DJH: would you stop apologizing? Paid Members
Recapping this week's DJH Mindsets for Success Quit Your Job If you hate your job, then you have 3 choices: 1) Quit. Necessity is the mother of invention. 2) Start building momentum on the side. Then, quit later. 3) Do nothing. Let the years go by. Be filled with regret.
DJH 475: 10 skillsets in demand to land a remote job in 2023 Paid Members
Build Rapport When you cold-message someone on LinkedIn, build rapport up front. Have a real, authentic tone. Use their first name. Make a comment about their bio or the influencers they follow. Create value up front! Learn more in the Send Emails tab on Career Hackers. Sample Customer Success Script
DJH 474: will you drown in milk? 🧈 Paid Members
Keep Treading There's a story where two frogs fall into a jar of milk. They try to swim to get out, but they're too far from the top. They're stuck "treading milk." They "tread milk" for a while until Frog #1 says, "that's it, this is pointless," and he gives
DJH 473: let yourself slip and fall ⛸️ Paid Members
Self-Worth does not equal Market Worth Even if you are living on the streets with no income, you are worthy of love, happiness, and all the things. Your self-worth has nothing to do with your ability to create value in the marketplace. When you realize this, you build a foundation
DJH 472: quit your job, like now? Paid Members
Quit Your Job If you hate and dread your job, then you have 3 choices: 1) Quit. Start from scratch to build that business or get hired at that dream company. Necessity is the mother of invention. 2) Start building projects and momentum on the side. Then quit later. 3)
Are You Mad Enough to Quit Your Job? Paid Members
Maybe you aren't mad enough. Deep down, you hate your job. You hate the politics, the menial tasks, and the boring meetings. You crave purpose. But you bury these feelings. And you suck it up. You suck it up like you did when you were a kid, when you were
DJH 471: 85% of people hate their job Paid Members
Sell Yourself! When you send a resume you are saying, "Dear Sir or Madam, Please buy this product. One-page description attached. Thank you," WTF? Would a salesperson ever do that for a product or service? Of course not. Well, newsflash, you are a salesperson when you are looking to land
DJH: how to learn (just in time) Paid Members
Recapping this week's DJH Mindsets for Success Skip the backup plan? The truth is Plan B will probably pull your attention from your Plan A. What if you let go of needing a backup plan? What if you set sail and trust the winds will catch you? Maybe life is
