Ever catch yourself staring at your laptop on a Sunday evening, dreading another week of work that looks great on paper but feels... empty? Maybe you’ve pivoted roles, climbed the ladder, or even jumped into an entirely new industry, yet that nagging question lingers: “Is this really it?”
You’re not alone. As a career clarity coach who’s guided hundreds of professionals to uncover their true career passion, I’ve seen this story unfold countless times. And here’s the good news: that nagging feeling? It’s not a sign that something’s wrong with you. In fact, it’s your inner compass trying to point you toward work that genuinely lights you up.
In this blog, we’re diving into the transformative power of Sparketypes®—what they are, why they matter, and how they can help you unlock the kind of career passion that leaves you excited to open your laptop.
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Why Just "Being Good at Your Job" Isn’t Enough to Find Your Career Passion
Traditional advice tells us to "play to our strengths." And sure, that’s solid advice—but it often tells only part of the story. Many professionals build careers based on their skills, excel in their roles, and even earn impressive salaries, yet still find themselves wondering, "Is this all there is?"
Take Monica, for example. A skilled data analyst with a resume that checked every box. On paper, her career looked great: stable job, solid performance, good pay. But every day felt like she was simply going through the motions.
“I’m good at what I do,” Monica said during our first session, “but it feels empty. I crave work that makes me feel alive—not just successful.”
That feeling of emptiness isn’t rare. Being skilled or even excelling at your job doesn’t guarantee career fulfillment. What’s often missing is alignment—work that energizes you, sparks your curiosity, and connects with your deeper purpose.
Finding Career Passion Through Understanding Your Core Energy
What changed everything for Monica—and what has helped so many others in their journey toward fulfilling work—is discovering her core energy drivers, her Sparketype®. This powerful career assessment tool identified Monica as a Maven, driven by a deep curiosity and love for learning.
Through my coaching program, we took that revelation and turned it into action—a step-by-step plan that ultimately led Monica to pivot into a research analyst role that lights her up every single day.
In our first sessions, we dug into her Sparketype®, exploring what truly energized her. Monica’s drive to learn wasn’t casual or even career-based; it was foundational. She had an almost primal urge to get to the heart of a subject and understand it thoroughly. And yet, her current role didn’t allow that at all.
Her work consisted mainly of routine reporting and repetitive analysis—tasks that were reliable but uninspiring. Sure, the job was stable, but it gave her little room to explore or satisfy her need for the deep, immersive learning that made her feel alive.
As we examined how her Maven energy showed up in different aspects of her work, a clear pattern began to emerge:
- She thrived in tasks that allowed her to dig into data and uncover patterns
- She craved the freedom to explore new, complex projects
- The routine reporting drained her energy
- She needed space for deep, explorative learning
Through our work together, Monica realized she wanted to immerse herself in research, follow leads, and uncover stories within data. Today, Monica is thriving as a research analyst. Her new role gives her the freedom to explore and solve complex challenges, unlocking meaningful insights along the way. Every day, she feels energized and inspired, working in alignment with her Maven spark.
Turning Ideas into Reality
Many professionals find themselves brimming with creative ideas but without the space to bring those visions to life. Instead of feeling inspired, they’re stuck in roles that demand execution, not imagination. Over time, that feeling of untapped potential grows, leading to frustration and stagnation.
For those driven by the joy of creating, fulfillment doesn’t come from checking boxes or sticking to routines. It’s about seeing their ideas materialize—turning concepts into something real and meaningful. When work allows them to create, they don’t just contribute—they come alive.
Breaking Free from Routine: Alyssa's Career Transformation
Let’s look at Alyssa’s story, which illustrates the Maker Sparketype® beautifully. When we first connected, Alyssa was an executive assistant. She had been in the role for several years, and although she was efficient and effective, she felt a deep sense of dissatisfaction. She’d outgrown the day-to-day demands of her job, which offered little room for creativity and self-expression.
Discovering the Spark
Through our Sparked Conversation™, it became clear what Alyssa needed to feel fulfilled:
- She found joy in designing and planning events.
- She loved the satisfaction of creating training materials.
- She needed to see projects through from concept to completion.
- She longed for work that allowed her to bring her own vision to life.
Exploring New Opportunities
As we talked, it became clear that Alyssa needed to be actively involved in projects where she could bring something to life. We started exploring roles where she could channel her creative energy more fully. The more we discussed her experiences, the clearer it became that her ideal work would be in creative project management—a role where she could own projects from start to finish and bring ideas into reality.
