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.

I'm coming to you live from Ramsey Studios in Nashville and you're joining a conversation about who you are, what you were created to do,

where you want to do that, where you can do it, and then how you get there. It is about your purpose and your purpose isn't about you, it's about others.

You were created to fill a unique role in and through your work. That means you are needed, but it means you must do it.

Because somebody out there needs you to show up and be the best version of you. When you begin to see that, that your contribution is about making the world a better place.

Oh, that'll get you fired up. So if you want some momentum on Mondays instead of misery, you're in the right place. 844-747-2577-844-747-2577-ask at KenColman.com is the email address following me on Instagram at KenColman.

All right, let's get to the phone lines. Bowling Green, Ohio. That's where Alex is. Alex, you're on the KenColman show.

Hi, Ken. Thank you so much for taking my call.

You bet. How can I help?

So I just want to start off by saying the rant you did at the end of the YouTube show was awesome.

Oh, thank you.

We've never stopped beating the drum.

Thank you.

I'm glad that it is the truth that the world needs to be.

Yes. Well, thank you. I appreciate that. I'm trying to fight for parents and kids out there to release them. So thank you.

So I am the differently able, as you say, caller who goes in a while ago, who loves IT.

And after failing to get a job right out of high school, I went to college. My mom convinced me to do so. She's a doctor.

So you can know where that comes from.

And while I'm here, I just booked a job fair tomorrow. I'll be speaking with 18 companies, three group sessions that are 30 minutes each.

And then 15, 10 minute one on one back to back four hours straight. And I'm wondering what's your opinion of job fairs? And how do I make the most of them?

Yeah. Well, I think job fairs are certainly an arrow in the quiver, if you will. Certainly a good idea to get out there.

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