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The Psychology of Career Decisions | Sharon Belden Castonguay | TEDxWesleyanU

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Self Reflection is probably the answer to most of our life's complex decision making Comment from : @chaitanyakirti2335

Own your story dont let others to write it that line Comment from : @RoyTate-o5w

Our education system takes 70 of our exploration tym By the time we start to discover, tym collapse with responsibilities Comment from : @vaneejain2300

Its basically like no content talk Comment from : @OncyrX

My passion is making money Comment from : @anotherappointment

Our identity comes from our creator, God He made us for a purpose He gave us unique gifts to achieve that purposebrbrJust like a manufacturer made a vehicle for a purpose Comment from : @martinformato895

My work environment is so toxic that I go out of my way to cost them money Year after year we hear record profits are being made Could we get a bonus or something A pizza party is not a bonus This is just not me it’s all the techs We have to fight and threaten to park our cars to get a fair bump in mileage reimbursement when gas goes up What employers fail to understand is a disgruntled workforce will cost you more than paying them fair Comment from : @kevinjhonson5925

How can I navigate what I really want to do Comment from : @mariamiftikharahmed7419

Analytical but not that much helpful 🙏 Comment from : @asifislam4276

I liked the thing she said that embrace your messed ideàs than to follow the ideas of others Comment from : @shivannagl1878

From my experience and hearing the experiences of others I realized if you don't know what you want to do or are trying to chose from more than one option is to get a general education in college and you'll get an idea of your areas of knowledge, abilities, skills and base them on your passions, desires, interests, and values You want to research schools and find which one best meets your needs You can make a resume with not just your job experience but any volunteering, skills, abilities, accomplishments, personality traits, hobbies, and interests It's also good to prepare for interviews by thinking of possible questions they might ask Comment from : @annettehansen6047

Unfortunately the passion doesn’t pay a sustainable wage Comment from : @IamEvelynEvette

my passion is to earn a live-able wage working <40 hours a week and be respected by my colleagues Comment from : @alexandersage967

Know yourself before making decisions We unconsciously forget that personal characteristics etc also play a part on this, not just interest To succeed you need to know your every aspect about yourself and pick out a career based on it Not just going for it without a consciously made decision 😢 Comment from : @science1004

🎯 Key points for quick navigation:brbr00:00 b🏃‍♂️ The speaker introduces the concept of personal identities and their impact on professional identities/bbr- Personal identities can significantly influence professional identitiesbr- The speaker reflects on the importance of identities in career decisions and their emotional significancebr01:30 b💼 The history of career counseling and its evolution is discussed/bbr- The historical background of career counseling is outlined, from the first vocational bureaus to modern-day practicesbr- Emphasis is placed on the shifting focus from external factors to internal motivations in career counselingbr05:33 b🤔 The concept of passion-driven career decisions is questioned, and alternative frameworks are proposed/bbr- Criticism of the notion that passion should dictate career decisions is presentedbr- The speaker introduces the idea of applying design thinking to career decision-making and discusses its implicationsbr07:26 b💡 The influence of unconscious biases and societal pressures on career decisions is explored/bbr- Career decisions are often influenced by unconscious biases and societal expectationsbr- The importance of self-awareness in mitigating these influences and making informed career choices is highlightedbr10:16 b🔄 The dynamic nature of personal identities and career narratives/bbrbrMade with HARPA AI Comment from : @mihirkorgaokar9531

How to find a passion ! What if a person dont know what they love to do😢😢 Comment from : @BLharmony514

i understood nothing please can anyone explain briefly !!! Comment from : @VivekKumar-ec3vc