Alyssa is now in the process of connecting with professionals in the creative project management field, learning about the day-to-day tasks and understanding what these roles could offer her. After a few conversations, she’s excited about the potential. She sees herself not only in a role that lets her create but also one that allows her to bring her own vision and personality to each project. For Alyssa, this is a major shift toward a career that’s aligned with her core impulse as a Maker, and she’s finally feeling that sense of direction she’s been missing.
Spotting Problems Others Miss
Being a problem solver is both a gift and a challenge, especially when your role doesn’t offer enough opportunities to flex those skills. If you have a knack for spotting inefficiencies and overlooked issues, staying engaged often depends on having fresh challenges to tackle. Without that, work can start to feel routine and uninspiring.
From Uninspired Routine to Engaged Problem-Solving: Jenna's Career Story
Let me tell you about Jenna, a client I worked with recently who, like me, shares this Sparketype® - The Scientist. When Jenna and I started working together, she was in a role as a senior compliance manager. While this may seem like a high-level position with interesting responsibilities, she felt deeply unfulfilled. The job was missing something essential: a space for her to continuously tackle and resolve problems. Instead, she spent much of her time on recurring tasks—analysis, compliance checks, reporting—that, while important, didn’t let her engage in the dynamic problem-solving she craved.
Finding Joy in Organizing Chaos
In our Sparked Conversation™, Jenna’s Scientist nature became immediately clear. We explored what energized her in and out of work, and a pattern surfaced:
- Jenna needed a role that offered a continuous flow of puzzles to solve.
- She wanted to identify inefficiencies and design innovative fixes.
- Maintaining routine systems sapped her energy and drive.
Jenna’s background was in finance, a field where she had honed her skills in numbers and systems over the years. She was confident in her ability to navigate financial data and manage complex processes. But the reality of her role as a senior compliance manager left her feeling boxed in.
Her days revolved around static analysis and routine reporting—tasks she could practically do in her sleep. While essential, they didn’t challenge her curiosity or tap into her love for uncovering inefficiencies and finding creative solutions. Over time, the monotony began to wear on her, leaving her restless and uninspired.
What Jenna truly needed was a role that aligned with her problem-solving instincts—a space where she could tackle puzzles, streamline processes, and innovate systems.
This resonated with me deeply because, as a Scientist myself, I’ve felt that same pull for fresh challenges. Every time I started a new role, there was that initial rush of excitement—new systems to learn, processes to streamline, and workflows to improve. But once everything was running smoothly? That thrill faded fast. I’d find myself restless, craving the next big puzzle to solve.
Jenna shared a similar experience. In her role, she thrived on identifying inefficiencies and fixing problems, but once she resolved the major issues, she was left maintaining the status quo. And for someone wired like Jenna—and me—that’s when the frustration creeps in. The Scientist in her felt stifled, yearning for bigger, more complex challenges.
Through our sessions, Jenna uncovered exactly what she needed to feel fulfilled: a role that offered continuous opportunities for problem-solving, process improvement, and tackling thorny issues no one else wanted to touch. This clarity led her to pursue a role as a financial systems administrator—a position that now keeps her engaged, solving puzzles, and indulging her natural curiosity every day.
If you’re a Scientist, ask yourself: Does your current role align with your love of figuring things out? Are you immersed in challenges that keep you engaged, or do you feel like you’re stuck in maintenance mode?
Creating Order From Chaos for a Fulfilling Career
For some, there’s nothing more satisfying than turning a jumbled mess into seamless efficiency. These are the people who thrive on bringing clarity to complexity—streamlining processes, building systems, and creating structure in chaotic environments. But when stuck in roles that don’t fully tap into this gift, it’s easy to feel frustrated, undervalued, and craving work with real impact.
From Burnout to Purpose: Hannah's Journey
Take Hannah, for example. As a logistics manager, her job seemed like a natural fit for someone with an Essentialist Sparketype®—someone who thrives on creating order. But over time, the repetitive nature of her role drained her. Instead of innovating or improving processes, she found herself bogged down with day-to-day tasks that barely scratched the surface of her skills.
Hannah didn’t want to just keep things running smoothly; she wanted the chance to design processes from scratch, fix inefficiencies, and implement real improvements. Without these opportunities, she felt stuck, uninspired, and itching for something more.
Finding Joy in Organizing Chaos
As we dove into her Essentialist nature, it became clear that Hannah’s favorite moments were those when she could bring order from chaos.
