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Great advice. Have a good day.

Keep up the good work! :)

your shirt looks broke.

Iris! You made the video! I knew it was talking directly to me as soon as you began speaking, lol! Thank you for doing that, and I downloaded the guide! I'm gonna look through it now. Thanks again Iris! I really appreciate it! + Patrick

Thanks for watching! You can download that guide here: iris-smyth.ck.page/get-hired-fast

Thank you very much for this video, excellent points. I burned out hard on my last job and it was largely due to a toxic work environment and unsupportive/antagonistic management.

Thank you for being helpful! You're making a difference in my life 🙂

What if you like lots of things but once you do it you get bored and want something else? I’ve done several businesses I like them all but feel like I want something different as soon as I establish the businesses.

Great video thank you

Thank you so much

How can I take an appointment?

Can I say something about for quitting? I had a bunch of men in India making saddlery Coke. They had to go back to factoru I don’t think that was very fair.

Is it not just a hobby, a good, old-fashion term or do we have to made stuff up with this new terminology 😅

thank you for not being preachy, idealic. you are SO validating ❤

Im from St. Louis, Missori

Thanks.

How about how to shift away from customer service roles?And to get a role accounts payable/ accounts receivable at 49 & I got an mba

Thanks for this, Iris! This was helpful as well! "What can I control in this situation and then do next? (I fused your first two questions together because they seem to go hand-in-hand)" were really helpful. The only question I have though is you keep mentioning to network with people to land your next job that would like to have (or would be good enough at the moment as you mentioned in another video), but it will take a few months - what does one do when they don't have 3 months because they're unemployed and are going to need to re-establish an income somewhat quickly, rather than burn their savings, and they've already been looking for a few months as it is? Maybe another idea for a video presenting on that subject/situation ....??????

Thank you, Iris!!!!☺ This was very helpful!

Thank you, Iris, for this video! I'm trying to relocate from southern Pennsylvania to northern Virginia to be closer to my girlfriend, and I have been in teaching for the past 3 years and already feeling burnt out and looking into other interests now. I had to resign from my teaching position I just had due to the school board cutting it down to part-time, and now I don't have a job and have been looking for a few months. So, on a practical level, I need a job somewhat quickly (but not desperate), and this video has helped me to refocus on my priority right now, which is to get to VA. Once I'm there and have a job that is good enough for my needs and wants, I can give more time to informational interviews in my other areas of interest because I won't have to think about the practicality of an income while doing them!

I have a passion, but I cannot survive financially on my passion

My Thing is 'Marxist Revolutionary'- Haven't found a Position yet :(

Honestly i am a student but was very confused towards career after exploring so many things so tried this video .

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Iris, I accepted a contract, then they started treating me like dirt. I haven't started yet and I already feel ick. I went through your checklist tick, tick, tick, tick, tick. I will call them tomorrow. Thanks so much Iris. The job is 100,000 less than my normal salary of 250k, but still not nice.

What is your advice if one has various jobs in different fields and broad education? Most hr prefer specialists but how to get a chance with that broad combination 😢.

Love this video! It is very important for any person to find something to strive for and fight for no matter what the circumstances. Once you set the right goal for yourself, making decisions will be easy and fun. What used to seem like an excruciating chore will turn into an enjoyable activity. Go where your labour will be needed! Go where there is money and where your work will be decently paid! Sooner or later you will have to co-operate with people of different nationalities and cultures. To make your business successful, you should learn a foreign language. I would like to recommend to you Yuriy Ivantsiv's workshop "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips on learning foreign language". This book will help you to structure and organise your individual language learning process, will give you the opportunity to independently determine the methodology of language learning, which will become interesting and unburdensome. In this amazing book everyone will find a lot of useful information: how to learn foreign languages, how to memorise information, how to deal with culture shock, what to pay attention to when travelling to another country. I am convinced that the book "Polyglot Notes" should be in the bag of every business person, school and college student, and tourist. The most important thing is that the book gives a good motivation. Don't be afraid to do something to realise your dreams! If people realised that fears have no connection with reality, everyone would live a much better life. Thanks to the author of the channel for the informative and useful video. Your videos motivate me and give me new ideas!

Awesome video! It is very important for any person to find something to strive for and fight for no matter what the circumstances. Once you set the right goal for yourself, making decisions will be easy and fun. What used to seem like an excruciating chore will turn into an enjoyable activity. Go where your labour will be needed! Go where there is money and where your work will be decently paid! Sooner or later you will have to co-operate with people of different nationalities and cultures. To make your business successful, you should learn a foreign language. I would like to recommend to you Yuriy Ivantsiv's workshop "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips on learning foreign language". This book will help you to structure and organise your individual language learning process, will give you the opportunity to independently determine the methodology of language learning, which will become interesting and unburdensome. In this amazing book everyone will find a lot of useful information: how to learn foreign languages, how to memorise information, how to deal with culture shock, what to pay attention to when travelling to another country. I am convinced that the book "Polyglot Notes" should be in the bag of every business person, school and college student, and tourist. The most important thing is that the book gives a good motivation. Don't be afraid to do something to realise your dreams! If people realised that fears have no connection with reality, everyone would live a much better life. Thanks to the author of the channel for the informative and useful video. Your videos motivate me and give me new ideas!