Great point that most people don't take the time to figure out who they are before making a decision of what they want to be Unfortunately I see this quite a bit with those I coach Comment from : @TitanCoach

what is SES? Socio-Economic Status? Comment from : @romazottiromazotti8410

Thanks for your advice😊 Comment from : @Joecho7777

i never been at plaza i only saw the enterprise from the machine it's not a dream until i know how are the conditions to be part participants to this form lessons Comment from : @msc4en9qu7m

ambitions to help others maybe is the best therapy but if this is a low point to be discriminate causes sometimes dispoints in ours movement so you are the inspiration to come on to learn from the first from the start good bless you in every area Comment from : @msc4en9qu7m

very informative video Comment from : @AngelMariya-hk1ge

Thank you very much for this inspirational talk, graduated last year and landed on a job , but last month I chose to quit for the well known “lack of passion/not for me” reason, the job wasn’t directly related to my major and for what I know, most of my friends went to phds , which is the popular option…… I should be booking appointments for career / mental health consultations … Sometimes It’s just really hard to figure things out myself , no matter how rational you think you are… often you’re not Comment from : @JMKudos

Most people's passion is also influenced Status and money does influence us but we should be able to control them and not let them control us What people require is fulfilment Comment from : @WA_YT

My problem is that my decision of future career isn't social I don't have any friends, my parents don't care who am as long as I'm happy and I don't have any biases Heck, I would love to wash the floor for the rest of my life if it was paid well But it's notbrAnd there's nothing I'm good at that I'm passionate about I love math, but I struggle with basic examples like subtraction or division (dunno why, I guess I'm just a dummy) I love drawing, but I can't draw, I made zero progress over the years despite me being mesmerized by the process I love studying, but there's no such professionbrAnd I'm really good at learning languages But I will never make it into job, because there's nothing more easy and boring for me than translating I'd rather go and tinker with my equationsbrbrAnd so, I think I've been cursed Comment from : @mauersegler

I agree somewhat brIn healthcare we all develop tough skin and become a little tougher Comment from : @lilamontoya5609

You’ll always be never content There’s a huge gap between those ppl with money and those without 😢 Comment from : @Racio00

Thank you! Comment from : @navneetyadav3941

The wisdom in this content is remarkably profound A book with akin insights fostered a major shift in my approach to life "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint Comment from : @Matthew8473

I have to say that I did not find this very insightful Comment from : @joachimmorrens1179

Own your story, don't let others write it for you - stans out Comment from : @ZubairPasha-r3w

Wasted so much in working for something that i don't wanna do I am 26 now and it's been 4 years since i graduated and 2 years since i left my first job and started preparing for competitive exams Still not able to figure out what i wanna do Me being unemployed is putting lot of stress on my parents too And it scares me that i will never be bale to find what i actually wanna do Comment from : @Abhishekyadav-kb3wq

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:brbr00:00 🏃‍♀ Introduction brSpeaker introduces giving up running and the importance of personal identities br01:01 💼 Personal Identities' Impact brPersonal identities affect professional identities brGallup stats show global work disengagement brHistorical career influences: gender, class, location brCareer counseling emergence during the Industrial Revolution br03:20 🤖 Passion vs Pragmatism brPursuing passion vs job uncertainty brChallenges for business students br05:47 🎨 Design Thinking for Careers brUsing Design Thinking in career decisions brNeed to explore multiple paths brSelf-awareness is crucial br07:26 💭 Unconscious Biases brRole of unconscious biases in career choices brInfluence of family, peers, culture brImpact of personal identities br10:16 📝 Career Identity Narrative brCareer identity as a complex personal narrative brEncouraging self-understanding and questioning career scriptsbrbrMade with HARPA AI (FYI) Comment from : @teencoachlevi

Spot on My research suggests not only career choices but studies in school are decided by subconscious Your presentation is excellent Comment from : @christopherjskinner

Wow that was a whole lot of nothing! Comment from : @phantomprism7659

This was absolutely useless Comment from : @leekastle8890

bahahahahhhahahaha my career passion is computer science and i am still thinking about it till now i choose it as my career and been cackling bout it Comment from : @angelmichaela5807

"We must decide what manner of men we wish to be and what calling in life we would follow; and this is the most difficult problem in the world" - That stuck Comment from : @Koilosarx

“Education is cheap; experience is expensive”- Robert Kiyosaki Comment from : @KiyosakiSays

Watching that gave me a flash questioning why I see myself the way I see myself and as I lift from the still image that i see myself as, who is it that I could become? This was good Comment from : @fido9745

