Resignation is the primary symptom of disengagement, both personally and professionally.
Over the next few episodes, we’ll look at the idea of resignation: the acceptance of something undesirable but seemingly inevitable. The good news is: you don’t have to live with that pain.
Typically, resignation is marked by thoughts like, “life hasn’t become _______”, or “if only ______”.
Usually, it’s the result of improper alignment, either internally or externally with your team.
Here’s some advice: Get outside. Often it helps to get out of the mundane, routine operations that pull you away from vision and values.
Ask yourself a few introspective questions: “Where have I moved away from integrity?”, “Where did the train leave the tracks of vision and purpose?”
Lastly, it’s navel-gazing alone can lead to inward spiral. Get a coach to walk you through the process of getting back to passion and purpose.
> Resources mentioned: Employee Retention Checklist
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