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Do you have enough stress in your life? Have you been unsuccessfully transitioning to a new leadership role, a new career, or even a new passion? Then you're in the right place. Welcome to chaos, a conversation about careers, transitions and leadership. Listen in this, we help you pursue meaningful work.

Mark Slabaugh 0:27

Welcome to chaos, where we talk about careers, transitions and leadership. I'm excited for our conversation today with Corey Lee. And I'm going to tell you more about Korea in a second. But let me make sure and let you know, Jim isn't with me today. My my co host, Jim is living the retired life. And so he is gone for a few weeks. And we'll be back with us here when he's done at the playground and enjoying retired life, but wish him the best. He'll be coming back in a few weeks and being with us. Today, we're going to talk with Corey Lee. And Cory is a gentleman that I was introduced to a couple of months back. And I just thought his story is very inspiring. He's gone through a couple of transitions, he chased a dream, fulfill the dream, and then let go of the dream. And I just thought that was a story that would be compelling for you today, to hear and be a part of, and I think you'll grow as a part of this experience of hearing his story. So today, we're going to talk with my friend Cory Lee, I'm going to encourage you, if you're interested in finding out more about Cory, and he's going to talk about legacy builders, if you're, if you're interested, interested in that we're going to have the link in the show notes. But it is Cory Lee leadership.com Co RYLE leadership.com Corey Lee leadership.com, you can find out about as leader as legacy builders, and be a part of that. So let's welcome in Corey Lee. Today we are talking with Corey Lee. And Corey is Korea's the gentleman that I have met by actually being a guest on his podcast, and he is going to talk with us today about transitions. He's made a couple of daring moves in his in his professional career. And so we're going to talk about those and, and we're gonna have a great conversation today, wrapped around this idea of how do I pursue meaningful work? What does that look like? And when I take that jump, is that is that good? Should I do that? What does that look like? And so, so I welcome in my friend, Cory. And Cory, thank you so much for making time today. How are you?

Cory Lee 2:47

Hey, Mark, hey, thank you, again, for allowing me to come on, you know, you talked about you came on my podcast, and there was just that real connection there. And I enjoyed your story. And I appreciate the opportunity to come on and add value to you and your listeners. So, man, I'm doing great excited about our conversation today. Yeah.

Mark Slabaugh 3:07

Fantastic. Cory, as, as I've talked with a lot of folks around this idea of meaningful work, like, how do I wrap my arms around something that gives me greater satisfaction than just a paycheck? Because I think we can do a lot of things for money. But that pursuit has a short shelf life. And, you know, a lot of folks like yourself, and, and me, you know, gone through perhaps a couple of transitions, a couple of different jobs. And so we're at this place of okay, well, I'd like to do something that I really enjoy, and what does that look like? And so, tell, tell us a little bit about your journey. And let's kind of start with that place where you were running a couple of physical therapy centers couple of gyms. Talk to me a little bit about what that workspace was like, how was that going? What were you discovering? As you were doing that kind of work?

Cory Lee 4:06

Yeah, I'll tell you a little bit of the journey because there was a there was a leaping off even into that. And so what I do right...

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Dave had found himself, through his decades of pastoral work, spending a significant portion of his time coaching people to discover their “why”. Over time, this led to the writing of his book “A Why to Live For: Where your destiny meets the broken places of the world” and the development of the unique Calling Quilt© coaching process.

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