Clarity: The Game-Changing Factor in Your Career

Career Revamp - A podcast by Alicia Perkins

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In this episode, we explore the impact of a lack of clarity on your career and professional development. Lack of clarity can be defined as constantly changing your mind, questioning your skills and strengths, and struggling with decisions. It can also be disguised as imposter syndrome, where you doubt your abilities and feel undeserving of better opportunities. Takeaways: A lack of clarity can hold you back in your career by causing you to question your skills, feel uncertain about your direction, and settle for less than you deserve. To overcome a lack of clarity, try to address any imposter syndrome feelings and seek feedback from others to help you gain confidence. Set clear career goals and work towards them with determination and focus. Don't be afraid to ask for help if you need it. Don't settle for less than you deserve. Believe in yourself and your abilities, and don't be afraid to pursue your dream job or career path. ◾NEWSLETTERFor senior women leaders ready to redefine success, these weekly insights invite you to rethink what’s possible for your leadership, legacy, and life.visionwithalicia.com ◾YOUTUBE CHANNELExplore leadership conversations for women that go beyond the surface.https://www.youtube.com/@iamaliciaperkins ◾EXPLORE PARTNERSHIPFor senior women leaders ready to step into bold alignment and transformative impact, let’s connect. Discover how partnership can help you lead at your fullest potential.partnerwithalicia.com ◾ ABOUT ALICIAStrategic Partner to Senior Women LeadersI work with accomplished women leaders to break past traditional success and redefine how they lead, create impact, and build their legacy. This is leadership that goes beyond the boardroom.Featured in Forbes, Yahoo Finance, Money Magazine.https://www.iamaliciaperkins.com/ ◾CONNECT WITH ALICIALet’s connect on platforms where meaningful conversations happen:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alicia-perkins/

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