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Here are the Coach Notes to help you SHIFT from pressure to purpose-driven Job Search.

📝 How to Use This Reflection Exercise

• Work through each section one at a time — don’t rush.
• Read the guiding questions slowly and reflect honestly on your answers.
• Write down your thoughts in the space provided beneath each question.
• Pause and revisit sections as needed to go deeper — this is about discovery, not speed.
• After finishing, review all your responses to spot recurring themes and insights.

Best Career Paths for Different Personality Types (Introvert, Extrovert, Ambivert)

Purpose: This exercise helps you explore how your personality type—whether introvert, extrovert, or ambivert—can shape your ideal career path. It guides you to recognize your natural tendencies, identify the environments where you thrive, and understand how employers value diverse personality strengths. By reflecting on your personality-driven abilities, letting go of stereotypes or limiting beliefs, and embracing new ways to align your talents with the right opportunities, you can design a career journey that feels authentic, fulfilling, and impactful.

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(Recognizing Your Personality Strengths at Work)

• Which aspects of my personality (introvert, extrovert, or ambivert) show up most strongly in my daily activities or past roles?
• How have I historically chosen work or hobbies that reflect my personality type, and how satisfied was I with those choices?
• What feedback have I received from others about how my personality influences my effectiveness at work or in groups?

(Releasing Limiting Beliefs About Personality and Careers)

• What assumptions do I hold about my personality type that may be limiting my career options?
• Are there past experiences where I felt “boxed in” by my personality label that I now need to release?
• How might fear or self-doubt tied to my personality type be preventing me from exploring new opportunities?

(Embracing and Using Personality Strengths in Career Planning)

• What new skills, environments, or roles could help me use my personality strengths more effectively?
• How can I design my career path to honor my personality type while still challenging myself to grow?
• Which career paths feel most aligned with my God-given talents and personality — and why?