#6 The 4-shift career path to loving what you do, being good at it and helping others… in Finance
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Greg talks to Tim Bennett, now Head of Education at Killik & Co, a Wealth Management company. Tim is one of the few people we know in Finance who is fulfilled in his work: he loves what he does, he is using and developing a wide range of skills and finally his work is useful to clients, his company and beyond.
It did not start out this way. Listen to this story where Tim shares his iterations to finding his own sweetspot. In this episode you will learn about the importance of knowing yourself, being honest with your current experiences to guide your way forward. Being clear about what you don’t want and using projections to clarify what you want. He talks about seeing the few important opportunities that arise in one’s career and having the courage to seize them. Learn on his career path matrix, a useful way to frame your professional journey. Learn how he convinced himself first to then confront other people’s perceptions when he changed career and took a massive pay cut to pursue what he really wanted to do.
Listen to the full story here or on your usual podcast player or read the story below.
You can find more about Tim Bennett on LinkedIn. Find his current employer videos on Killik Explains and the older YouTube videos on Moneyweekvideos.
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