Whether it was:
- Organizing team processes to streamline workflows
- Whiteboarding complex solutions and turning them into actionable steps
- Finding creative solutions to improve efficiency
- Planning projects with precision and orchestrating everything from start to finish
One of her proudest moments? Planning a large-scale event where she took charge of every single detail—from logistics to execution. Watching all the moving parts come together into one beautifully orchestrated event left her feeling deeply fulfilled.
Creating Impact Through Structure
Through our conversations, it became clear that Hannah’s love for organizing and creating systems wasn’t just a skill—it was a passion. And when we aligned this passion with her interest in community and advocacy, everything started to click.
Hannah had always been drawn to causes that created meaningful change, but her logistics role left little room to connect her skills to her deeper values. As we explored roles that would let her fully embrace her Essentialist nature, one position stood out: a nonprofit program director. This role would allow her to coordinate resources, people, and projects—bringing structure to chaotic systems while supporting causes she cared deeply about.
knack for creating order to transform the way her organization operates. From streamlining team workflows to optimizing resource allocation, she’s helping her team work smarter, not harder. Her efforts don’t just make processes more efficient—they empower the entire organization to make a greater impact on the community.
Hannah often shares how fulfilling it feels to wake up each day knowing her work directly supports a mission she believes in. She’s not just "managing tasks"; she’s creating clarity, fostering collaboration, and driving meaningful change. For the first time, her work feels like it truly matters.
Are You an Essentialist?
If you thrive on bringing order to chaos and making systems work better, take a moment to reflect:
- Are you using your skills to their full potential?
- Are there opportunities in your current role to refine systems, lead projects, or implement organizational improvements?
- Or is it time to explore fields or roles that truly value clarity and structure?
When you align your natural gift for creating order with work that matters, the impact you can make is limitless.
Bringing Energy and Life to Every Experience
Some people don’t just show up—they light up the room. They thrive on creating moments that leave a lasting impression, turning even the most routine interactions into something unforgettable. If this sounds like you, chances are you find joy in engaging an audience, leading dynamic conversations, or transforming ordinary situations into extraordinary ones.
You don’t just participate—you elevate.
Finding Fulfillment in Leading Experiences
Lauren, one of my clients, exemplified the Performer as her Primary Sparketype® beautifully. As a brand manager, she had flashes of fulfillment—moments where she could showcase her energy and creativity by leading presentations or running interactive sessions. These moments gave her a sense of purpose and joy.
But they were rare.
Most of her days were filled with reports, strategy documents, and behind-the-scenes tasks that didn’t allow her to engage with people in the way she craved. While the work was important, it felt disconnected from her natural spark as a Performer. Lauren felt stuck, yearning for more of the connection and engagement that lit her up inside.
Turning Ordinary Moments into Impactful Experiences
Through our conversations, one thing stood out clearly: Lauren came alive when she was connecting with people. Leading workshops? Energizing. Transforming routine meetings into engaging, memorable experiences? Fulfilling. She didn’t just want to show up; she wanted to elevate every experience she was a part of.
- She thrived when leading workshops and connecting with others.
- She loved turning ordinary moments into meaningful, impactful experiences.
- She craved a role with more frequent opportunities for human connection and creativity.
Lauren needed a shift—a way to create more of these moments in her work.
Aligning Her Role With Her Spark
As we explored options together, we uncovered a field that felt like the perfect fit: experiential marketing.
Lauren got to work, diving into research, networking with professionals in the field, and learning what it would take to transition. She quickly spotted a gap in her current company and proposed a bold idea: a brand-new role designed to enhance customer engagement through immersive, creative experiences.
Her company saw her vision—and her potential.
Thriving in a Role That Lets Her Spark Shine
Today, Lauren is thriving in her newly crafted position. Her days are filled with the kind of work that energizes her: leading workshops, creating engaging events, and designing customer experiences that leave a lasting impression. Instead of waiting for rare moments of fulfillment, her role now centers on bringing energy and life to every interaction.
Lauren’s story is proof of what happens when you align your work with your spark.
If you’re a Performer, ask yourself:
- Are you in a role that allows you to connect, engage, and inspire others?
- Do you have opportunities to turn routine moments into something extraordinary?
Because when you let your spark lead the way, work becomes more than just a job—it becomes your stage.
Creating a Legacy Through Your Work
Sharing knowledge and inspiring growth in others can be one of the most fulfilling ways to find career purpose. For those who feel driven to teach, every opportunity to elevate someone else is a chance to leave a lasting impact. But when your work doesn’t offer consistent outlets for this passion, it can start to feel hollow—like something is missing.
