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QUIZ: Find Out What's Holding You Back in Your Career

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68. Try On A New Identity
Growth often requires us to embrace new identities that align with our aspirations, even when stepping outside of our comfort zones feels intimidating. We must challenge our limiting beliefs, take risks, and remain adaptable to navigate career advancements successfully. By intentionally embodying the traits and behaviors of the professionals we aspire to be, we can overcome fear, gain confidence, and open doors to greater opportunities.


67. Promote Yourself
Opportunities for career growth don’t just appear—we must take an active role in making our achievements known. If we don’t advocate for ourselves, we risk being overlooked while others who promote their work advance. By shifting our mindset, keeping track of our accomplishments, and sharing them strategically, we ensure that our contributions are recognized and rewarded.


66. What's Next For Me?
Opportunities don’t just land in our laps—we have to take charge and explore what truly excites us. When we step out of our comfort zones, embrace new challenges, and stay informed about industry trends, we open doors to possibilities that align with our strengths and aspirations. Instead of drifting through our careers and waiting for a perfect plan to appear, we can actively shape our path by seeking new skills, making connections, and taking decisive action.


65. Reimagine Your Career
Reimagining our careers starts with taking ownership of what’s happening (or not happening) instead of waiting for circumstances to change. By identifying our values, passions, and strengths, we can align our careers with what truly matters and take proactive steps toward growth. Fear and uncertainty will always be present, but by shifting our mindset, embracing lifelong learning, and building a strong support system, we can create meaning in our professional lives.

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