How do you obtain your information if you want to learn something? Reading articles, reading blogs and receiving newsletters. I would say I get all those. Learning is such an important part of everything you want to achieve a new skill. I strolled through my email and received a few newsletters, and this was appealing to Larry Cornett, PhD. from his newsletter called “Invincible Career”.
In this week’s article, he wrote “You don’t get hired to sit alone in a basement for years”
This made me think about a new career or even a new job you want to get. This statement is so true that once we are in a position where we do not sit alone for one, we are designed for the future user.
As Larry continues to mention, we will work with your colleagues, managers and other people. Building relationships is therefore crucial for your career and future. In this way, we learn and open doors to other opportunities. Defenfilty, don’t let those moments go by. The encounters you will make and complete your goal.
One thing I learned from Larry and his newsletter is to do the work and network, as you’ve never networked before. You will meet and learn from different people from different sides of the world. Each of us must teach a different lesson. Only don’t miss your own connection or lesson.
So the next time you open this newsletter, don’t delete it because you might miss it. Trust me, you don’t want to. Read as much as possible and learn.
If you want to read more about Larry!
https://newsletter.invinciblecareer.com/
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