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Ever written your own job description? It’s wild that even some of the most high-level, C-suite
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Ever written your own job description? Itâs wild that even some of the most high-level, C-suite positions donât come with a detailed job description. Thereâs probably a reason for that. My guess? So that you donât know when something isnât your job. And many of us are pullinâ this particular fast one on ourselves. We may jokingly say âthatâs not in my job descriptionâ, but I know from experience how easy it is to let things that arenât for us slip right into our regularly scheduled responsibilities. How many things do we carry around that arenât really ours? How many jobs are we fulfilling that we didnât really want to sign up for? That we arenât meant to spend our time and energy on? So, letâs talk about it. Better yet, letâs write this thing out. What if you opened a Google doc or whipped out a piece of paper and wrote your own job description? And I donât just mean âworkâ like a 9-5 thing. I mean all the ways you spend your time every single day. Are you a caretaker? A parent? A student? A_____? You fill in the blank. You know your schedule, your life, the things that ask you for your time and energy. Start there. This can go a couple different ways. Maybe you need to start with the idea that youâre writing what youâre committing to, and what youâre no longer going to do. What youâre subscribing to and what youâre hitting that âunsubscribeâ button on. Or maybe youâre writing your vision for the job you want to have in your life, because perhaps right now, itâs not quite attainable. Maybe you need to write both! The Right Now job description, and the one youâre working towards! Like this: Right now, I am spending my time on these 10 things. By next month, I am going to narrow it down to 9. The reason Iâm beckoning you into this activity is because I know how valuable it is to have clarity on WHO we are and WHAT we deserve. Self-worth isnât easily seen when youâre looking into a foggy mirror. Letâs clear up what youâre truly meant to be doing so you can work towards that goal! This is a learn-as-you-go journey, like all of life! So hereâs a moment to pause, restructure, and pivot whenever possible. I believe in you. I believe in the great things youâre already doing, the work youâve done on yourself, and the rest of your history youâve yet to write! Stoked to see you living out that dream job description in all those glorious areas of your life! Jenna [Unsubscribe]( Jenna Kutcher 340 S Lemon Ave #4227 Walnut, California 91789 United States
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