Podcast appearances and mentions of hallie crawford

Whether you're changing roles within your organization, seeking a position with a different employer, or pursuing an entirely new career path, navigating a career transition can present a range of emotions, from uncertainty to fear to excitement. While the transition process involves several concrete steps – such as updating your resume or tapping into your professional network – it often requires a mindset shift as well, including overcoming limiting beliefs that may be holding you back from new opportunities. In Episode 193 of The MINDset Game® podcast, we welcome back Hallie Crawford, a national career expert with over 25 years of experience as a certified coach and speaker. Hallie has published numerous books and is regularly featured as a career expert in leading media outlets. Her personal experience navigating a difficult career transition inspired her to start her company, Create Your Career Path, out of a desire to help people find jobs they love. In this episode, Hallie discusses the following: Common limiting beliefs that people experience when facing a career transition and actionable steps to help overcome those beliefs, such as writing down a realistic, step-by-step plan and seeking support from others How to harness the power of past professional accomplishments and positive feedback from colleagues to boost your confidence as you pursue new opportunities  Specific tips for different types of job seekers, including those who are already between positions, those who are still in their current roles but are anticipating a transition in the future, perfectionists, and those who aspire to roles for which they may not yet have all the necessary qualifications To learn more about Hallie, access her programs, or schedule a consultation with a career coach, visit https://createyourcareerpath.com.  To subscribe to The MINDset Game podcast, visit www.TheMINDsetGame.com.  

Have you ever wanted to make a transition in your career, but found yourself feeling overwhelmed or facing some type of resistance when it came to taking the steps needed to successfully navigate that transition? In trying to build a career that aligns with your strengths, values, and interests, it's common to encounter both external and internal obstacles, such as fear or limiting beliefs – which is why using a holistic perspective can be beneficial. Hallie Crawford, our guest in Episode 121 of The MINDSet Game® podcast, is a certified career coach, speaker, and author whose coaching company helps professionals identify, land, and succeed in their dream jobs. Hallie specializes in taking a holistic approach in the career management arena, which involves looking at how our inner world impacts our results with regards to career exploration and job transition. In this episode, Hallie discusses the following: Why it's important to approach your professional life from the inside out, looking at factors such as your beliefs, mindset, and what excites or fulfills you  How to go about understanding yourself better so you can find a career in which you'll be even more fulfilled, including specific steps to help you identify your values Factors to consider when determining the next steps in your career, such as your strengths, past experience, and the type of work environment that suits you best Ideas for overcoming internal obstacles that may be holding you back from making important career transitions  To learn more or to schedule a free consultation with Hallie, visit https://createyourcareerpath.com.  To subscribe to The MINDset Game podcast, visit www.TheMINDsetGame.com.  

On the hunt for a job or even a new career? What should your tactics be right now? Are there different Do's & Don'ts in quarantine? Job Search Strategist Hallie Crawford helps us figure it out on the next Leadership Lunch!

Bob Crawford, bass player for The Avett Brothers, joins Brian to talk about his family's connection to St. Jude, the work he's doing through the Press On Fund, and his quest to cure child cancer.  Bob talks about the day his then 22-month-old daughter, Hallie, was diagnosed with brain cancer and how St. Jude gave him and his family hope. He also discusses how his daughter's diagnosis changed songwriting for him, and how he wrote part of The Avett Brothers' song “Good to You.” He and Brian also discuss their favorite Founding Fathers (Bob goes way off the board for his pick) and the theology of Thomas Merton. Anyone who knows Brian knows he and his family are big fans of The Avett Brothers. They're also in the middle of a month-long Avett Nation fundraiser for St. Jude in Hallie Crawford's honor. So this is a special episode. 

Bob Crawford, bass player for The Avett Brothers, joins Brian to talk about his family's connection to St. Jude, the work he's doing through the Press On Fund, and his quest to cure child cancer.  Bob talks about the day his then 22-month-old daughter, Hallie, was diagnosed with brain cancer and how St. Jude gave him and his family hope. He also discusses how his daughter's diagnosis changed songwriting for him, and how he wrote part of The Avett Brothers' song “Good to You.” He and Brian also discuss their favorite Founding Fathers (Bob goes way off the board for his pick) and the theology of Thomas Merton. Anyone who knows Brian knows he and his family are big fans of The Avett Brothers. They're also in the middle of a month-long Avett Nation fundraiser for St. Jude in Hallie Crawford's honor. So this is a special episode. 

In this bonus episode, certified career coach Hallie Crawford reads her contribution to our new book, Land Your Dream Job Anywhere, the complete Mac's List guide to finding work you love.  Hallie urges all job seekers to start their search with some deep personal analysis. This begins by building a "Career Contrast List" to figure out their true career wants. This helps in two ways: People realize there may not be as many barriers to their career path as they initially thought. It helps job seekers become more rational and practical about what they need to do next. Next, she has people construct an ideal model for their career. This means: Exploring career values and enjoyments of job seekers.  Confirming (and sometimes attaining) the qualifications needed for the dream job they are considering.  The goal of these exercises are to complete a comprehensive analysis the job seeker can use to take action in their job search. You can find more useful job search insight in our new book Land Your Dream Job Anywhere, now available on Amazon. To preview the first chapter for free, visit www.macslist.org/anywhere. Opening and closing music for Find Your Dream Job provided by Freddy Trujillo, www.freddytrujillo.com.

Are you happy at your job? Unfortunately, most people aren’t. According to Gallup, unhappy employees outnumber happy ones, two to one. There are many reasons people end up with jobs they don’t like. Some workers take the first job offered in order to pay bills. Others stick with an employer because they aren’t clear what they want to do next. And some worry if they say no to a job offer another one won’t come. What would it take for you to be happy in your career? This week on Find Your Dream Job we explore this issue with career expert Hallie Crawford. Hallie shares strategies for finding your professional calling and tips for taking control of your career. In this 26-minute episode you will learn: Career fulfillment: what it means and how you can achieve it Tools you can use to pick a career you’ll love How fulfillment plays a key role in your professional career Why you should listen to your gut when making career decisions How a career contrast list can help you focus on your career path The eight elements of the ideal career model to identify your career values This week’s guest: Hallie Crawford (@halliecrawford | LinkedIn)Certified Career Coach and Job Search ExpertFounder, Create Your Career PathAtlanta, GA Listener question of the week: What is the difference between a resume and a CV?  Which one is appropriate to use when job hunting? If you have a question you’d like us to answer on a future episode, please contact Jenna Forstrom, Mac’s List Community Manager at jenna@macslist.org. Resources from this week’s show: Unhappy Employees Outnumber Happy Ones By Two to One Worldwide Jenny Foss’ Weekend Resume Makeover Create Your Career Path Hallie Crawford’s Blog Dream Job Coaching Land Your Dream Job in Portland (and Beyond) If you have a job-hunting or career development resource you’d like to share, please contact Ben Forstag, Mac’s List Managing Director at ben@macslist.org. Thank you for listening to Find Your Dream Job. If you like this show, please help us by rating and reviewing our podcast on iTunes. We appreciate your support! Opening and closing music for Find Your Dream Job provided by Freddy Trujillo, www.freddytrujillo.com.