Go back to your. Why Papa headquarters of Ramsay Solutions broadcasting from a dollar car rental studio? This is the day Ramsay Shop, where America job to have a conversation about your life your money sitting Infidel Ramsay. I can comment posted calm and show on the Ramsay Network and also the the number one best selling book, the proximity principle, and I'm here with you, this our helping you get clear, get on stock and on have to your dream: job, eight hundred and eighty eight, eight hundred and twenty two eight hundred and eighty eight eight thousand two hundred and fifty five.

I've two to five or get started off with Michel in Iowa Michel. How can help. I am in the middle of a fourth stage of a job application. I have a final interview coming up this week and I meant is getting a job. I have not ever negotiated salary and I'm wondering how do we go about asking were the what I think I'm worth so the first thing I want to do is we want to have a lot of research. You want to come in. Conversation, impressing with all the homework that you have done. So have you done any research on the salary ranges for somebody in your position and with your experience I have I feel like I'm on a high under that scale. Great, so do you!

in that scale? What is the scale by the way you monsieur? No one city? Ok great! So what do you make right now, I'm so I'm I met a position where I the commission and the sails were all though it had changed my commission structure and in two thousand eighteen. I was that one fifty and this year I met one thirty. Five, thirty does nineteen. I dropped about fifteen thousand. Ok, so I feel I am very worried that yeah so you want to be at the very high in their. So what you want to do is if they throw it, you a question like ok, what range of salary do you need, or do you want egg. That's where you want to throw out. Well, I've done my homework and for somebody my experience of the range is, you know one forty five to one fifty or one forty to fifty and I've been top of their range. So I need to be it the one fifty with an opportunity to grow- and you just say that way. So it's not so much

cooperation. I think people get hung up on. You know how do I do No, she will one negotiation. You know if you strip it down its, they throw number you you throw back, then we just go back before the back and forth and I just don't think that's realistic and I don't think that's what's gonna happen here. So what I want you to do is, have another couple of sources, so you ve done some research. It be great. If you said I went to. Indeed I went to glass door or whatever. I want all these efforts, these websites- and They're all saying the same thing, and this is what made the past for me to weave where I am now to come. Join you. I need to be starting in that one fifty range and then ultimately I want the opportunity to move up, and so I'm curious about what that growth plan look. Like, and I love the idea of adding to the conversation. I would all of Adobe on Showery. What do you see as the growth plan for me, how we measure my performance b

just sales and commissions, because I want to continue to get better and continue to grow just drive revenue which will drive up my commission, but I want to grow as a professional, and I think, when you they things like that. Hopefully that a man now. This is somebody that we really want really want Michel. She is hungry, she's humble, and we need to bring her in. So that's why keep, it always have your homework folks. They need to know that yours informed as they are. It's always a win. All its next Kelly, who is on the line in Florida Kelly? How could help try, I'm, I then a special education teacher can, or twenty nine year, I'm I said feudal why my colleague couple weeks ago, I got you believe next year. I have done this for thirty years, while

and that's what I thought I thought wow global obsolete while on a good way, that's impressive, yeah and I'm not I'm really proud of it. You should not yeah, it's not something I play I'm leaving. I I don't want to leave my career. I was married clamouring for twenty eight years, but I got to travel and you a lot with that. What is happening now is Bell. I set it out loud that a thirty year and I'm really trying to think of a way to. Increased my income by honour. What I do I knew a loud and that a game for sure Bulgaria over that much time on you may ground. I may be sad that fifty server two matters over its right railroad,

and so I know you ve been in special lead, but you just laid out beautifully. I want to do something that honours what I've been doing. So in your mind, what have you wondered about? What is a step up or stay? two or three up from what you been doing now. What would that field look like, or what would that Roby I really want to help more on audience right now are the kid, but I work within the family that our work within a lovely audience of was. I had what I wanted, though I would want to be able to reach more people, and so people down understand what their children really need. So many educators are confused and want to do away with all always understand. What's required? Ok, I'm! Alright! This is full of good, Jordan Track are right now, it's time for you to dream, and you have to promise me before you answer,

next question that you're not gonna come up of limitation, just gonna, let your heart throw it out there. Do you promise if you knew you couldn't fail. You actually knew would fail. How would you affect more people, knowing what you already know right now? How did you get that information out to them. I honestly, I am really thought about and even have started kind of working on a blog or website on to look at What what am I reading now? One whom you learn from it? What what is a great resource furthest of technology hooker, how she hears here's a question. You really do know where to look. Even if you'll know the exact source that a family or you know someone affected- has as a special needs person in their family whatever it is that you just know the direction? Even if you don't have a resource, you could go find it. Could you ah anthem, ok that make you