This is completely useless 10 min i watched Comment from : @theuknown2822

Any decision you make in regards to your career is personal The way you make money is serious business Hope everyone watching this video is doing something they love for a living Comment from : @PinkYellowGreen2023

8:30 explains everything Comment from : @abdullahabdalhakeem6834

I have no idea what to do I’ve been trying to decide what career path to follow for the past 2-3 years and I’m literally stuck I’m 24 living at home making enough money to pay rent but that’s it, I feel like I’ve just been waiting and constantly researching careers and trying to figure out what type of person I am but it’s not clear yet I don’t want to start something until I know that there’s a good chance it’ll be for me I feel like there’s choice anxiety because of all of the options there are out there I don’t want to pick something just to find that it’s not for me Debating on hiring a career counselor now 😅 Comment from : @jasminecontreras7341

The problem with me is that i am low confident and fearful and despite want to be successful, my friends, collegues and senior are way confident about my potential rather than myself, that i would reach to greater extent and become successful So, i want to be more confident and still wanna be successful and wanna have last try of my life so inorder to prove my self that i am way more than the worth and become confident Comment from : @NAVEENKUMAR-so7tj

Our problem is that the cost of living takes priority over the cost of pursuing our "passions" in life Comment from : @californiacoast7021

This is all assuming you want your career to be your life Comment from : @CaptainMcTubeSnoot

"Dead white guy"? College liberal Stockholm Syndrome Comment from : @Macht5

I'm confused i don't know what my passion what i wanna be i analyse and think alot i take help from other i listen and watch many videos but those didn't work for me that's why i decided to what i see in front of me i do it with my 100 with those i work on my some skills like communications english language public speaking like more and when i find correct for me or engage in multiple sources or works or profession What you think i'm correct??i do right ✅?? Comment from : @Brainfulbloom

I've been feeling stuck in my career and this video gave me some great ideas on how to take my skills to the next level but with the help of @TheBritishSchoolOfExcellence you also growing in your career and life also Thank you! 🙂💯👍 Comment from : @philipsykes70

9:45 Comment from : @yo646

This is the first time i watched a ted talk video without using much subtitles but also had to go back again and again to get the meaning clearly but i am happy to see me understanding the foreign accent 🎉🎉 Comment from : @aryamodanwal5666

Own your story and don't let others write it for you Comment from : @shadeekamendez1743

Very informative Comment from : @Owcareers

@OWCareers Comment from : @adnanahmad4863

Thanks for this amazing information !! If you don't find a means of multiplying money, you will wake up one day to realize that the money you thought you had, has finished Investment is key, I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life Comment from : @lailaalfaddil7389

Going for MBA because of not liking their first jobs after college Just call out management consultants Lol My current escape plan Comment from : @isabellaanwan9177

I've been struggling for yrs now, finding it difficult to know who I am, what I'm made of n what I wanna do😞😞 Comment from : @isiomaejime5989

Massively boring for a Ted Talk Comment from : @redsoxexpat

14/03/2023 brThe Psychology of Career Decisions | Sharon Belden Castonguay br87 persen karyawan tidak senang dengan pekerjaannya, hal ini bisa disebabkan oleh lingkungan ataupun gajinya Jadi ceritanya tuh bagaimana orang memilih karier yang dia inginkan, dan mereka tidak memikirkan kemampuan apa yang mereka miiki untuk memilih apa yang akan mereka lakukan kedepannya, oleh karena itu kita perlu memikirkan diri kita lebih dulu dalam memilih karier yang diinginkan dan apakah sesuai dengan kemampuan kita, kita harus memutuskan apa yang menjadi manner of men, kita berharap jadi apa dan aoa yang ada dalam hidup yang perlu kita ikuti, dan ini adalah sesuatu hal masalah yang rumit di dunia, oleh karena itu kita perlu memutuskan karier untuk diri kita Sekian dan terima kasih Comment from : @muhammaddedi4126

After one minute of listening to someone pronounce "identity" in that annoyingly slurred American way, without any "t"s I couldn't take it any more Comment from : @DuncanEduardo

