Did my question arouse your curiosity? I get so many questions from highly sensitive people about right livelihood. It seems the majority of people feel like a square peg in a round hole. Their choice of career doesn’t fit their personalities and interests.

Can you relate to this? Are you in a career that is not fulfilling? Are you in a career that just fills the need to make money? If so, you’re not alone. Highly sensitive or not, it’s important to be in your right environment, one that makes the best use of your talents and interests. (more…)

A positive work environment and a sense of purpose are especially crucial for a highly sensitive person. It's important to think about the type of situation that you'd like most to be in. People gravitate towards different occupations without giving it much thought about whether their personalities and interests are a good fit. If you're currently in a work situation that's too stressful or not meaningful to you, perhaps you need to make a change. You don't have to quit your job, but what is preventing you from seeking other options, including starting your own business on a part-time basis? Maybe take night courses on topics that you're interested in. Perhaps you might meet someone in these classes in your field of interest that could…

Do you hate your J-O-B?  Many people do!

A positive work environment and a sense of purpose are especially crucial for a highly sensitive person. It’s important to think about the type of situation that you’d like to be in. (more…)

Do you need some tips to find your passion? The most common question that I get asked is…How do I find my passion? It’s critical for deep-thinking, creative, highly sensitive people find their passion. We have a burning desire to utilize our strengths and talents, so that we can maximize our potential.

What is passion? It’s a powerful and enthusiastic desire to accomplish something. Some people search a lifetime to figure out what makes them excited and motivated. Others are born knowing what they want to do. Most of us fall somewhere in between. (more…)