Artie Gately, Escape Corporate Hell @_EscapeCorpHell

Helping young professionals with attention and focus issues to ignite motivation, clarifying vision, and helping break free from corporate hell. Joined January 2024

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Artie Gately, Escape Corporate Hell @_EscapeCorpHell

2 years ago

Engage with thoughts and communities outside your usual circle. It can be the breath of fresh air your ambitions need.

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2 years ago

True security lies in adaptability, resilience, and the courage to pursue what genuinely matters to you.

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Artie Gately, Escape Corporate Hell @_EscapeCorpHell

2 years ago

Corporate jobs often promise stability, but this perceived security can be illusory. It subtly discourages risk-taking and fosters a fear of stepping into the unknown, where true growth happens.

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2 years ago

Corporate success is often measured in titles and financial gains, overshadowing personal development and mental well-being.

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2 years ago

The predictability of 9-to-5 life creates a comfort zone that's hard to leave. We get used to the rhythm, and the thought of breaking away seems more daunting than the dissatisfaction we feel.

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Artie Gately, Escape Corporate Hell @_EscapeCorpHell

2 years ago

For individuals with ADHD, the traditional work environment can be particularly challenging. Rigid schedules, prolonged focus on single tasks, and a structured, often monotonous workflow can exacerbate the symptoms of ADHD, leading to increased discontent and stress.

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2 years ago

It's normal to feel a bit of Sunday night blues, but if the thought of going to work fills you with dread, it's worth exploring why.

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2 years ago

If you're not being challenged or learning anything new, it can lead to stagnation. A fulfilling career should involve growth, development, and new challenges.

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Artie Gately, Escape Corporate Hell @_EscapeCorpHell

2 years ago

Do you find it hard to get excited about your work? When passion fades, and your job feels more like a chore than a choice, it's a strong indicator that your career may not be fulfilling you.

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Artie Gately, Escape Corporate Hell @_EscapeCorpHell

2 years ago

In a field dominated by a certain approach and demographic, being the outlier isn't just a challenge – it's an asset.

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2 years ago

Making the leap to a more fulfilling career is rarely easy, but it's often worth it. As someone who took that leap and found deeper satisfaction in helping others, I can attest to the life-changing impact such a decision can have.

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Artie Gately, Escape Corporate Hell @_EscapeCorpHell

2 years ago

Often, our gut feeling guides us towards what we truly desire. Trusting these instincts can be the nudge we need to move forward.

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2 years ago

Understand the risks, but also consider the potential rewards - personal satisfaction, a sense of purpose, and the joy of doing something you love.

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Artie Gately, Escape Corporate Hell @_EscapeCorpHell

2 years ago

What if we reframe fear not as a stop sign but as a signpost, pointing us towards growth? Embracing this mindset can transform fear from an obstacle to a motivator.

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Artie Gately, Escape Corporate Hell @_EscapeCorpHell

2 years ago

You don't have to leap blindly. Start with small steps: research your desired field, take up relevant courses, or engage in part-time work or volunteering in your area of interest.

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Artie Gately, Escape Corporate Hell @_EscapeCorpHell

2 years ago

The gap between where you are and where you want to be can seem daunting. But every journey begins with a single step.

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Artie Gately, Escape Corporate Hell @_EscapeCorpHell

2 years ago

Often, we stay in unfulfilling jobs due to fear. Fear of the unknown, fear of failure, or even fear of what success might bring. The comfort zone, while safe, can be the biggest barrier to personal and professional growth.

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Artie Gately, Escape Corporate Hell @_EscapeCorpHell

2 years ago

Sometimes, what we're working towards isn't what truly resonates with our core values. The dissonance between our actions and our true selves can lead to a sense of emptiness.

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Artie Gately, Escape Corporate Hell @_EscapeCorpHell

2 years ago

Consider what success means to you beyond conventional metrics. Does it include personal happiness, work-life balance, or making a difference?

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Artie Gately, Escape Corporate Hell @_EscapeCorpHell

2 years ago

We chase success, believing it'll bring fulfillment. But upon reaching these heights, many realize that titles and accolades don't necessarily equate to personal satisfaction.