7 Signs You Are Definitely In The Right Career

For a typical career woman having the right career is extremely important, but how do you know if you are in the right career? It is essential that your career makes you happy and earns you a living but getting on the right career path is easier said than done.

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Here are seven signs you are in the right career.

 #1 – You are passionate about your career.

You do what you love and you love what you do, and you are so passionate about what you do. Plus, you cannot stop going on and on about how much you love what you do!

#2 – You consider your career to be more than just a job.

You work isn’t just a job. It is not a dead-end job. There is a lot more to it. You don’t call your job a job. You call it a career and you are more than happy to view it as a part of your identity. On top of that, you enjoy the perks and the opportunities of the role!

 #3 – It makes you happy, fulfilled and content.

You feel happy and satisfied with your work instead of feeling an overwhelming sense of doom, gloomy and dread, and you feel confident enough to undertake any challenges work may throw your way.

#4 – You don’t mind getting up on a Monday morning.

Monday mornings are absolutely awful, and can be dreary and dull. Getting up to get ready and commute during London’s rush hour can feel really tiresome, especially after having a relaxing and chilled out weekend.

But you don’t mind because you feel overjoyed and excited at the fact that you have got a fantastic job to go to!

 #5 – You feel so motivated.

You are willing to put all the effort into what you do and you are willing to dedicate as much time as possible to your role. You don’t feel the ‘slump’ and you don’t feel as though you are constantly watching the clock and waiting for the time to pass quickly so that you can leave the job behind and rush home.

 #6 -You can afford the things you want…

…as well as paying for the things you need, such as rent, bills, insurance, etc.

Yes, your career is about the passion and it is not purely about the money but having a good salary is quite important.

However, you don’t feel as though you are surviving from paycheck to paycheck, and you are able to treat yourself once in a while!

#7 – You feel a sense of autonomy.

Your career allows you to exercise the ability to be autonomous, confident and assertive, meaning that you are able to feel as though you are your own person in your own right and you are able to remain self-assured and hold your own within the workplace. Your career gives you a sense of self-control, and it enables you to grow and progress. In addition to this, your career helps to aid you in personal development and it gives you essential opportunities for you to establish yourself.

This article was written by CGD’s newest writer Chichi. Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and Bloglovin to stay up-to-date with everything us CGD girls are up to!

  • Hannah

    Love this, I really hope after I finish uni I’ll be able to feel this!

    Oh January

  • Mel

    Could not have said it better myself! So many people stay at jobs they’re not happy at and dread to go to every morning. Sometimes everyone needs a change (especially if it’s not what you love)! :)

    xx, Mel
    http://melinspired.com

  • Lauren

    yes, yes, and yes! All the yes to these points!

    Lauren x
    Britton Loves | Lifestyle Food Beauty

  • Angelica

    Number one is, well, #1

  • Ewelina

    Number 4 is crucial! I just wish that the number 6 was always the part of it too. In many cases people find themselves having to choose between the passion and money. But then I feel like the money will come with time. I love your posts, they always make me stop and rethink things in my life!! xx

    Ewelina
    Pattern Of Taste | Our Youtube channel

  • Dani

    Totes agreeing with all your points. The ad life may not be my dream life, but it certainly is right where I need to be atm!

  • Jabeen Waheed

    I always judge my passion for a job by the Monday morning funk!
    Jabeen x
    http://www.spilling-the-beans.co.uk/

  • Elizabeth Rebecca

    These are all reasons I’m currently looking to change career.

    Lizzie Dripping

  • Vanessa

    You just listed the things my previous jobs don’t have. But, I am working toward my dream job. I am learning graphic design, and hoping I can get my passion into profession.

    ★ meilijourney.blogspot.com ★

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  • Sri

    All these points are very true. Did you start out blogging or did you work somewhere else? Also did you ever get a college degree and did you find it useful in what your doing today? you have a wonderful blog!

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