Welcome to the How to Be Awesome at Your Job Podcast, the show where brilliant professionals share how to sharpen the universal skills required to flourish at work.

Enjoy more career fun, wins, meaning, and money.

With your host, Pete McKitis.

Hello, hello and welcome to episode 54 here. I think you're in for such a treat. We've got a deep

thinker, a source of wisdom that I think will be extremely applicable for listeners here because as I email

folks please holler at me at awesome at your job.com it's pretty clear that we've got a number of ambitious motivated hard charging winner

success driven type folks in the crowd and it's so fun to get to serve you and hear

from you and what you're up to and the cool achievements and such.

And so I've got a guest here who works with those sorts of folks all the time at the Wharton Business

School teaching the famous success course there and get some real perspective on

on what success means. His name is Richard Shell and you're in for a great treat.

So you're going to learn one, the importance of changing your

metaphor for success. Two, how to find fulfillment in every domain of your life,

particularly we'll talk about careers here, and three, how to self-monitor

progress to land in that sweet spot where you've got both achievement and fulfillment and not land in a crisis.

So if you want to check out the show notes, the transcripts, the links to things mentioned,

you'll find that over at awesome at your

job.com slash Epp54. Here's a bit about Richard. A G Richard Shell is the Thomas

Garrity professor of legal studies, business ethics, and management at the

Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania.

There he created and teaches the famous success course.

His books include the best-selling Springboard, launching your personal search for success,

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