Find The Work You’re Wired To Do | Ken Coleman - 3x Bestselling Author, Speaker & Executive Coach 

Appreciate Ken's honesty about his own journey. Too many gurus pretend they've always had it figured out.

Ken's storytelling abilities are top-notch. Kept me engaged.

Ken's energy is contagious! Feeling motivated.

Appreciate the nuanced take on when to push through vs when to move on. Not easy decisions.

Ken's framework for purpose is simple yet profound. Definitely trying this out.

The concept of dreams vs mirages is intriguing. Made me reassess some of my own goals and aspirations.

Powerful stuff about servant leadership.

Overall, a thought-provoking discussion on modern career challenges. Not perfect, but offers valuable insights for navigating today's complex work landscape. Ken's empathy and experience shine through, making even familiar concepts feel fresh. Worth a watch, but remember to apply critical thinking and adapt advice to your own situation.

Great discussion! Despair is a major occurrence today. Lots of people are working very hard and doing what they’re good at but companies aren’t paying well anymore. Especially if your job title isn’t prestigious in a company you will be busy and working hard but struggling to get by. At that point it’s like what do I do because what I’m good at doesn’t pay?

Thought-provoking content on purpose.

The discussion on autonomy in the workplace is crucial. Wonder how this applies in different cultural contexts?

The emphasis on understanding your unique talents is valuable, but how do you accurately assess your own abilities? Self-perception can be skewed.

Wish there was more discussion on work-life balance. Finding purpose is great, but what about burnout?

The servant leadership concept in tough times is admirable, but is it realistic in cutthroat industries?

Ken for CEO of my company, please!

The discussion on AI and future job markets was surface-level. Need more depth on this crucial topic.

Solid advice overall, but feels geared towards a privileged demographic. What about those in survival mode?

His voice puts me to sleep 😴

Meh, same old self-help fluff.

Overall, a thought-provoking discussion on modern career challenges. Not perfect, but offers valuable insights for navigating today's complex work landscape. Ken's empathy and experience shine through, making even familiar concepts feel fresh. Worth a watch, but remember to apply critical thinking and adapt advice to your own situation.

The servant leadership concept in tough times is admirable, but is it realistic in cutthroat industries?