Have you ever thought about trying something new with your career, or making a switchin your current job and then immediately said to yourself: “Oh – but I could never dothat.”The reasons you have are many: Your mortgage (or rent) payment. The economy. Youare worried about your kids. This isn’t a good time. Your current job is not too bad, sowhy rock the boat?You think these thoughts to yourself quickly and then move on…and...

Sometimes you wonder: “Why did he get promoted?” “What was it about me that seems to blendinto the background?” “Why could I be doing differently?” “Why am I stuck?”and... “Why do I sometimes feel like I’m missing something?” We have all felt that way at some point, whether as a lowly intern or a senior principal. The bigsecret that we sometimes forget to share is that no matter where you are in your career, there aretimes...

If you use your vacation time to pretend your job doesn’t exist or to escape from the reality that you are unhappy in your career, you may be suffering from what Christie Mims calls “The Utah Syndrome.” Christie, the founder and CEO of The Revolutionary Club – a career coaching firm and a Forbes Top 100 website for your career – joins LJNRadio to discuss the downfalls of “The Utah Syndrome.” She also gives insight for makin...