Marie Claire's resident career coach answers the tough questions.
Every month, career coach Liz Bentley will be answering your candid questions about work, so you never have to stress about the office.
This is a great question and one that many people ponder. First, I would say it is important to dream and continue to evolve your dreams your entire life both personally and professionally. And while your dreams need to line up with your reality, they also should stretch you to strive to be the best version of yourself. Career dreams are no exception to this rule of thumb, so here’s how to gain more clarity around your professional aspirations.
First, you have to realize that dreams are not like goals; they are not always tangible and can take on any form you like–that's why they're called dreams. They are a part of your imagination that you would like to see come to life. Dreams can be short-term or long, big picture or small. Some dreams can be a life-long fulfillment like being a great parent and raising a loving family or can be short-term like running a marathon.
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