42 | Isabelle Peyrichoux | Do What You Love: From Career Counseling to Career Reinvention

How did you choose your current career path? For some of us, our career path is dictated by trends, listings of in-demand jobs. For others, it's determined by the level of financial compensation a career path offers. Whatever the reason, far too many of us pursue career paths that leave us feeling unfulfilled and uninspired. In today's episode of The Greatness Machine, Darius talks to Isabelle Peyrichoux, career reinvention coach and founder of Brilliant Seeds. She's helped hundreds of people leave jobs they hated to find careers they love. Isabelle is no stranger to career reinvention herself, having gained two Master's degrees, a 2-year certificate in Psychotherapy, and certification as a Professional Co-active Coach through the Coaches Training Institute (CTI). You'll discover how career reinvention goes beyond traditional career counseling to help people find careers they truly love. You'll learn strategies for navigating the unknown, as well as the importance of focusing on work that allows you to express yourself and make a positive impact on the world. You'll also discover tips for overcoming the inevitable societal pressure that many of us face to choose jobs that pay well, or that are popular, despite the fact that we may not even like the field. Join Darius and Isabelle for a fascinating conversation about the importance of finding a career you love, rather than a job that simply pays the bills. Enjoy! What You’ll Learn in this Show: The process of career reinvention and how Isabelle's process differs from traditional career counseling. Navigating the unknown, and focusing on work that allows you to make a difference in the world Tips for overcoming societal pressure to enter careers that pay well, but that don't inspire you. And so much more... Resources: Brilliant Seeds The Real Darius Facebook Instagram YouTube Twitter LinkedIn This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy