David Lutes

In this article, I will unashamedly quote (with permission, by the way) from Prof. Bill George, the author of Finding Your True North.

Oh, to be able to use more of my gifts, skills, and tools! The problem with trying to define or find your Dream Job is usually...

If you care about doing what you do – excellently; if you care about doing right by and helping others; if you have an empathetic heart...

Regardless of which type of compromise pressure comes our way, we need to know our ‘no compromise’, ‘red line in the sand’, ‘no way will...

Even though it may not be your preferred role or task, or maybe because there’s no Plan B – you still do it...

Finding Our Place, Our Niche, Our Purpose, Our Path, Our ‘Zone’ … even only partially …

You’re ready to be more and ready to do more – and do it better than ever before!

Call it your ‘dream career or job,’ your ‘wish list’ or ‘bucket list,’ your life’s hope – or a mutation, realization...

You have a natural and/or learned set of skills at varying stages or degrees of ‘can’! Latent, undetected, emerging, blossoming; obvious

Shouldn't be/ shouldn't do. Mistakes, wrong turns, detours, or distractions steering you into pain or unfulfillment, life traps or pitfalls

Must be/ Must do. Internal ‘Drivers’: An important question we can ask ourselves – and may even be asked by a job interviewer

This paper is a Discussion Starter…an outline for Stimulating Thought about you/us finding meaning, direction, and purpose in our careers