Someone once asked me, how do you know when it's time to leave your home? Here are four indicators to consider. Number one is a lack of growth. Me, let's face it, anything in life, if you're not able to grow and evolve and spread your wings, it very rarely leads to happiness or fulfillment. Number two is constant stress and burnout. So if you find yourself, it's effective. It's very tough. Maybe it's time to prioritize your well-being and your mental health. Because no job, not one job, is worth sacrificing your health. Number three is values misalignments. When your core principles, things that you believe in, don't align with the company or the organization, that's when there can be some trouble. Number four is loss of passion. If your job is no longer a nighting, a passion and a purpose within you, if you're waking up... Right phone to go home. That might be an indicator that you've outgrown your car. I always tell you, Brad and nurses, pursue a nursing career that you are passionate about, that ignite a sense of purpose and don't fall victim to just working for a paycheck. Have you experienced any of these signs in your career? I'd love to hear your thoughts and personal stories. And if you're looking for resources or tools to help you make the next move in your career, make sure to check out my website, www.its.com It's just like that, dot see ya.