Shifting Your Career & Finding Motivation In Uncertain Times | Juliana Chow & Daniel Juul Kyei-ofori

Many people are losing their jobs right now and are feeling really uncertain about their career due to the Coronavirus pandemic's effect on the global economy. We talk about what you can do to find motivation in hard times and find alternative ways to live out your passion even when stuck at home. We also bring up some tools and ideas you can use to get you started when having too much time on your hands can feel overwhelming. 

Don't forget to send us a voice message that we can play in our coming episodes. It can be if you've any questions or topics you'd like us to dive into (or if you just want to say 'hi'!). We'd love to hear from you!

ABOUT YOUR HOSTS

Daniel Juul Kyei-ofori is a motivational speaker and commercial pilot. He founded the platform DKO Inspire where he interviews entrepreneurs, bodybuilders and everyone in between about their inspirational life stories and what brings them happiness and meaning in life. He has also been playing American football for seven years on the Danish national team and in the US. Connect with Daniel on Instagram @danielspilotlife and DKO Inspire on YouTube and Facebook.

Juliana Chow is a social media strategist and content creator. She has an editorial background and has contributed to international titles, such as CNN International, Vogue and ELLE. She lived in London for two years, where she did her BA (Hons) Fashion Communication and became the first intern at Vogue Global Network, where she still freelances remotely today. She runs her company, Social Birdhouse, where she helps brands create and execute social media strategies, create meaningful content and analyse data. Connect with Juliana on Instagram @julianachow, TikTok, Facebook and her blog.

RESOURCES MENTIONED:

• The WOOP method from the book Rethinking Positive Thinking by Gabriele Oettingen - a science-backed mental strategy that takes just five minutes to do each day. Read more on WoopMyLife and find examples on NJLifeHacks.