How to Fill the Void in finding your Calling in this World

A job you can quit, a dream you can give up on, but your calling, your calling in life, now that will live with you forever. My calling was to be a Mother. When I lost my Father, I felt like an orphan. That is the only way I can describe this feeling.

All I ever wanted was to work hard in life, to achieve, to get married, to support myself and to then settle down and have a family. I do not believe this to be true for me anymore. I think people come into your life and you grow, and then they leave. Your purpose changes.

My Mum called me the "high-flyer" of the family, The one who was the most hardworking who would do anything for my career. She was right. I would, back then.

What was strange, was when I reached the top of my game, I decided to change my mindset and to try and give back.

As a Certified Life Coach, and NLP Practitioner, I think it is so vital when I meet with clients, or do consultations with them, that I get to understand what their individual calling is in life. Why are they reaching out to me and the team now? Why are we now at a crossroad in life. What has happened to that person to make them have a re-think?

I think people are like onions. By peeling back the layers with my personal clients is key to helping them achieve individual success. Whatever that looks like for me.

I think once we can explore what is important to them, what makes them tick, I am then in a better position to work with them to establish a sole purpose in life.

I can then look to try and find a role that aligns with what they seek, and to have a specific career goal. If you need help and support with your career then please do not hesitate to reach out to the team at Roo Resumes. We are on hand to help you find your calling at work and to offer you career advice that will support your professional development and personal growth. You'll find me at www.rooresumes.com