Empowering Others Through Knowledge: Emersyn’s Career Path
Emersyn’s role as a senior sales manager looked impressive on paper—successful, high-level, and fast-paced. But as a Sage Sparketype®, she was yearning for something more meaningful. While she excelled in her role, the parts of her job that truly energized her—teaching and sharing knowledge—were few and far between.
She often found immense satisfaction in breaking down complex topics for clients—explaining products in a way that made everything click. She loved seeing her clients leave a meeting not only excited about what she was offering but also feeling empowered by their new understanding.
But these moments were rare, and they didn’t align with the majority of her role. Emersyn wanted more. She wanted her work to center around helping others learn, grow, and succeed.
Building a Legacy by Sharing What You Know
Through our sessions, it became clear that Emersyn’s true spark lay in guiding others through teaching. With this insight, we started exploring roles that would give her the opportunity to make knowledge-sharing a consistent part of her work.
That’s when she discovered a sales trainer role within her company—a position that would allow her to:
- Mentor junior sales staff and share her hard-earned expertise.
- Create training materials that broke down complex techniques into simple, actionable strategies.
- Coach and guide others, helping them build confidence and achieve their own success.
The idea of coaching others reignited her excitement, and after positioning her strengths and advocating for the shift, her company recognized the value she could bring in this new role.
Thriving in Alignment With Her Spark
Today, Emersyn thrives as a sales trainer, completely aligned with her Sage Sparketype®. Her days are spent teaching, inspiring, and empowering others—exactly what she’d been craving in her career.
She often shares how rewarding it is to watch her team members grow and succeed. Seeing that spark of realization in their eyes fuels her own sense of purpose and leaves her feeling fulfilled every day.
If you share the Sage Sparketype®, consider how you can bring more teaching, guiding, or mentoring into your work. Whether it’s through formal training, leading discussions, or exploring roles where knowledge-sharing is a core focus, aligning with your spark can create a career that feels both meaningful and impactful.
Leading With Vision and Purpose to Create Meaningful Change
For natural leaders, guiding and inspiring others isn’t just something they’re good at—it’s who they are. They thrive on uniting teams, setting bold visions, and driving meaningful change. But too often, they’re stuck in roles that don’t let them fully lead, leaving their potential untapped and their purpose unfulfilled.
Embracing Leadership Beyond Job Titles
Danielle’s role in event management came with plenty of responsibilities—overseeing projects, managing logistics, and coordinating resources. But as impressive as it sounded, something didn’t quite fit. Her work didn’t fully align with her Warrior Sparketype®, leaving her yearning for more.
In one of our early conversations, Danielle shared the moments she found most fulfilling: bringing people together, leading them through an event or project, and creating a meaningful experience. Those were the times when she felt energized and in her element. As we unpacked her experiences, it became clear that Danielle’s true spark was rooted in uniting and leading others, building a sense of belonging and connection.
Seeing Leadership in a New Light
As we explored her Warrior Sparketype®, Danielle had a breakthrough: she’d been a leader all along. She wasn’t just coordinating events or managing tasks—she was inspiring teams, orchestrating complex projects, and creating experiences that brought visions to life.
Yet, because she didn’t have an official leadership title, she hadn’t seen herself as a "real" leader. That realization was a game-changer. She started embracing her natural abilities to guide, motivate, and organize others, understanding that leadership is less about what’s on your business card and more about the impact you create.
Coaching and Empowering for Growth
With this newfound clarity, Danielle began searching for roles that would truly let her step into her Warrior energy. She envisioned herself in a role where she could lead a team, set a vision, and foster a sense of connection and community.
That vision came to life when she landed a role as the Director of Community Engagement for a local nonprofit organization. Now, Danielle leads her team with purpose, uniting them around a mission that matters deeply to her. She’s creating meaningful change, building relationships, and using her natural leadership abilities to inspire others every day.
Danielle no longer feels stuck in a role that only scratches the surface of her potential. Instead, she’s thriving as a leader who’s empowered, fulfilled, and making a lasting impact.
If you’re a fellow Warrior, think about where you’re already leading—whether it’s in team projects, mentoring, or volunteering. Leadership doesn’t have to come with a title; it’s about how you inspire and guide others. And if you’re ready to make it a central part of your career, explore roles where you can step into your Warrior energy and lead with purpose.