Mendocino valuable. So let me throw something tat you here's! What I want you to consider Kelly. Do you consider lodging the blog to night, but why not do it on a facebook page don't even worry about a design create a facebook page. You can do that. It cost you nothing and I want you start writing and I want you to commit over the next week to write five or six pieces. Ok, come on out of your existing experience, something you're fired up about cycling, produce launch an integrated page, some resources out there, then I want you to POD guess just record something from your heart interviews, some people that are experts right there in your area. I want you in short, Kelly too began. Content that you know is valuable. That you know will help your target audience so you're, absolutely clear

you know who you want to help. You know what problem you want to solve. You know what solution you wanna provide start doing it and let us not try to do a full time right now. Let's just do it on the side, less build the platform bill, the audience start go under the conventions in the trade get online line in the weapon. Ares were other people who are sourcing these families. You start here, all the time just use the proximity principle get around people that are doing what you wanna. Do you two places What you want to do is happening. I guess what opportunities are gonna presented. Cells to you. You ve got what it takes its go time don't move more day. Ramsay show common right up

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whether so here's what we're doing I focused on helping people, get clear the giant question that we all Russell worth. Why am I here? What should I do with my life? So I can help you get clear: give qualified get connected, get started, give promoted, get the dream job. Why to be able to work with tremendous meaning, giving yourself away working like no one else triple eight eight to five five two to five is the number eight hundred and eighty eight eight hundred and twenty five five thousand two hundred and twenty five go to Corey Next who's. On the line in Florida Corry, how can I help on behalf of my younger brother, so he recently created it from a military academy back in may harm decided to take his final summarised civilian off to go back home or on the beach user paramedic on the beach. For the summer time,

instead then used? entering the military back in January and never did so he's gonna hit like installing point, I guess in his life and I'm not really certain I've been trying to motivate and they get back into that place where he can, you know, feel entering you, know, drought and getting cold feet or not, but he's getting all these like mixed emotions, thinking about going back to school again, which is very silly from my perspective. But he's carrying a lot of student debt from its first school and key is collecting unemployment rate now, which is pretty Phyllis It has been a really really weird situation. Well, call them start by saying I think, you're really good dude and I really think you're good brother, but you're not being a very good, encourage right now. The last thing, your brothers. He your little brother running genes is younger. Yeah yeah

the last thing. Your little brother needs is big brother tell him. He needs to go into the military and stop worrying about all the things he's afraid of a smaller eat. What he needs. A big brother that comes alongside Evans's, hey man, hey little Bro Skinner, be ok, let's get clear just slow life down for second, and let's look at why you are hesitant to go in the military. Why don't you just asking? and let him lay out there then. I would also ask him why she think about going back to school These answers was given to a place where he's comparable have a conversation with you and then by all hold on all right ahead and is prepared to do things together? Actually, his hesitation to enter is because he's under the impression that if he goes in fluid in a foreign language, in his case, you want the learned, spanish fluently battle,

even better placement in jobs once he does enter the military and that's what you want to go back to school for is the learned Spanish fluently I'll catch. You telling me is where I was going is I want to know what little brother really would want to do with his life if there were no hurdles at all as he had. Conversation with you as he has. You always want to be in the military really want to be in the military and he was to be in spanish speaking roles because as a love of of hispanic world. Spend a community of Gimme A why here, which is why you want to be a clear servers. Member, that's for sure, ok, great, always want end of the year, We want to enter the military that the reason why you went to a military academy in August. It experience was that you coming out of the cabin you without the without skills. I guess that would better place. Him then

average person who just like, unless our eyes in ample so you're, telling me that the reason he hasn't realistic or jumped back is because he doesn't Filippi, has the skills and if he jumps and now it is the weight of his time, because he doesn't think he's qualified enough to get something that will be worth doing is at what I'm getting. Maybe not Mozilla be wasted time, but that the military than placed him in something that's not satisfying to him that it will be almost onto filling in miserable. That's a wasted time. Ok, so we're saying to say they are so here's the deal I the keys worried about school, Carson him too much, and I just don't think he needs to go to for your college to become flew in spanish effect. I could think of us of a bunch of ways and he can go research it, but if he wants to be fluent in language, whether we spanish or any other language. He does not have to go to a traditional college, to learn that that information is available. Hola cheaper he could do it on his time. So I'd say: hey, hey

