Feeling a little blah about work lately?

Waking up on Mondays with a sense of dread?

Daydreaming about doing something completely different?
 

Don't worry. It's common to feel a bit lost or unfulfilled in your career at some point, especially when you’re mid-career. Let's call it a "mid-career check-in" – a time to look at where you are in your career and figure out if it's time to switch things up.

Grab a drink, settle in, and let's have an honest convo about some signs that might indicate you're ready for a career change:

1 The Sunday Night Blues
We all get them sometimes, but if you're consistently dreading Monday morning, that's a red flag.

What to do: Instead of simply feeling bad about it, try to figure out what exactly is causing the dread. Is it a particular task, a difficult co-worker, or a lack of challenge in your role? Once you know what's bothering you, you can start to explore solutions.

2 Ennui
Do you...

If you’re here, you probably know what I’m talking about—that nagging feeling that you’re not good enough, that you’re a fraud, that you don’t belong in your job or industry. 

Yeah. That feeling. 

Imposter syndrome can be a real buzzkill, especially when it comes to your career. It can hold you back from pursuing new opportunities, taking risks, and reaching your full potential. And it’s not just a personal issue—it can affect every aspect of your career, quality of life, and confidence. 

But why is it so important to discuss imposter syndrome, especially in the context of your career? Well, let me tell you a little story. 

Meet Kathy ‍

Kathy is a smart, ambitious woman, and three years ago, she landed her dream job in a competitive industry. She was thrilled, of course, but soon enough, the imposter feelings started creeping in. 

She began...