Earn More Doing Work You Love, Scott Barlow (Rebroadcast) BtR 046 - a podcast by Brandon Cunningham and Jerry Dugan

Career coach and public speaker, Scott Barlow, helps people earn more money doing work you love.Why is it Important to Love Your Job?We spend at least a third of our days in full-time employment. Living in a metropolitan area also adds a 30-minute to 60-minute commute each way. Share this! "Where is your joy if you hate your job?"Doing work you love increases your engagement, productivity, and ultimately your income if you know how to navigate those waters.Scott shares his personal journey from that first wrong job to now helping people find a career that is right for them. His platform teaches you how to love your work, and by increasing the value you bring to the table to increase the income you bring to your own table.Doing Work You LoveTo be able to do the work you love, you need to be able to first know how to find work you love. The first step is to identify the life you want. Scott takes time to dive deeper into what this includes. You can then begin to align your work towards the life you want to live. A Career Change Doesn’t Necessarily Mean LeavingChanging your current job into work you really love, your own supervisor needs to be your greatest ally.Scott Barlow discusses with us how you can make a proposal to create work that fits the life you designed. You can’t just start working from home, reduce your hours, or start charging the expense accounts. Increase Your Income by AskingBrandon and I ask Scott how to increase your income with a few practical, simple steps. So few people ever actually ask for a raise in their current jobs. Asking is the first half of the battle. This episode covers how to ask and get to a “yes.”Who is Scott Barlow, a Short BiographyScott Barlow helps you find the work you love and earn more doing it.Scott Anthony Barlow is the Founder of Happen to Your Career, a company that helps you stop doing work that doesn’t fit, figuring out what does and then teaching you to make it happen! He has been helping people develop their careers and businesses for over 10 years as a Human Resources Leader, Business Development Expert, and Career Coach. Scott basically helps you love where you work and make more doing it.With over 2000 interviews worth of experience from his HR career, Scott interviews others telling their story of finding work they love on the Happen to Your Career Podcast.  Scott and his wife Alyssa have 3 children and live in Moses Lake, Washington.Resources and LinksHappenToYourCareer.comListen to Scott’s podcast by the same name, book him for a speaking engagement, seek out career coaching or read through the many resources posted there.Scott Barlow at SXSW 2018.Listen to these past episodes on career boosts: BtR 180 - Energize Your Way Out of a Job Jail Rut with Dondi Scumaci Creating Career Magic with Lee Cockerell – BtR 072 Level Up Your Career or Business – BtR 070 Take Your Career to the Nth Degree and Build Employee Loyalty - BtR 182 Find Career Clarity with Career Catalyst Tracy Timm - BtR 181Connect with UsSubscribe on iTunes (Apple Podcasts), Spotify, Stitcher, or iHeartRadio and never miss an episode.Twitter @beyo

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