Finding the Right Opportunities
Description
Can you train yourself to see opportunities you might have missed? Do your characteristics shape the life around you? The answer to both is yes. In this episode of the Logic and Life Coaching podcast, Dr. Jacob Kashiwagi talks about how your inner characteristics shape your outward environment. Welcome to the logic and life coaching podcast, episode 70.
0:00 Introduction
0:52 Do People Often Miss Opportunities?
2:16 Train Yourself To Better See Opportunities
3:25 Do You Create Your Own Environment?
5:52 Can You Run Away From Your Problems?
8:02 If All My Coworkers Don't Like Me, Should I Switch Jobs?
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