Dr. Mickey Fitch-Collins: The Work She Actually Loved

Send us Fan Mail Mickey Fitch-Collins: The Work She Actually Loved | Career Change After 20 Years A career change after 20 years sounds impossible until you hear how Dr. Mickey Fitch-Collins did it. She was successful in higher education, and somewhere along the way the work stopped matching what she loved to do. She had gone into it to help students find their way, and her days had become more meetings about resource allocation than actual helping. She calls what came next a discernment process. She asked herself what she actually liked doing, and the answer was clear: any time she had been able to train, teach, or speak, she had loved it. That took her into corporate learning and development, where she now teaches human skills and AI skills to tens of thousands of people a year, from a house in the Wisconsin woods where she gets to be a present mom. In this conversation: The moment two pieces of paper helped her decide to be a leader What September 11th taught her about leading people The one question that led her out of burnout and into work she loves Why "mattering versus marginality" became the center of her career How she landed a job posting that looked too good to be real What success means to her now  Connect with Mickey at learnit.com/mickey for The Learnit Lounge podcast and a free 45-day Learnit TeamPass for up to 20 teammates with code "lounge." Ready to find the work you actually love? Start at nextsuccesscareers.com. Support the show Subscribe to Your Next Success so you never miss an episode.  Watch full video episodes on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@NextSuccessMethod/ Learn more about Next Success www.nextsuccesscareers.com