Guiding Others to Achieve Their Full Potential
Some find their greatest joy in guiding and mentoring others, empowering them to reach new heights. This desire to provide support and direction can transform lives, but without the right role, it can feel like wasted potential.
Finding Purpose Through Mentorship
Mara beautifully embodies the Advisor Sparketype®. As a researcher in an academic setting, Mara found herself at a career crossroads as her project neared its end. She realized she wanted more than the purely technical work she had been doing. The moments that truly energized her? Mentoring students and junior team members—guiding them through challenges, asking thoughtful questions, and watching them grow.
These interactions weren’t just rewarding; they sparked something deeper in Mara. They revealed her true spark.
Merging Expertise with a Passion for Guidance
During our sessions, Mara initially hesitated to lean into her Advisor spark. She worried her technical background might not translate into a mentoring-focused role. But as we unpacked her skills and experiences, a clear path began to emerge: technical consulting.
This option blended everything she loved—her deep expertise and her passion for guiding and empowering others. It gave her a way to keep doing the work she excelled at while putting her natural mentoring abilities front and center.
Today, Mara thrives in her new consulting role. It’s the perfect mix: she uses her technical knowledge to solve problems while mentoring and supporting her clients and colleagues. Every day, she feels the impact of helping others grow in both competence and confidence. For Mara, this isn’t just a career—it’s a calling that fits her Advisor Sparketype® to a T.
Career Passion Is All About Advocating for Meaningful Change
For some, passion lies in standing up for causes and championing change. It's about giving a voice to the overlooked and driving positive transformation in the world. But without an outlet for this drive, even a successful career can feel hollow—like you’re just going through the motions instead of making a real difference.
Channeling Passion for Advocacy
Amelia embodies the Advocate Sparketype® beautifully. Her background in sales and marketing showcased her ability to lead—she built e-commerce departments from the ground up, rallied teams, and guided stakeholders to adopt innovative strategies.
While Amelia thrived in certain aspects of her work, it became clear that her true spark wasn’t about hitting targets or driving revenue. It was in initiating change, advocating for fresh ideas, and shining a spotlight on issues that mattered within her organization.
She had a knack for championing initiatives that demanded attention and action—something that made her stand out. But there was a disconnect. Amelia wanted to apply her advocacy skills to causes with deeper, broader impact, especially in areas like social responsibility and environmental sustainability.
Turning Advocacy into a Career Path
As we explored Amelia’s career path, it became clear that her passion for advocacy extended far beyond workplace initiatives. She had a natural ability to rally teams, amplify voices, and push for meaningful transformation. Her next step needed to fully align with this drive and focus on issues that truly mattered to her.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) became the perfect fit. This field allowed her to channel her skills in advocacy, strategy, and stakeholder alignment while focusing on causes like sustainability and corporate ethics.
Making this pivot wasn’t simple. Transitioning from a director of sales and marketing to a director of CSR was a significant leap. Together, we developed a personal brand that highlighted her history of advocating for change and spearheading impactful initiatives. By framing her past achievements in a way that resonated with the CSR world, she built the confidence to step into this new chapter.
To bridge the gap, Amelia enrolled in two certificate programs at the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship. She also leveraged the network she built through these programs to land her new role just six months later.
Today, Amelia thrives as a director of CSR. She spends her days influencing corporate policies, developing social and environmental strategies, and working with teams to promote sustainable practices. Her work not only aligns with her Advocate Sparketype® but also gives her the satisfaction of knowing she’s contributing to something far greater than herself.
If you share the Advocate Sparketype®, explore ways to champion causes and amplify voices that matter. Whether it’s within your current organization or in a new field entirely, your ability to inspire change and drive transformation can make a lasting impact. By stepping into roles that allow you to advocate for meaningful change, you’ll find work that fulfills your purpose and helps you make the world a better place.
Building Genuine Connections and Nurturing Others to Success
Creating meaningful connections and nurturing others to thrive is deeply rewarding. For those driven by a desire to support, every relationship holds the potential for growth and impact. When this spark goes unfulfilled, work can feel disconnected and hollow.
Prioritizing People Over Numbers
Sarah, one of my clients, perfectly embodies the Nurturer Sparketype®. As a sales manager, she loved building relationships with clients. But over time, the relentless focus on hitting quotas and the high-pressure sales environment started to wear on her.
This aggressive, numbers-first culture clashed with her natural impulse to genuinely care for people. Sarah wasn’t just about closing deals—she wanted her clients to feel seen, supported, and valued. That’s what lit her up.
