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Uploaded: 2025-07-20T18:20:37.000Z
Duration: 30 min 53 s

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Hey Ambitious Professionals, it's Linda Rayner of LindaRayner.com guiding you to a career and life you'll truly enjoy.

嘿，雄心勃勃的專業人士們，我是 LindaRayner.com 的琳達-雷納（Linda Rayner），我將指導你們找到真正喜歡的職業和生活。

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So you might have been wondering where I've been the last little while if you've been following me closely, and today's video is going to be a Q&A slash update video.

如果你一直密切關注我的話，你可能會想知道我最近一段時間都去哪兒了，今天的視頻將是一個問答和更新視頻。

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I want to give you a little bit of a glimpse into what's been going on with me, and I also asked you to ask me some questions over on Instagram as well as over email, and I got a ton.

我想讓你們瞭解一下我的近況，我還請你們在 Instagram 和電子郵件上向我提一些問題，我收到了很多問題。

So today's video is just going to be all about answering your questions, giving you a glimpse into my life, and just having a nice, short, quick, personal chat with you.

所以，今天的視頻就是要回答你們的問題，讓你們瞭解我的生活，並與你們進行一次愉快、簡短、快速的個人哈拉。

So I noticed when I was going through the questions that a lot of you guys are very interested or seem to be very interested in how I became a career coach, a career strategist, and how essentially I started my own business.

所以，我在回答問題時注意到，你們很多人都對我是如何成為職業教練、職業戰略家，以及我是如何創業的非常感興趣，或者說似乎非常感興趣。

And this is interesting to me because it seems as though you might be in a certain mind space right now where you're thinking about starting your own business.

這對我來說很有趣，因為你現在似乎正處於一個特定的思維空間，你正在考慮自己創業。

So I am very happy to share my story and my tips and advice, so I'm going to be answering some of those questions today, and I'm also going to be answering some other fun questions that you asked me as well.

是以，我很高興能與大家分享我的故事、我的技巧和建議，所以今天我將回答其中的一些問題，我還將回答大家問我的其他一些有趣的問題。

Okay, so first, I just want to give you an update as to what's been going on with me.

好的，首先，我想向你們介紹一下我的最新情況。

If you follow me over on Instagram, you will know that this past summer, I recently gave birth to my very first baby, a happy and healthy baby boy.

如果你在 Instagram 上關注我，就會知道今年夏天我生下了我的第一個孩子，一個健康快樂的男嬰。

He is very cute, and he's been keeping me very busy.

他非常可愛，讓我忙得不可開交。

So needless to say, I haven't had the opportunity to post new videos, but now that he's a little bit older, I've been able to get back into it.

所以不用說，我一直沒有機會發布新視頻，但現在他長大了一點，我又可以重新開始了。

And so this is why I'm doing this with you now.

所以，這就是我現在和你一起做這件事的原因。

He is currently napping, but if I get the chance to bring him in, I will.

他現在正在午睡，但如果我有機會帶他進來，我會的。

So hopefully you'll see him later on in this video.

所以，希望你們稍後能在視頻中看到他。

Recently over social media, I decided to put it out there and have you guys ask me any questions that you want to know about me.

最近，在社交媒體上，我決定把這個問題說出來，讓你們問我任何你們想知道的關於我的問題。

And I've never really done this type of video before, but I thought, why not?

我以前從未拍過這種類型的視頻，但我想，為什麼不呢？

I thought it would be fun, and I actually got a lot of interesting questions about me that I don't think I've shared too much information about in the past.

我覺得這會很有趣，而且我實際上收到了很多關於我的有趣問題，我想我過去沒有分享過太多關於我的資訊。

So I am going to just dive right in and go into some of the most common questions that you asked me.

是以，我將直接進入主題，談談你們問我的一些最常見的問題。

Now, one of the most common questions I got asked was, how did I get into the work that I currently do today?

現在，我最常被問到的一個問題是：我是如何進入現在的工作崗位的？

There are other questions that were very similar.

還有其他一些問題也非常相似。

What made me move from corporate to becoming my own boss, becoming an entrepreneur?

