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Do you want more from your career than you're getting?
For years Sam Feeney observed the uneasy relationship most people-himself included-had with their jobs. At best, his good days outnumbered the bad; at worst, the bad days prompted an existential crisis. But Sam noticed that not everyone hated their jobs. What made them different? The more he studied both those who were happy at work and those who weren't, the more he realized that everyone he knew was approaching work the wrong way.
In an age of increasing job instability, it's more important than ever to know what motivates you at work and how to find it. Sam Feeney's Career Factors is an engaging fictional story of a person who is no longer happy at work, but who won't settle for being miserable for the rest of his career. Each chapter gives actionable advice-including free assessments and activities-that will help you (re)discover fulfilling work in your current role, or prepare you to change jobs with confidence.
Sam Feeney's Career Factors dispels myths about what it takes to make you happy at work, and empowers you to start enjoying your career no matter where you're working. You'll also get access to resources to help along the way at TheCareerFactors.com.
Don't settle for the norm of being frustrated and bored by a job that doesn't fit who you are! Learn your specific Career Factors combination and unlock career satisfaction today!
About the author
Sam Feeney is a husband and father of five who loves helping others see the world differently so they can get more out of life. While he's been an East Coaster for most of his life, his family moved to Colorado in the fall of 2020 following what they perceived as a call from God. It's the best thing he's ever done...Sam's background is in education as a teacher and school counselor, but he's always been doing something else, whether coaching sports, writing books, or starting businesses. His first glimmer of business interest came when a friend lent him Thomas Sowell's Basic Economics.On a perfect day, Sam starts his morning early with time in the Word and then writing for an hour before making breakfast for his kids. He says, whatever happens after that is gravy. Same loves creating frameworks that challenge traditional ways of thinking and sharing them with others.
