Have you ever had a job you hated? I mean REALLY hated? Are you in you in it now? Well in today’s episode, we’re going to talk about how to leave a job you hate using the power of a great network.

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Today’s Topics

In today’s episode, our guest and I talk about:

• Power of building a network
• How to use projects to change your life and world
• How to get out of a job you hate

About Today’s Guest

Mark Sieverkropp is a Podcaster, blogger, author, entrepreneur, connector, leader, consultant and speaker.

He is the author of Project:Success, which climbed to #3 in the Self-Help category in the Amazon Kindle Store as well as Start a Conversation with Anyone, Anywhere. He is also the co-founder and former co-host of the Happen To Your Career Podcast and the current co-host of this podcast, The World Changer Show. Mark is passionate about connecting with others, finding ways to add value to them and helping other people do the same.

Episode Links and Resources

PODCAST: Episode 032: John Corcoran on How to Build an Amazing Network and Working in the White House

PODCAST: Episode 026: Chandler Bolt on Saving 10,000 Lives, Thinking Big, and Being More Productive

PODCAST: Episode 049: Networking with Purpose

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