"I Feel Behind in My Career. Help!"
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I'm Nicole Lappin, the only financial expert you don't need a dictionary to understand. It's time for some money rehab. As you probably know, I also co-host a career advice podcast with the Entrepreneur Magazine editor-in-chief, Jason Pfeiffer, called Help Wanted. This week, while I'm out on mat leave, I'm sharing some of the episodes of Help Wanted that I think will be especially valuable for you, my dear money rehabbers. This episode is all about what to do when you feel stuck in your career, and it starts with someone from Jason's past. Here's the episode.
This is Help Wanted, the show that tackles all the big work questions you cannot ask anyone else. I'm Jason Pfeiffer, editor-in-chief of Entrepreneur Magazine.
And I'm New York Times bestselling author and money expert, Nicole Lapid.
The helpline is open. Nicole, do you stalk any of your former colleagues? Like stalk, stalk? Not in a illegal way, but you know, you pay attention to them on social. They don't know that you know what they've been up to for the last 20 years.
Yeah, I mean, not like in a weird way. I also try to limit social media time. And I do generally think comparison is the thief of joy. But yeah, for sure. Especially when you feel like you're in shitty places. Then I go like check on my ex-boyfriends and their like wives. We've all gone in the rabbit holes of people from yesteryear.
Yeah. And I think that what you just said there, the comparison is the thief of joy is perfect because that's exactly what can happen is that here you are, you were at the same moment in time as someone else and then paths diverged. And it's so easy to look at what they did and maybe think, oh, did I make the wrong step?
Like sliding doors vibes. Yeah.
Career sliding doors. And that is exactly what we're going to hear today because I got an email recently from a guy that I worked with at my first job 20 years ago, who I have not talked to since. And we're about to talk to him because he feels like he wishes he made some of the decisions that I made.
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