was

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can you buy an income?

i’ve started working with an executive coach this year to help me find a new adventure in my career, and one of the first ideas that hit the table was to buy an existing business.  it actually never dawned on me to even check it out, i just always thought of myself as creating something new … but that can take a lot of time. then today entrepreneur magazine posted this article on how the market of businesses for sell is starting to grow again (Business-for-Sale Market Ready to Expand), and how the businesses that have made it through the

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fueling the fire

i feel so blessed to be asked by a group of women entrepreneurs to come and speak to them in september about being genetically unemployable … the topic is still really new as this blog and the concepts of this term come together.   i met with 2 different people just this weekend that are struggling with what their life means if they continually lose interest in their jobs and feel completely stunted.  the hardest part is most people i listen to in this space talk about figuring out what is wrong with them. first of all, there is nothing wrong with all of

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taking it to the stage – ignite phoenix

I decided to get vocal about my passion for entrepreneurship and creating a life on my terms, in March I was accepted as a speaker in front of almost 600 people to share genetically unemployable.  What a blast!  The audience was totally in to the presentation, cheering and hooting me on.  Check it out and leave me some feedback:

working or playing, i can’t tell … perfect!

It hasn’t always been the easiest path, being genetically unemployable, but with creativity and diligence I have created a life where I usually can’t tell the difference between working and playing.  Is your life that way? It can be, not overnight of course and not without a lot of work.  First you have to decide and document what you want that life to look like, maybe even pull together a vision board.  Here is an example:  (my initial goal) work 2-3 days per week be able to work from anywhere be financially independent enjoy the my work, be passionate My description

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