Oct 30, 2026 · 5 min · 7 segments
**🔥Show Notes🗒** **You worked five years for that promotion, finally got the title and bigger paycheck, so why does success suddenly feel like a prison? In this Knowledge Nugget, Coach Fergie…
Now, Tracy just received a promotion this week that she's been working toward for five years.
How much time have you spent figuring out how you want to live once you're in it? Think about that.
But let's just kind of think about it, because I've seen people chase a position for years, only to find themselves buried under responsibilities, watching everybody else head home, take vacations, enjoy their families, and they're still sitting there answering emails at nine o'clock at night.
Now listen, I'm not gonna sit here and tell you that every uncomfortable promotion means you need to quit.
But there's a difference between a position that stretches you and one that's slowly strangling you.
Is it the workload? Is it the leadership, the expectations? Or do you genuinely dislike the work? Don't just say, I hate my job.
Now, Tracy just received a promotion this week that she's been working toward for five years.
How much time have you spent figuring out how you want to live once you're in it? Think about that.
But let's just kind of think about it, because I've seen people chase a position for years, only to find themselves buried under responsibilities, watching everybody else head home, take vacations, enjoy their families, and they're still sitting there answering emails at nine o'clock at night.
Now listen, I'm not gonna sit here and tell you that every uncomfortable promotion means you need to quit.
But there's a difference between a position that stretches you and one that's slowly strangling you.
Is it the workload? Is it the leadership, the expectations? Or do you genuinely dislike the work? Don't just say, I hate my job.
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