Great talk! Self awareness is important to make better career choices It is who you want to be that should guide your decision br brDeciding what manner of person we wish to be is truly a daily self discovery journey I think we all need to embark on Thank you so much for this insightful presentation 🤗 Comment from : @everettmcgee7129

Excuse me, you have a woman?!😕 Comment from : @sanurahmarshall3103

She lost me when it became obvious that identity politics were a part of her "research" Comment from : @jeremylindemann5117

Good norning Comment from : @kingroji640

Ppl aren't going to enjoy worknoone enjoyed factories, farming,etc they did it to survive,now we have somechoicesandppl think that means be happy There's only so many jobs that are fun or interesting or fulfillingand those are filled Comment from : @underwaterone

American society has created a highly dysfunctional career framework, by pushing the myth that college is worthwhile for its own sake and that it is always superior to the alternatives Thankfully that's changing, at least in my area Comment from : @furthereast6775

Calling all jobseekers, we are hiring Register with Reesby Recruitment or contact our careers team Comment from : @Reesby-com-au

We must be aware of the different options available and try each of what we think suits us one by one We should not held biases which are influenced by family, friends, society, culture, relegion etc Comment from : @Dilwarda

I was a career counselor and a social worker, a teacher's assistant, and now a writerbrI never made a lot of money, and I never will But at least I like what I do Comment from : @cindyhalpern3187

Professional orientation should be a subject at school as mathematics and chemistry are We should start our journey of looking what we like and want do all our life as early as possible Comment from : @MaruskaStarshaya

6 jan 23 Comment from : @theabdullahnouman

Thank you Comment from : @tejaslamsoge4437

I'm 16 and in 5 months i'll finish school but I don't have any ideas what career should I choose 🙃 Comment from : @Анна-ф6и2ж

Great Advise🤗🤗 Comment from : @Queen-neh80

Like Comment from : @hungnguyenvu5734

Excelente orientação! Comment from : @janebeatriz261

May I ask which jobs are most stable for middle age man who find difficulties to adapt to new skills please? Comment from : @liberalstudiesmaterials899

Folks, Get some software engineer jobs directly from company brNo Fraud, No Scam Direct contact company HR Comment from : @sagbittechjobs

We're just going to ignore that incredibly cringy joke about "dead white guys" literal seconds before relying on the words of one to encapsulate her point? Comment from : @samhandwich3205

What is b(1)t Comment from : @surur4747

I’m struggling with making the decision right now I’ve just started a full-time job a month ago Before that, I do coaching kids badminton the evening That’s why i was looking for a routine job at a daytime Now, I got it I got what i thought it would fit for me Unfortunately, i feel so confused I didn’t enjoy my full time job Not happy at all I feel like I love my coaching job more I should do the coaching job more serious Is this just too soon to judge or should I go for the job that i really enjoy and make it better and better?😢 Comment from : @toppdanuk7311

I have a big issue with this notion of career identity What happens if our career identity is one that is a dead end? What if society and the market do not value the talent and uniqueness we bring? In a perfect world, what she says is correct But the disturbing truth is that many of us will not have the opportunity to live out our identity You can be anything you want to be, as long as it is banker, tech entrepreneur, or programmer The rest of us may just have to make do… Comment from : @qisiangng1611

Thank you, so informative Comment from : @bioyogurt23

Things that stand out in her speech for me was : "our problem is we don't know who we are before deciding who we wanna be" Comment from : @Farhoor

Very interesting Changing career paths can be challenging, however, it may be worth the challenge in the end if you find your new career more fulfilling Comment from : @alagirilaw

I don't even know what to do what to choose for my career Kindly someone help would really appreciate thank you guys Thank you for this broadcast Comment from : @ianmelvn2810

Thank you ma'am Comment from : @kishorvikram1

bI'm so happy trading with Mrs Mary she's different from other trader's I always made withdrawal of $20,000 every week of trade, God bless you/b Comment from : @pamelabeauty1980

Amazing talk! And I did not expect myself to chuckle so loudly at the dead old white guy part Lol Comment from : @eggjewla

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