Hey, podcasters. Thanks for tuning in today. Lock in on Caleb's call. We get this one a lot and it's legit.

Should I leave my job that I really love to take a job with more money? That and more calls coming

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you on how the sweet spot methodology that I teach, the intersection of what you do best,

and what you love to do most, how that helps you figure out your core role. Once you know that

core role, and I like to make people identify it one more because it really simplifies things.

And it gives you tremendous clarity and confidence. I want to coach you up on that a little bit later.

Let's get to your phone calls. 844-747-2577. Jerald is on the line in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Jerald, you're on the Ken Coleman show. Ken, how are you, sir? I am living the dream, sir. How can I help?

I can't believe I'm talking to you. It just starts listing a couple days ago. Oh, great.

I have a short-term question and then long-term. Right now, Territory Sales Manager, I've been doing it

for about a year. I've been doing it for about eight years of insight sales, two years of a hybrid role.

I kind of enjoy what I'm doing, but right now, I feel like the company, basically what happened was

we lost our biggest customer and not due to my fault. So I'm out of bonus.

Now, I'm wondering if I should go from manufacturing to a different industry,

but I'm having a hard time getting anyone to consider me.

What do you mean? You mean you're applying for things and you're not getting any responses?

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