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| Posted: 20 Sep 2010 10:00 PM PDT In this article we enlist the most exciting jobs that pay well. There are many of us who think that high paying jobs are only found in top management companies and corporations. Well, you've got it all wrong. Here are some jobs which are exciting and guarantee a strong pay check. |
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Have you ever been kept awake until 2 in the morning having an imaginary conversation with one of your blog readers who thinks you're great and left a long comment telling you so? Or spent hours obsessively trying to figure out how to do better work, spurred by a fan letter from a customer about the terrific job you did? Or is it maybe more likely that your late-night solo conversations and obsessive problem-solving go to the trolls, the complainers, and the folks who just plain can't stand you? Don't worry. If you give an undue amount of attention to negative comments and feedback, to the extent of almost ignoring the good stuff altogether, it doesn't mean you're neurotic. It means you're exactly like the rest of us. Chip Heath and Dan Heath in their marvelous book Switch make this observation:
Play to your strengthsI've long been fascinated by the advice to those who tell us to focus on our strengths, not our weaknesses, in order to create breakthrough success. It's so appealing. You mean I don't have to learn to cold call, balance my checkbook, or know how my RSS feed works? Sign me up. But it seems like it might be contradicted by another idea that's gained a lot of attention recently: there's not really any such thing as talent. Researchers like Carol Dweck and brilliant nonfiction writers like Malcolm Gladwell tell us that what we call "talent" is really the result of a heck of a lot of hard work. What are strengths, anyway?Until recently, I never realized this was a trick question. I thought that your strengths were things you were good at, and your weaknesses were things you sucked at. But Marcus Buckingham, who's made a career out of writing about strengths, put it this way:
Your strengths are the activities that give you the juice to put your 10,000 hours in. They're the work you love enough to become the best in the world at. I’ll give you an exampleI recently heard Yo-Yo Ma giving an interview about how he got started as a cellist. As it happens, Yo-Yo's parents are both musicians, and had high musical expectations for their little son. So when Yo-Yo was three, they gave the boy a violin. And Yo-Yo hated it. Wouldn't practice. Wouldn't focus. Didn't have any zest for it. His frustrated parents finally gave up in disgust. And then little Yo-Yo saw and heard something amazing, something that surprised and delighted him. Something that he knew was exactly what he wanted to play. It was a double bass — the violin's really, really big brother. Now that was more like it. He and his parents split the size difference, and Ma began to study first the viola and then settled (at four years old) on the cello. By seven he was a recognized prodigy, performing for Eisenhower and JFK, and by eight he played on national television, conducted by Leonard Bernstein. To have become so skilled between the ages of four and seven, he must have put in untold hours of practice. But they were hours spent on something he adored. One thing that interests me about Ma is that he isn't just a brilliant cellist. He isn't just world-famous and in-demand and a name brand. He also seems to be a remarkably happy and kind human being. He loves working with children. He's been married a long time to the same person. He radiates kindness and a certain goofy charm. He's got a great sense of humor, referring to himself at times as an "itinerant musician." And he's known for boundless energy. If I'm going to be a nationally-famous virtuoso, that's the kind I want to be. Build your business like Yo-YoWhen you see someone busting her tail to build a business, writing tons of great content, reaching out to potential customers, speaking and podcasting and doing everything we're supposed to do to build a terrific content-based marketing program, it's easy to ask:
The truth is, it's not a time management problem — it's an energy management one. When you focus on your strengths, you do the work that gives you energy. You do the work that drives you, that makes you giggle, that keeps you up late because you're just having too much fun to stop. When you're starting out, you do everything. You build the blog site and write all the content and do the bookkeeping and answer the support emails. Some of those things build you up and some wear you down. Pay attention to which is which. As soon as you can (it could be today), find partners who are energized by the tasks that exhaust and deplete you. If you can’t find the right partner, outsource the aspects of your business that make you want to crawl back into bed. And put your time and attention on what the Heath brothers call the "bright spots" – on what's really working today. Put your time on the work that gives you juice.
I know it sounds too simple to be real. But it's how every genuinely great business — of any size — is built. About the Author: Sonia Simone is Senior Editor of Copyblogger, CMO of Copyblogger Media, and founder of Remarkable Communication. Share your bright spots with her on twitter.  |
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