I tell you if I were you I'd find three or four or five different programmes giving the different price seen at Sharm how easy it is and how its doable and he could actually get that qualification of being, will speak a different language, and he can get it this amount of time, which means you know he needs. A clear path forward. Oh wait! A second! I don't have to go back to oh and totally radically changed my life. I can go this online or in person at this place this poisonous, whether they once I've got that qualification. Then I reapply and now I'm more qualified or much more attractive, Canada. That's all you need to encourage him to do there. Listen when you're, a family member. This tough rail, of course heart, but you What show much for your family member to see the tinsel or to experienced momentum or experienced the victory that you see for them, but in wanting to help them sometimes in pushing them and pushing and pushing them if they

realized the clear path if they don't see that their fear. Not reality, then it just gonna create tension So the better role is not to be the pusher net situation. The role is to almost be the helpful guide and hope. MR, let him get it all out. Let's get out, what's really hold them back and then killed them walk through how to defeat that enemy and it's gonna come down to three things, fear doubt and pride. Every time Let's go to ask your next to is on the line in Arizona Oscar. How can I help you, sir? Thank you for taking my comp glaciated sure. What's going on, I Behavior help their. I work with you to our hooked on drugs, and I currently burnt out? I'm trying, to find my way out of this career, but I invested so much time and

an energy and it's my passion, but at the same time as I feel like it, Allocating ionosphere massacre. Ask like a great news for you. I know you feel burned out. I don't question for second, that you have the feeling of being burned out, but I guess news you're not actually burned out your daily. We build up on the heart now, Oscar five five causes of build up and let's see if experiencing all five or a few, the five number one is no connection to the work. That's not your deal. You told our entire aldys your passionate about this work. So it's not a lack of connection and heart with the actual job. RO, the second cause is you're overwhelmed. You feel like the moment. You pull in the parking lot that you're absolutely about to drown. The third cause is, is that you are Your appreciated you just you just don't feel like anybody appreciate! U K

The other thing is is that you are unrecognised then there's no reward in the work. You can't see it you're working really hard. You don't feel like that's happening in the fifth cause of Verona. Huskies we build up. Is that you're just bored, so we what do you think it is because I know you got a couple goin on? Yes, I feel I have a couple so tell me. What's a lousy new to feel that way tell us identify it specifically. I do feel very overwhelmed, also being in my journey through the baby steps and I did beloved other ways of income to the times in which a question, if I choose, should I just focus on those other areas that nothing should write job, not necessarily again what, if I removed your workload, ok, you know you're overwhelmed if we were to remove what is causing

feel and be overwhelmed. Would you even because, You're right now, would you be feeling like hey? I mean if I'm doing I'm doing it are not overwhelmed and I don't feel like I'm just about over he every second the day. Do I still of the work yes or no. The answer will be ass. Yes, oh here's. The deal keep doing stuff on the side. That makes more money. That's all positive, for you but I deal with this call all the time when we can call Machu, we gotta figure out, what's causing us to feel, the symptoms of burnt out realise its build up on the heart and when we can remove the build up the heart, still there being passionately. I can feel my our right you're right now, the studio. If I put a bunch of blankets, coach? All I know my heart is there, but it is so, Covered by all the layers I can feel it burned out doesn't exist if you're alive, you're, not you're, just doing

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Welcome back America, get call me crazy. Personality hosted, can call mature on the Ramses network and author of the best selling, both the proximity principle we're taking your calls about work, matters, your dream job. Is it a fantasy or is it attainable answer is absolutely one hundred percent It is attainable, but you ve gotta be clear and then you gotta get qualified. Then you get connected and then you get started then you'll get her. And then you eventually step into the dream job, why? Why do we talk about this? Commodore! Why am I doing an hour on this on the day raves you show, because I believe at every man and woman on this planet was created to fill a unique role? That means that you are needed. It also means that you must do it

