At the heart of creating an energizing career is getting in touch with your own brand. And I mean brand in the most authentic sense of the word. Not who you think you should be or what other people ask you to be, but who are you at your core? This is all about authenticity. The reason this is so essential is because it takes less energy to be yourself. If you design your career around, you this is when you can really thrive and create the most impact. The thing is you waste a lot of your energy getting yourself motivated to do something that bores you or produce work that doesn't play to your strengths. And instead, when you’re aligned, you're doing the things that come naturally to you and all your energy can go into creating the impact. (And you have more fun doing it and more energy when you're done). Join me on the podcast to discover exactly what’s getting in your way of creating an energizing career you love and how to clarify your authentic brand and use that as the north star for your career, the map for career fulfilment. You’ll learn in this episode: The two most common hurdles that prevent people from creating an energizing career they love.The three core components of your authentic brand and how to define them for yourself.How to use your brand to generate career ideas.How to manage the confusion and uncertainty around creating something new.Are you ready to create an energizing career you love?  You can create a career that is simply an extension of who you are and how you want to live your life. If this sounds like what you’re after, then I want to invite you to schedule a consultation.  We'll get to the bottom of what's going on for you. And exactly where you need to focus to bring your career and life into alignment. It's free! Just head on over to thecareer.studio/schedule to find a time that works for you. For more from The Career Studio: Follow me on LinkedIn! Subscribe my once a week newsletter Enjoy the show?  Don’t miss an episode by following The Career Studio on Spotify and subscribe via Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or RSS. Leave me a review on Apple Podcasts