How to Manifest the Career You Want

As the next decade approaches (we know, us too), we sit back to reflect the things we’ve accomplished, and ponder about the direction we’re heading (the next steps, if you will). Do you have goals that you’ve yet to put into action? Are you at a crossroads and find yourself at a loss of what to do next? If so, don’t fret – This is a very common feeling for any working professional to experience at some point (often more than once) in their career. So much of how we approach and set goals, has to do with the quality of our thoughts. We’ve listed 4 easy things you can do to gear yourself towards the path of success in achieving your dream career.

Believe in yourself and expel any doubts in your abilities by speaking them into existence

• Set aside any disbelief that you have in your professional (and personal) goals.
• Instead saying you “want” these goals to happen, try saying “I will.” In essence, by using affirmations, you are confirming and making your wants into a reality.

Set up an action plan and clarify/define what you want and where you want to go

• Start brainstorming, feel free to talk to friends, mentors or colleagues or even professionals such as ourselves at Arlyn.
• Having “the talk” is much less intimidating than you think, and we’re more than happy to sit down with you to have that chat!

Self-start by surrounding yourself with people who inspire you to be better

• Ever heard of the quote: “You are who you surround yourself with?” This rings true, especially in your career.
• Surround yourself with the people in your life who inspire you to be a better you. In doing so, you’ll be better equipped to achieve your goals as you yourself take on these attributes.

Don’t forget to recognize how far you’ve come and take the time to congratulate yourself

• Acknowledge yourself and the progress you’ve made to get yourself where you are today. It was not easy, and you deserve to be proud of your hard work.
• By celebrating your accomplishments, you’ll be able to better recognize your abilities, strengthening your own resolutions and goals.