Benjamin Ritter – We Are All Accountable For Our Job Satisfaction

BIO: Dr. Benjamin Ritter is a leadership and career coach, values geek, regional learning manager for Young Presidents Organization (YPO), national speaker, podcaster, author, mentor, and is passionate about guiding others in finding, creating, and sustaining a career they love. STORY: For a very long time, Benjamin worked different jobs trying to find an employer that would give him the satisfaction he was craving. It was only years later, and after doing a couple of jobs that left him unhappy, he realized it doesn’t matter where he works. What matters is how he works and how he thinks about his work. LEARNING: To have job satisfaction, you must change the way you perceive work and the value you take away from it. Live each day with intention.   “You are not a product of where you work, but you can make the work a product of you.” Benjamin Ritter   Guest profilehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/ritterbenj/ (Dr. Benjamin Ritter) is a leadership and career coach, values geek, regional learning manager forhttps://www.ypo.org/ ( Young Presidents Organization) (YPO), national speaker, podcaster, author, mentor, and is passionate about guiding others in finding, creating, and sustaining a career they love. From empowering young professionals to get unstuck, guiding senior leadership on how to stand out from the competition, and developing executive presence, Ben is an expert in his field and will guide you toward truly living for yourself at work and in life. Worst investment everBenjamin wanted to be a professional athlete when he was younger, so he never imagined himself sitting behind a desk working the nine to five. He also had a dad who was an entrepreneur, and he would take Benjamin on home remodeling jobs. A traditional job was, therefore, not on Benjamin’s mind when he was growing up. Trying to find his purposeSo when it was time for Benjamin to join the workforce, after not becoming a professional athlete, he didn’t know what he wanted to do and where he wanted to do it. But he ended up finding