It’s my 35th birthday, and I’m unemployed and without any education besides junior high, because I was a hopeless addict for over a decade. I’m sober for 5 years now with no relapse and never going back, and I started working almost right away, in sales as a Account Manager, then got a promotion as a Sales Manager for a small team, and then I managed 4-5 clinics, without going into more details. I was happy for the first time in my life. I still am grateful, because I have a wonderful fiancé, money enough to keep us afloat, but I can’t seem to get a decent job. I am serious when I say that I have spent the last 2 years appying to over 1000 jobs, and been to almost 50 interviews, without getting anything that was of relevance for what I call "future". I sorely want to have my own apartment, get married and have a child with the woman of my dreams, but I can’t seem to figure out what to do. I lack experience in IT, and I am seriously depressed, because I know that I could go back to school, which scares the hell out of me, because that means 5 years without significant income. AND I feel like I’m not good at *anything* that could bring in an average income - which is a rough existence to live in. Any advice for a 35 year old feeling 60, but going nowhere? This is all too overwhelming, and I recognize that I am going through a serious life crisis.

great video.. i have about 3 idea of career that i think i want, because lack of decision i always jump from one to another

Thank you for the video. My quick summary that might help others: 1. Pay attention to things you are interested in/drawn to (find what interests + motivates you; don’t focus on a sole “purpose") - what would you love to learn more about? - brainstorm help: ua-cam.com/video/aQ6NlVbr79c/v-deo.html 2. Engage with your interests - try it out - Try 2-3 interests at a time to compare how you feel about them 3. Informational Interviews - Have others clarify the career & start networking once you isolated a career

"Heart" and mind are the same thing😊 2:04-2:08

I just recently got injured and I don't think I'll be able to go back to work ever again and I am young this is not good I need to find a way to make money remotely digitally immediately😭

Its like nothing comes in my mind when i try to think what can I do, what do i like most or am i intrested in something. Its like I don't know anything about me. I was good at math and science but nowadays if i wanna start again can't concentrate and can't think another options too because I don't know. Its like i lost my interest long time ago. Whatever needs to done i just do those things according to the situations.

I quiet quit for the last year and a half. They told me to go into the office, i didnt go and i still havent returned. They had a huge meeting in Dallas that everyone was required to attend, so i said i had a wedding and didnt go. I do bare min all day long and am still here 1 year later. Now, i probably will get fired sometime in the next 3 weeks because ive 'literally reduced my working hours to about 10-15 hours a week and now they are questioning me. Its been a nice year off. Ill see if i can get another 3 months out of this while they "build a case on me" in HR lol. Im loving every bit of it.

I am struggling to decide if I should quit my job. To summarize my current situation: I had a stroke in march, and was later diagnosed with a burnout. Was on medical leave for only two and a half months and returned to my job 5 weeks ago. The reason for the burnout was 12 hour working days, working through weekends, holidays...7 people of the team I'm in were fired and not replaced in less than a year. I get along somewhat fine with my manager, several stakeholders and colleagues really appreciate me, I do feel overall very validated, but I am dreading going to work now. I used to give 300% everyday and now my whole body seems to be rejecting coming to work. I also don't really enjoy what I'm doing, even though I have good benefits and salary. I honestly just don't see where I can progress from where I'm standing either and the worst thing is I don't even care. I am getting more and more disconnected, but everytime I think of quitting I immediately feel like I'm being immature or irresponsible. What would be your best advice here?

I’m trapped in my job only because I need health insurance which is unfortunate

I am 50 years old and I am trying to find my passion this was a helpful video.

Good to see you back! The points are very true. I quit a year ago from IT completely burned out and it was only about 5-6 months ago that I did some volunteering and met some people to chat after watching one of your previous videos. The only thing that truly clicked with me was clearly out of financial reach and I began to look for jobs in IT again. I only applied to one job in the public sector and after a successful interview, I actually found myself being excited about the job and that is because most of these values looked good and I realised that my burnout was caused by corporate jobs with a bad environment and my own negative reaction to them. So I would say I rather work in a career I don't feel much for with these values being positive and aligned to me than one I am passionate about where they are negative and not aligned.

welcome back

Thanks for watching! Don't forget to download that PF with 9 KEY questions to ask in a reverse job interview: irissmyth.com/reverse-job-interview-questions

Hey iris! Love your channel ❤

Literally explained exactly me in the beginning. I feel like such a failure because i havent been abke to find my oassion and im constantly in and out of jobs. I have had so many jobs in the oast few years and just cant find what i feek is right for me.

Thanks Iris very Informative indeed

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Thank you for these videos!

Are you Dutch? I hear a bit of our accent 🧐 just slightly.

My career is chronic homelessness and uselessness...feeling lost is the status quo. If only I had something to blame like drugs. I can't fix fundamental problems in society that are beyond my control.

The goal is to get-a-job and build-your-career: not social-clubbing (that is so overly narcissistic).