Tackle-it Tuesday!

Tackle-it Tuesday! I want to hear from our community- what recent career-related problems/challenges have you tackled? How did you overcome these situations?

Often times we can be forgetful of all that we have overcome to get to where we are today. But thinking about past accomplishments can help keep us motivated when new problems eventually arise again.

⬇️ So share your problem/solutions below, helping other community members who may be experiencing similar challenges!

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  1. Anonymous

    Recently, I've been working on tackling my mental burnout. I started a new job recently, and it's much more than I expected. My new boundary is to not open my laptop as soon as I wake up, so I can have some "me time" to start the day. It's been really refreshing!

  2. Cheryl J.

    Great job setting that boundary!

  3. Georgene Huang

    I find its a good reminder to self that when things feel hard at work, there is likely growth happening.

    Either I'm getting tougher, or learning something new, or 'failing' and therefore getting feedback from the world that I need to refocus/reprioritize. This re-positioning of negative feelings helps me keep a positive attitude and channel something that is potentially a negative spiral into something more productive.

  4. Kristina Lecka

    This is fantastic advice and I love the reframing on the negative feelings that come up when we are struggling. What a great way to look at this challenge. Thank you for sharing this post!

  5. Anonymous

    I recently struggled with some negative feedback that I took a little too close to heart. While critiques are good and feedback can be a great learning experience, I actually had to remind myself that not all feedback is quality — and that I can always improve, but I don't need to cater to everyone's opinions.

  6. Anonymous

    I LOVE this!! Feedback is only one person's opinion of you. Keep up the great work!

  7. Crystal Rhineberger

    lately I have been tackling bus driving… I have never drove anything that big, but set aside extra money to pursue this (dmv charges and such).

    I can proudly say i have my cdp and will be further pursuing my cdl

    these kids need bus drivers and so does our future. The community need was too much for me to ignore

  8. Paulla Fetzek, MSEd

    How awesome Crystal! My best friend always wanted to be a truck driver. She started by driving bus and did so for 16 years. Last year she went to truck driving school. She now drives for Grand Island Express.

  9. Crystal Rhineberger

    Thats wonderful to hear! Good for your friend for doing it! Such a great accomplishment

  10. WilsonKyler

    I have heard that professional truck drivers can earn a stable, high income quickly. Is it realistic to expect this pay scale right after getting a CDL? Are jobs actually in high demand right now?

  11. WilsonKyler

    It’s definitely realistic. I started earning a high income almost immediately after finishing my training because the demand is just insane right now-there are thousands of daily vacancies. You don't need a college degree to hit that $1,800–$2,500 per week range, which is honestly a game-changer. If you want to get there fast with solid support, look at https://startcdl.com/new-jersey-cdl-school They really help you jump straight into the workforce.

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