It is not easy to both your heart and your head when it comes to your career. We must recognize the emotions aside difficult to change career to tribute to those who pay to experience pain.

Nothing is permanent in terms of jobs, especially during this recession. Our situation may change at any time, pass a merger, a reduction, an offer we can not leave us. If this happens, we know we must go forward and find a new match between our expertise and our values and needs of an organization. At least that’s what drilled into us.

It hurts when we make changes, even though we know that doing the right thing. Here is a story. A few friends are working in their second decade for a company and leave voluntarily to seek greener pastures. It is for them all they have done for this company, fall hard. You feel sad to leave. In many ways, the employer has given the constant in her life, through good and bad.

How can we deal with emotions? Although it easier every time we make a change, it hurts. Here are four tips to cope with the emotion of a career transition.
» Read more: How to Handle Employment Transitions and Stay in Charge of Your Career

A: Accept that you are responsible for your career and your life.

B: Believe that change is possible and that you deserve to be happy.

C: Explain what you want in your career.

D: Dare to Dream Big, be determined by hard times, do not let anyone tell you can not or do: define for themselves, know that

E: conduct activities that are in your goals.

Q: Find your faith in what really counts; Face your fears, the focus on what you want, forget perfect.

G: Treat yourself permission to try to be thankful in all things.

H: Hire Training, certified career coach to help you achieve your professional goals faster and easier.

I: Make plenty of success. What look and feel?
» Read more: The ABC’s of Career Transition

In June 2005, Steve Jobs (CEO and founder of Apple and Pixar) gave a speech to the graduates of Stanford University. The talk was called “How to live before I die.” He stressed the importance of following your heart and do what you love, even if it takes you away from the well-worn. ”

Not everyone does what they get as rich as Steve Jobs happy, but the reward of what you love, something that riches can not buy. And if you can not make a living doing what you love, let me think (if you want) to take on a flight of fancy …

What do you mean happy? What stimulates and inspires you? Is this painting, writing, construction, exploration, and make with the people, a sport, sailing, a difference …? Is there a cause or a group of people who are very dear to you? What do you like best?

So many of us have buried our passion. We believe that we are “comfortable”, but we are only half alive. There is no fire in our eyes, no passion in our heart, no real joy – and no sense of purpose or fulfillment of our lives.
» Read more: How to Find and Move Into a Career You Love