You learn the most about yourself, not in theory, but in practice.

That is the quote of the dead.

Welcome back to the quote of the day show.

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We've got Celeste Hettley on the show today and she's sticking with our theme right now.

We're talking about how to find your dream job in what she talks about here is finding your dream job by finding what your mission is in life.

Here Celeste.

So if we aren't very good at identifying what our dream job is, how do we choose?

Right? I mean it's really difficult if you can't look at a job description and know that's the right job.

First of all don't burn down the house you're living in until you have somewhere else to go.

Don't quit your job.

You have to try stuff out.

Go volunteer, freelance, take a part time job, ask your boss can I go work in another department for a couple of weeks.

The point is make the stakes really low, put nothing on the outcome.

Either successful or failure so that you are brave enough to venture into completely uncharted territory.

Places, things you haven't trained for, things that are not related to your college degree.

I mean most of us choose our college major when we're in our early 20s.

You think you've changed a little since then? Maybe?

There was one woman named Erin Hochstettler and she got her degree in art history and she took a job as an intellectual property paralegal and she kept that job for 15 years but she didn't like it.

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