During our conversations, Sarah shared what truly energized her: offering tailored advice that helped her clients succeed. Phrases like, “I’ve got your back” and “I’m here to help” weren’t just things she said; they were the way she worked. But the constant push to meet sales targets left little room for the kind of authentic, caring relationships she craved.
Sarah realized she needed a role that prioritized people over numbers, where her instinct to nurture could take center stage.
Finding a Role Aligned With Her Values
Once Sarah understood what truly mattered to her, we started exploring opportunities that aligned with her values. She wanted a role that emphasized long-term client relationships over quick wins.
Through networking and a few informational interviews, she found a company in the wellness industry—a space she’d always been passionate about—that prioritized creating positive, personalized experiences for clients.
When a Customer Experience Manager position opened up, it felt like the perfect fit. With the help of a connection she’d made during her research, Sarah secured the role.
Now, she spends her days guiding clients toward success through personalized care and meaningful interactions. Instead of pushing for quotas, Sarah can focus on fostering genuine relationships and making a tangible impact. Her work feels deeply aligned with her Nurturer Sparketype®, and she’s finally able to channel her energy into what she does best: lifting others up.
If you resonate with the Nurturer Sparketype®, think about how you can bring your natural gifts into your work. Are there opportunities in your current role to build deeper relationships or support others in a meaningful way? If not, explore positions that emphasize connection, care, and the success of others. By leaning into your Nurturer qualities, you can create a career that feels both impactful and fulfilling—and makes a lasting difference for those you serve.
About The Author - Theresa White
Theresa White, Career Clarity Expert, 5x Certified Career Coach, and the Founder of Career Bloom, is known for her expertise in guiding people to get unstuck and find the direction they need to move forward in their careers—fast. In a time when so many people are re-evaluating their work, Theresa offers actionable insights that empower clients to identify their true strengths and pursue work that genuinely aligns with their goals.
Theresa’s clients often call her sessions “epiphanies” and “transformational.” She brings immediate clarity to career goals, helping people unlock a deep understanding of what makes work fulfilling for them. Past participants consistently describe her approach as “spot on” and an “answer to questions they’d been asking for weeks.”
Theresa’s approach is empathetic yet practical, and she’s known for empowering clients with a clear direction in as little as 30 days, guaranteeing results.
Connect with Theresa on LinkedIn, listen to the Career Clarity Unlocked Podcast, or schedule your free 30-minute career clarity consultation.
FAQs about How to find your career passion
What is career passion, and how can I find mine?
Career passion is the work that makes you feel energized, fulfilled, and aligned with your core values and talents. It’s about more than just liking what you do—it’s about finding purpose and joy in your career. To uncover your career passion, start by reflecting on what truly lights you up. Tools like the Sparketype® assessment can help identify your unique drivers, like creating, problem-solving, or guiding others. From there, explore how you can align your current role—or pivot into a new one—with these passions.
Is career passion something that can change over time?
Absolutely! Career passion isn’t set in stone. As you grow, gain new experiences, or shift priorities, what excites you might evolve too. For instance, you may have loved hands-on technical work early in your career but now feel more drawn to mentoring or leadership roles. The key is to check in with yourself regularly and embrace changes as opportunities to realign your career with your current passions and values.
Can I have more than one Sparketype®, and how does it affect my career passion?
Yes, most people have a Primary Sparketype® that drives them and a Shadow Sparketype® that complements it. Together, they shape how you experience fulfillment at work. For example, if you’re a Maker (Primary) and a Nurturer (Shadow), you might find joy in creating but also love supporting others in their creative pursuits. Understanding this combination can help you design a career that taps into all the ways you thrive, leading to greater satisfaction and purpose.
Why Going It Alone Is the Hardest Path
Each story—Monica, Alyssa, Jenna, Sarah—illustrates a unique Sparketype® and the journey to uncovering what truly makes you come alive at work. But discovery is only the beginning. Real change happens when you align that spark with a career you love through focused action, support, and strategy.
Here’s the thing: insight isn’t enough. Every one of these women needed more than just an understanding of their spark—they needed a plan. A clear direction. Someone to guide them as they turned self-discovery into a career that fit their passion and purpose.
Going it alone often leads to feeling stuck, frustrated, or overwhelmed. But with the right support? You can cut through the confusion and finally build the career you’ve been dreaming about—one that’s not only successful but deeply fulfilling.
You don’t have to do this by yourself. When you pair clarity with guidance, you can take the spark of discovery and turn it into something extraordinary.
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