Setting the pace on the pursuit of happiness. This is the Ken Coleman show where you discover what you were born to do and how to make it happen.

Now helping you get unstuck and on the path to your dream job, Ken Coleman.

Coming to your life from Ramsey Studios in Nashville, you're joining a conversation about who you are,

what you are created to do, where you want to do it, and how you can get there.

The first show of the new year. Oh, baby, am I fired up? I mean, I am fired up.

I hope you had some wonderful downtime over the holidays. I hope that you are rested and you are ready to go.

Because this is a huge year for you. If you want change, it has to start now.

Now I don't know that it's going to happen in its entirety in this year. I just don't. Don't know your situation. Probably won't for many of you.

For some of you will. But you're listening to a guy who had took 9.5 years to step into the dream job. It takes time.

And when the moment happened, and I got the national show, I could tell you that I look back on all 9 years, and I look back at the start.

In fact, the days that I reminisce the most about are the early days when I started.

There is no scaling the mountain. And last number one, you will start and stay with it.

You got to start and then you got to stay with it. So here's to hoping you start what you need to start and that you stay with it.

844-747-2577 is the number. 844-747-2577 is the number. What were you created to do?

What do you do best? What do you love to do most? You have the answers. It's my job to be the sounding board, the mirror, to pull that information out of you.

So let's go. We start with Lauren who's on the line in Jamesville, Wisconsin. Lauren, you're on the Ken Coleman show.

Hey Ken, thank you so much for taking my call.

Sure, how can I help today?

Sure, so I'll try to keep this brief. So I have been a nurse for the last few years. And to say the least, I am burned out from the job. I dread going to work most nights.

I just don't get any joy or passion from it. And I just physically and emotionally exhausted.

So I know that in the next few years, I don't want to be in the healthcare field, but I just don't know what to do now.

I'm afraid of jumping into something that also wasn't a good fit for me. I kind of fell into nursing when I was in college.

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