ProFAITHsional Favor

Have you ever done a favor for someone and then realized what the person really needs is to improve their skills or increase their capacity? Or perhaps you've asked for a favor when in reality what you actually needed was to improve your skillset and/or increase your capacity.
In this episode we focus on two types of people:

• People given into a disability (John 5:1-9)
• People who increase their capacity (Mark 2:1-12)

In which of the two categories do you WANT to be in? In the disabled or in the able-bodied?

Have you wondered if coaching really works? Or have you thought about or even consider getting a coach? Have you thought about what a coach actually does? Have you stop to think what is the big deal with people that get a coach? If you've asked anyone of those questions then this episode is especially dedicated to you.

Our guest on this episode is Jabari Wright. He is currently a technical recruiter at Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati, OH. We have a three-fold conversation centered around coaching and his experience in developing relationships with coaches. I had the opportunity of coaching him through his job search and writing a resume and we talk about it in this episode.

This episode of the ProFAITHsional Favor podcast delves into empowering listeners on their job search and career transition journeys. The host shares personal anecdotes and professional insights to unveil three secrets to success: keeping faith, becoming self-aware, and fearlessly putting oneself out there. The focus is on overcoming information overload, leveraging experiences, and the importance of presenting oneself effectively through resume transformation and storytelling. Additionally, the episode explores work and life satisfaction, encouraging listeners to pursue their passions and find fulfillment beyond traditional measures of success. Real-life success stories, including the host's journey from engineering to international business and others who have pivoted their careers significantly, are highlighted to inspire and guide listeners towards realizing their job aspirations and achieving a balanced, impactful work life.
00:00 Unlocking the Secrets to a Successful Job Search
00:13 Faith and Professionalism: A Unique Approach to Career Growth
00:34 Three Pillars to Landing Your Dream Job
00:50 Navigating the Job Search Jungle: Overcoming Information Overload
01:41 Identifying and Overcoming Your Job Search Frenemies
03:44 Personal Journey: From Engineer to International Business Professional
06:57 The Power of Coaching: A Personal Transformation Story
17:41 The Three Secrets to Getting Hired Quickly
17:48 Transforming Your Resume: The First Step to Getting Hired
25:10 Mastering the Art of Storytelling in Your Job Search
35:41 Finding Work and Life Satisfaction: It's Possible!
43:58 Wrapping Up: Your Path to a Successful Career
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Have you ever felt like you completely failed? Either at your job, in your responsibilities, with your tasks, or something that you were assigned to do? Or have you ever felt like I am supposed to do this but in reality everything I do or everything I touch seems to be spoiled or turning out wrong? If you ever felt any of these then this episode is especially dedicated to you!
After chasing my dream job for 10 years, I got it. But, in just 6 months I failed to such a degree that I resigned from the position.
If we were to judge by the profiles and pages in social networks, we would say that very few or almost no one experiences failures. People tend to share their successes and they minimize, cover up or hide the low points of life. However, failure does not discriminate against anyone. At some point failure visits all us.
The important thing in our journey through life is to learn from our failures. Or better yet, we should learn to fail. Each failure has an associated lesson attached. If we meditate enough we will realize that failures are often our best teachers. Consequently, it is good and recommended to learn to have a healthy relationship with our mistakes and failures.
In this episode I share my biggest professional failure in order to encourage you. So regardless of your current or past situation, have faith that this too shall pass. The important thing is to get back up again (and again).

What opinions are you holding onto about racism? and what advise are you acting on? Is your bias towards action or staying passive? How likely are you to continue to deepen your understanding of the issue?
The manner George Floyd's death marked a before and after in the fight against racism. Many people acted immediately. Some just did it because it was trendy at the moment. However, we must continuously reflect and examine ourselves whether we are acting based on trends or according to our convictions.
In this episode we explore some of the ways to join the anti-racism movement for justice. But before determining how you can contribute to the fight against racism, there is a question that you must ask yourself. That question is: What is my purpose?
Listen to the episode to learn more about the relationship between our purpose and the effectiveness of our contributions to the cause of justice.