#YourCareer : Feeling Stuck In Your Career? Add These 15 Podcasts To Your List. A MUst REad for All!
One of the most frustrating situations you can face when it comes to your career is feeling stuck, like you’re just spinning your wheels in the mud and getting nowhere. Even if you could free your car from the muck, you wouldn’t know which direction to drive.
Trust me, I get it. I’ve been there before—more than once. So have many of my clients. Some people say that your happiness shouldn’t be tied to the job you do, but I don’t buy it. When so much of our time awake is spent working, why should we settle for jobs that are unfulfilling or that leave us downright miserable? Finding your perfect-fit role takes some deep inner work, like identifying your Genius and Purpose and learning how to apply each to your career. But sometimes you need external inspiration too.
In light of this, I’ve put together this list of 15 fantastic career-focused podcasts. When you get a chance, give one (or more!) a listen. Hopefully they’ll help you see a little more clearly which step you should take next.
1. Abundantly Clear: The Growth Mindset Podcast
Being able to turn difficult situations into opportunities for growth is paramount to being successful and happy at work. By addressing topics such as burnout, business blindspots and effective communication, certified performance coach Malorie Nicole and her guests will help you achieve the growth mindset you need in order to achieve that.
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If you’re unhappy with your job, you need to take action. Don’t just sit around waiting for this situation to fix itself—it won’t. Listening to “Happen To Your Career” will provide you with the tools, roadmaps and inspiration you need to get started on the next leg of your professional journey.
3. Pivot
There’s no doubt about it: Change is hard. Fortunately, podcast host Jenny Blake will show you how to embrace all the pros and cons of pivoting—from facing fear head-on, to overcoming insecurities, to identifying your individual superpowers and knowing how to leverage them. As Blake says, “If change is the only constant, let’s get better at it.”
4. 365 Driven
According to host Tony Whatley—an entrepreneur and business coach also known as the “Side Hustle Millionaire”—happiness and success have four pillars: health, mindset, relationships and wealth. Each interview guest is an expert in one of those cornerstones, and their insights will help you unlock your true potential.
The journey to becoming successful is quite difficult. It doesn’t happen overnight. In fact, it typically includes many roadblocks and struggles. In this show, Lené Green interviews high-achieving women and men who share the challenges they faced and the steps they took to overcome them.
Most of us dread putting together a résumé and going to interviews, but the job search is an inevitable part of breaking out of your rut. There’s good news, though: It doesn’t have to be as painful as you think. In “Career Cloud Radio,” you’ll hear practical and actionable job search tips from a slew of different experts, including resume writers, HR professionals and career coaches.
Believe it or not, deep down inside, you already possess the ability to live your very best life. Of course, that can be hard to access and apply. But “The School of Greatness” can show you how to do it. Host Lewis Howes—entrepreneur, best-selling author and two-time All-American athlete—interviews some of the world’s most successful people about how they got to where they are today.
8. Career Talk: Learn – Grow – Thrive
There are a variety of different issues, both big and small, that you could face in your job. That’s why Stephanie Dennis takes a holistic approach, providing advice on a range of different topics, including prepping for an interview, navigating a tough day on the job and finding a new career path.
Starting something from scratch is no joke, and neither is turning it into something bigger. But the Black female entrepreneurs whom Nicaila Matthews Okome interviews have figured out how to do it, turning their side gigs into profitable businesses. In each story, learn how they accomplished this and hear about actionable strategies so you can follow in their footsteps.
Maybe you feel stuck because your whole company is in a rut. If you work at a service-based organization and you’re a founder, partner, CEO or key executive, then this may be the podcast for you. You’ll learn how to scale your business more smoothly and quickly—and hopefully that growth will give you the excitement and energy you need to feel unstuck.
When you hear the words “cybersecurity” and “technology,” you likely think of computers, coding and the like. But in this podcast, hosts Ron Eddings and Chris Cochran highlight the human element of these fields. But don’t worry—even if your job doesn’t fall into either of these two categories, you’ll still leave each episode feeling galvanized.
(Fun fact: In a very recent episode, I identified Eddings’ and Cochran’s Zones of Genius!)
12. Squiggly Careers
Sarah Ellis and Helen Tupper are the founders of Amazing If, a training and consultancy business that has helped thousands of people find professional happiness. Their podcast aims to do the same by providing practical, actionable advice on how you can make the very best choices for your situation.
You’re not loving your current professional path, but you’re afraid of starting over. That’s completely understandable. But host Marc Miller, who has pivoted his own career six different times over the course of 30 years, wants you to know that it’s more than possible. In “Repurpose Your Career,” he talks to various experts about the best tips and tricks for tackling a major change.
The Good Life Project is all about learning how to live a life that’s fully engaged, fiercely connected and drenched with meaning. You’ll hear inspiring, intimate stories from brilliant minds like Elizabeth Gilbert, Brené Brown, Glennon Doyle, Seth Godin and more. Considering that your job is such a big part of your life, these stories are bound to help you figure out a way you can shake things up—in a good way.
A good routine can completely overhaul how you feel about your job and your life as a whole. Exploring topics such as channeling your attention and embracing gratitude, you’ll learn how to establish everyday practices that will help you achieve optimal performance.
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After an injury prevented Lewis Howes from continuing to play professional football, he became a New York Timesbestselling author and lifestyle entrepreneur—with a podcast aimed at sharing “inspiring stories from the most brilliant business minds, world-class athletes and influential celebrities on the planet to help you find out what makes great people great,” according to 
Ready for a change in your career—a new job, or even a new career path? If so, the Pivot podcast is for you. On the podcast, host Jenny Blake, the author of Pivot: The Only Move That Matters Is Your Next One and former Google career coach, inspires you to find “opportunity in unexpected places through practical tips and tools,” according to the 
The Accidental Creative tackles topics and asks questions we can all relate to: Is it always wrong to copy? What are the common factors of change-makers? Why do we put pressure on ourselves to always be successful? No matter where you are in your career, you will find something on Accidental Creative, hosted by Todd Henry, that will speak directly to you.
We all run into sticky situations at the office. How do we navigate them? Safe for Work has the answer. Hosts Liz Dolan and Rico Gagliano “give advice on everything from how to avoid burnout on the job to how to fake an illness when you’re calling in sick,” according to the 
Side Hustle School is “a daily show for everyone who works a regular job and wants to start an income-earning project on the side,” according to the 
Whether you’re a boss or would simply like to lead your team to success, Lead to Win can help you do that. The podcast provides “actionable insights to help you win at work, succeed at life, and lead with confidence,” according to the 
Calling all freelancers and entrepreneurs! When you work for yourself, a whole unique host of questions and problems can present themselves. But Being Boss can help. With episodes such as “Self-Limiting Beliefs and Goal Setting” and “Build a Community for Your Business,” the podcast and its hosts Emily Thompson and Kathleen Shannon “dig into the mindset, habits, routines, and boundaries that help you make money doing what you love,” the 
“Angie Lee is your hilarious and wicked smart business bestie you’ve always wanted,” 
Manager Tools podcast will help you become a better boss by tackling topics such as how to make a good hire, how to prepare for performance reviews, and even office politics. As the 
Downloaded more than 2,500 times per day, it’s safe to say CareerCloud is a popular career podcast. With guests that range from resume writers, to career coaches and recruiters, and covering topics from resumes to interviewing, job resources, and leveraging social media in your job hunt, there truly is something for every employee and entrepreneur in this podcast.
