How to Find a Career You Genuinely Love

A video on YouTube. In Self-Improvement, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

The video outlines seven evidence-based techniques to help individuals find and succeed in a career they enjoy, drawing on behavioural science and psychological insights.

From the video

Answers: How can I find a career I actually enjoy using evidence-based techniques?

career satisfaction
task over title
visualising me plus
auditing time
thirteen minutes a day
career capital theory
end of history illusion
grid-search mindset

What it concludes

Focusing on day-to-day tasks rather than career titles helps align your career with what you actually enjoy.
Visualizing your future ideal self helps define the overarching goals, industry, and responsibilities you want in your career.
Auditing your time helps eliminate activities that drain your energy and highlights tasks that bring you closer to your ideal career.
Investing 13 minutes a day (or 90 minutes a week) into building career skills compounds significantly over time.
Building career capital through rare and valuable skills is essential for achieving a career you enjoy.
People consistently underestimate how much change they will experience over the next ten years, a phenomenon known as the end of history illusion, making career U-turns a natural and positive part of growth.

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