Hey podcasters, thanks for tuning in today. I want you to focus in on Chris's call.

How can I encourage my wife on her journey into the sweet spot? Listen into that and more calls right now.

Live from Nashville, the music city you're joining a conversation about who you are, what you

were born to do, where you want to be and how you can get there. Thrilled to have you with us.

Big thanks to those of you who listen via the podcast and here on Sirius XM Thrilled to have you.

You are spreading the word and people are continually joining this conversation. This all

important conversation about what you were created to do. This age old question, why am I here?

This needs an answer because you're here for others. It's not about you. You were created to fill

a unique role. It is needed and you must do it. We are here to help you figure out what that role is.

We look at what you do best. That's talent, strengths and skills. What you love to do most,

this is work that brings you great joy and work that produces results that mean much to you.

That's the formula. Within that sweet spot, which is created at the intersection of what you

do best and what you love to do most. Within that intersection, there are multiple roles, multiple career

paths. We want to help you figure that out. 844-747-2577 is the number you can also email the show,

ask at kenkolman.com. Be specific and brief so that we can answer the question for you.

Let's start it off with Chris, who is on the line and Gainesville, George, a Chris, you're on the

Ken Coleman show. I can pleasure to speak with you, sir. Well, the pleasure is all mine. How can I help?

Well, it's funny. You're talking about helping others. Today, I'm actually calling for my wife.

Basically, I have watched her struggle mightily to find that during job in school counseling.

She went to school as a master's degree in it and just struggled to find that job. She's done

numerous interviews, applied to jobs, and I've just watched her almost melt down to a point where she's

lost almost all confidence. I'm trying to keep her encouraged. I've bought your book, the proximity

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