EP 110 | What they Don’t Teach you in Design School with Sarah Vermunt

April 29, 2019

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Although we learned a lot in design school, many of us felt unprepared to run a business. It’s never too late to reengineer your business into what it might have been on day one.

In this episode we learn:

  • there are 2 ways to navigate your career
  • why clarity must come before strategy
  • how boundaries are only part of the solution to overwhelm
  • questions to consider before starting your business (or as soon as you hear this podcast)
  • should you start with a side hustle or go all in

 

Take Aways

Strength’s Finder

 

Contest

Tell Us: What’s the most important lesson you’ve learned that you wish they taught you in design school?

Congratulations to our winners!

Tania Bell from Victoria, Australia

Michelle Fleischhacker from Alberta, Canada

Sarah Vermunt is the founder of Careergasm and the author of Careergasm and Career Rookie. She helps people figure out what the heck they want so they can quit jobs they hate and do work that FEELS GOOD. Her work has been featured at Forbes, Fortune, Inc., Entrepreneur, Fast Company, and lots of other cool places. She lives in Toronto and online at Careergasm.com.

www.careergasm.com

Careergasm: Find Your Way To Feel-Good Work

Career Rookie: A Get-It-Together Guide for Grads, Students & Career

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