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about it being there until my retire but you're. Ok without anyone trying not to make a choice of fear. Stay with the company Odin leave, but I need couldn t. I start what that process. Ok, let's walk through its. You know what it is wasted. This is just good old fashioned pro. Cons? Okay. So what you're telling me is is that financially, if you take, if you take the separation package, that that number and the number, if you stay and we're gonna call it short too near term you're, not sure it's going to be around long term, so you're saying in the short term, the money is about the same, so there's no clear advantage pro or con to taking this separation package versus stain package allows me a golden parachute. Shall we call it which would give me a year

or even more to find another position. I only ask a question their cause. That's where I was going. Can you also take this package, this golden parachute and our working right away as our limitations to the kind of separation, could be as soon as a month from now or as late as a year and a half or two you boy, determine until we agreed. Ok, ok, you broke up. So I didn't hear your answer. Your phone cutaway are their limitations you take the gold parachute and apply for a job the next day, yeah. Ok, so let me just explain something: your voluntary separation package is a much better financial deal. You don't have to sit on the sidelines for a year now. I understand what that means. You got a year to make a decision, but this is the perfect scenario, because you don't think it's gonna, be there long term anyway. How long do you think you could stay in this current position before it became a

worst separation anywhere from two to five years. Yadda like that at all. What I love is you getting paid to go, find another gig and now we're gonna it we're gonna get strategic We're gonna look about what we really want to do and why you really want to do it and you get paid and you don't even have to touch much of that money at all. If any, that's what I like driving, you should go question where would you go to Morrow LISA if there was no risk? I guarantee you that you'd be successful. You could not fail. And you didn't have to decide on over the next ten years but short term, it was an absolute win. What would you do tomorrow? I would I would go with. There is no fear. My fear comes in that I have a high school education hold on hold on. You did LISA Lisa I get the hosting. They ran to show this hour, not use it. You don't get to change the terms of the question. I know

you're afraid I'm going to deal with your fear and a second I'm on your side. What would you you tomorrow, no fear what would you do leave? No, I that what would you leave to LISA? Let me frame. It. You don't even recently, last time now you gotta, listen to me. Here's the deal LISA, I give you a gig tomorrow using you do best doing something. You really love. It creates a result. You really like. I guarantee you, U Wilma fail, even if it's something new that you ve always one always wondered about. You can't fail and you're gonna love it. What would you do tomorrow is to say it? I don't know, that's not true. You would try something I know you would. You have wondered youth about where I think I'd like to try this or would do is what would you try love what I do now, which is very welcome and Kay

and I work in a network operation centre. What do you love about it? Tell me tell me what you love about it. I loan research. I love responsibility. I love the challenge of working with multiple technologies, multiple smart abilities so we have. The answer to the big question I put to you is: and I do something pretty darn similar to what I'm doing right now. That's the answer I like what I do our duty be similar. That's usually so here's what you have to do right in this moment. You have to have a mindset, I know that I can replicate pretty darn close to what I do now. There are multiple companies in the hottest job economy in the history. The United States are now more power

all right now, if you re more jobs available than there are people who are unemployed, you have something to offer. You got a lot of experience and you got a lot of skill and LISA. You know what work you like you just described without even thinking about it, sought after what you locked up about, let's go find that let's go find that where's all those rules where, where that work exist in my area because I'm already qualified. I know I like it and let's get yourself out there, let step into that. Don't even though you think twice about it. The only EU are afraid of right. Now is you're afraid of the unknown you bit in this position a long time and so you have little thought Bompard in your head all the time going out on a five guy what it takes. Maybe it's too late for me actually switch careers. I don't know

to do this that none of you really clear you know what you want to do is go to their use. Your web of connections got tons of relationships out there. Let's see you do that Marcus rights in on Facebook, I mean have you for my dream job the catches at its almost two hours in a commute, moving, isn't an option because my wife would have along come. You should I just give up this dream job yeah. They give answered your question here. It's not giving up the dream job you're, giving up this particular opportunity, there's more than one opportunity this more than

on way to truly be in your dream job, it's more about, listen, listen, folk to the formula I use what I do best talent to do what I love most, that's passion to create results. That matter most to me, that's mission, talent, plus passion plus mission. Is the sweet spot? That's what we're looking for their multiple jobs and career that will allow you to achieve that. It's not worth it to our commute cuz! It's it's going to cause a problem for the family, so the Good NEWS is: let's look at what we were considering here and it's attractive. Every area, except for the commute to go, find that closer or let's decide to move it's all about sesson what you need to do, what is best for you? When is it best for you to do it not just one shot, not giving up on anyting you're, making the right? more of your calls coming up? I can call the sedated for they Ramsay. This is that they re in future

