038: Keeping your eyes on the prize with Tammy Gooler Loeb
In her 20 years as a career and executive coach, facilitator and speaker, Tammy Gooler Loeb has inspired people to love their work. She deeply believes that people owe it to themselves to be happy at work and that everyone can be a leader regardless of their role within an organization. Her practice focuses on career and executive coaching, workplace communication, leadership, and team development in a wide range of sectors and industries. Her podcast, Work From The Inside Out, showcases the stories and practical lessons from people who have found satisfying and meaningful work. Tammy walks us through an early career transition while in her 20s and how she persisted patiently in pursuit of work she loved. Join us this week as we discuss:
- Don’t just get a job, get a life
- I had a path
- Make it work as long as I could
- Where does the money come from?
- I needed to process something
- It was what it was
- Dot Com didn’t exist
- Call that a leap of faith
- It checks off most of the boxes
- Parking your ego
- Listening to the inside
- It’s an active patience
Contact Tammy
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/TammyGoolerLoebCoachin/ https://www.facebook.com/TammyGL
Instagram:goolerloeb
Twitter:@tammygoolerloeb
Website:https://tammygoolerloeb.com/
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