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 you live from Ramsey Studios in Nashville, I am Ken

and you are 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. In other words, it's about you and your contribution to

this world. We're not just talking about jobs, career, those are words that are just a part of

the journey. We're talking about purpose. We're talking about what you were created to do in the

marketplace because you were created to contribute and you do that through your work. So we're not

talking about being a workaholic. We're not talking about selfish ambition. We're talking about

selfless ambition to give yourself away. That's the final stage in the seven stages to significance.

Work that matters to you because you see how it matters to others. Let's help you figure that out.

Stage one is get clear. Stage two is get qualified. Stage three is get connected. Stage four is

get started. Stage five is get promoted. Stage six is get your dream job. Stage seven is give

yourself away. What stage are you in? Let's help you figure out what stage you're in and how to get

to the next stage. Eight, four, four, seven, four, seven, two, five, seven, seven, eight, four,

seven, four, seven, two, five, seven, seven. Deena is up next in Lancaster, California.

Deena, you're on the Ken Coleman show. Kind of, it's your Coleman. Thank you so much for taking

my call. You bet. What's going on today? I'm kind of nervous. It's okay. Don't be where I'm

going to take good care of you. I promise. I think so. I'm calling for my husband and for

myself since it has to work and can't call you right now. But we've listened. We've purchased

your book Proximity Principle. We watched it get hired. My husband just a little background a

little bit is that my parents owned a company and now since they passed my brothers, my two brothers

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