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be okay.

Hello and welcome back. Last time I sat down with author and senior fellow at the American

Enterprise Institute, Naomi Schaefer Riley, who shared how she believes the foster care

system is undergoing a healing and restructuring under the advocacy of faith-based programs.

And there's a lot of work to be done. My next guest this week is also working to positively

impact the lives of others who helping them discover their purpose in their careers.

I know that many people are worried about lateral moves. They think that doesn't show progress.

But what if that lateral move leads to something else? Or if it doesn't, maybe it's a chance

to learn a new skill and broaden your network. Except opportunities because you are interested

and you want to grow. Don't reject them just because you don't think they would look good

on a resume. One thing can definitely lead to another and that can be very worthwhile.

Ken Coleman is renowned career coach and best selling author of the proximity principle.

Ken used his own personal struggles with career advancement and fulfillment to inspire others

to find their occupational purpose. His latest book from Paycheck to Purpose will be released

this November.

Ken Coleman, thank you so much for being a part of the Everything Will Be Okay podcast.

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