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Of two to five. The number back to the funds we go. Lorry joins us in Kansas Lorry. How could I know I can I am, I Gunnar Rio. I live in the dream what's goin on, I am a better education teacher. Am I've been teaching for eighteen years? I am, I think, when I initially started. I am, I wasn't sure exactly what am I to go into in and I feel like I've struggled first, initially with confidence and then just to feel confident in the job and I've changed as our thinking positions on several different times. Just to try and see, if you know, will be a better fate, but I just as that lake but teaching

Education is a very stressful, demanding job and I I I've tried to leave teaching and go into other different parts of education, but I feel, like I've, still got a lot to find job that fit my personality in and my skills, and so I did it with Canada is looking for the stiff. They just in their areas. There is something to do this to get me out of specialised king. I guess you'll. Let me ask you mentioned your skills. If I talk to everybody that knows, you really well, and I said, tell me what lorry does better than anything else. What were they tell me? What do you do best? I feel like. I do. Ask you a lot of brainstorming and problem solving, just because I'm from credit to

a lot of situation that you know it's a lot of unknown harm, and so I have to go like I'll be on the fly, and sometimes I like that, but sometimes I like having a routine And second, knowing what to what you love, I want to know what you do best, so I wrote down creative problem solver. What else do you do really really? Well, I like that writing there were girls. I believe I've always like writing. I feel, like has been like a strength of mind,. Yeah it absolutely husbands, verbal skills, cause you're, also good communicator in the classroom. So we don't get verbal skills, creative problem, solving, that's a really good start. Basically overdoing round headline we're havin fun, worry him right. Because you have complex problems at all? I want you to be confident in what you know. You do well, listen. We ve all got stuff. We do awful. I mean I've got

Milosevic that makes merely better Laurie. I promise you my what I do best is way shore than what I do awful it doesn't make. You feel better what lorry litter nobody pay me to be awful cares what I do awful now, let's move over what work. Do you really love think of a task of functional role that you ve always will about our! You know when you think about this. Your hearts gets a little bit. It beetle, faster when you're in the middle of a time seems to disappear, and it creates a result that you really care about. What are we talking about? Their tell me, I'm Sir? That's not true! You ve always wondered about something if you ve never done it, you at least one or two What would you do tomorrow, lorry by guaranteed I take my, can Coleman show a pencil and I go poof and you're there and you can. Fail- and you know you'll enjoy and the added bonus you don't have to The next thirty relied three years, your life to it. It's just a big work adventure. We What would you do or say it I've

We need a lot towards colored university type areas, but then I'm decide not sir. I actually I I did my phd like a year and a half ago, but then no pressure. If it's the right thing to do, I just started a just cause. I thought it might be useful Am I going to go lunch so you can yourself you're talking your heart. Your head right now is trying to turn your heart off. They were so close. We're going right back, I'm not letting you off the hook, Your brain is come up with all the reasons why you can't do and pursue what your hearts telling you it wants to. Do. You already gave me a clue. You loved me in the college University space. What would you do? on a college, universally campus, if you knew you couldn't fail and you you'd love! It just take a stab lorry. It's right. There say it either relate teaching her legs supervising life,

teeters, absolute bans or guess what? What if I told you that you're doing the right thing in the wrong place? What if I told you using those verbal skills, the ability to creatively problem solve on behalf of students? What, if I told you you are doing that, but the special education sectors, not for you, that's a unique place that takes a person and it doesn't make you a bad person for saying it's not the right place, I'm doing the right thing, but I'm not the right place. What if you are supposed to be that instructor uses verbal skills and your help in a different type of student in a different place? Has ever you gotta get or theirs? They learn that not confident, there's the not confident lorry yeah we had loved to teach and guide and instruct and mentor students or who are on purpose in it. That next stage of my right or my role,

Sometimes I just feel, like my express those skills, are not always good. As far as like talking in front of people just kiss, I get wait a second third easily. Would you rather be in eight one too many a one to one environment when probably more when the wind, accurate, okay. So here's the deal, you're, not gonna, get it in this moment, but what we ve created is the process for you. This is the new mindset you ve gotta, have. What do I do best? I'm gonna use what I do best to do it. I love to create a result as matters to me. We know where you to be in you just a debt if I'd one area doesn't have to be a college university. But what does that role? You would love to fill every day and you really really close, which I want you to spend some time with the following: PETE

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