是什麼讓我從公司老闆轉變為自己的老闆，成為一名企業家？

And so I definitely want to share my story with you.

所以，我一定要和你們分享我的故事。

I do already have a video on that, if you are curious, that goes into a lot of depth.

如果你好奇的話，我已經錄製了一段視頻，內容非常深入。

And that video is called, Who Am I, Who's Linda Rayner, and What Do I Do?

該視頻名為 "我是誰、琳達-雷納是誰、我是做什麼的？

So if you want to check that video, I'll link it in the description box down below.

是以，如果你想查看該視頻，我會在下面的描述框中提供鏈接。

But just in a nutshell, the way that I started my business actually spurred from when I was a corporate recruiter.

但總而言之，我創業的方式其實源自我還是一名企業招聘人員時的經歷。

So if you know my background, I actually started off my career as an accountant, as a CPA.

如果你瞭解我的背景，我的職業生涯其實是從會計師、註冊會計師開始的。

And I was working as an auditor for one of the big four accounting firms.

我當時在四大會計師事務所之一擔任審計師。

I did not enjoy my work when I was an auditor.

當審計員時，我並不喜歡自己的工作。

I just realized when I was in that field that that wasn't what I wanted to do for the rest of my life.

當我在那個領域工作時，我才意識到那不是我想一輩子做的事。

So I knew that I had to switch and I had to make a move.

所以我知道，我必須改變，必須有所行動。

As soon as I got my CPA designation, I wanted to switch over and do something else.

一拿到註冊會計師資格，我就想轉行乾點別的。

Right after I got my CPA designation, I applied for jobs and I became a recruiter.

剛拿到註冊會計師資格，我就開始申請工作，併成為了一名招聘人員。

So completely different, 180 from what I was doing before.

與我之前所做的完全不同，是 180 度的改變。

But as a CPA, I was simply someone that was going into companies, looking at their books, looking at their accounts, and doing that sort of work.

但作為一名註冊會計師，我只是一個進入公司、查看賬簿和賬目並從事此類工作的人。

As a recruiter, I was actually helping those people, those auditors, those CPAs.

作為一名招聘人員，我實際上是在幫助那些人，那些審計師，那些註冊會計師。

But I was also helping a whole bunch of other types of individuals.

但我也在幫助一大批其他類型的人。

Anywhere from low-level analysts all the way up to C-suite level executives.

從低級分析師一直到 C-suite 級高管。

I was helping them find their next career move.

我在幫助他們尋找下一個職業發展方向。

I worked as a corporate recruiter for three and a half years.

我在企業招聘部門工作了三年半。

I was able to place over 200-something professionals into permanent job opportunities within the city of Toronto.

我為 200 多名專業人士在多倫多市找到了長期工作機會。

Honestly, as a recruiter, I did really well.

老實說，作為一名招聘人員，我做得非常好。

I was recognized for being able to find good job candidates, but also being able to help them land the job offers.

我不僅能找到優秀的求職者，還能幫助他們獲得工作機會，這一點得到了認可。

I was really good at helping people figure out what they needed to say in the interviews.

我真的很擅長幫助別人找出他們在面試中需要說的話。

Helping people to refine their resumes to make them look good for the hiring managers.

幫助求職者完善履歷，使其在招聘經理面前更有說服力。

I also talked directly to hiring managers so I knew exactly what they wanted.

我還直接與招聘經理進行了交談，所以我很清楚他們想要什麼。

And so with all that experience, I got to a point that I was kind of tired of the 9-5 going into an office.

有了這些經驗，我開始厭倦朝九晚五的辦公室生活。

I was working in a big office tower downtown and I was just tired of that life.

我當時在市中心的一座大辦公樓裡工作，我厭倦了那種生活。

I wanted to no longer work for anyone else and I wanted to instead work for myself.

我想不再為別人工作，而是為自己工作。

And so that was when I decided that I wanted to figure out what would my next business be.

就在那時，我決定要弄清楚我的下一個事業是什麼。

And I knew as a recruiter that I was starting to spot certain gaps with people in general.

作為一名招聘人員，我知道我開始發現一般人的某些差距。

I was noticing that there were a lot of people who were really good at the work that they did, but they were not good at selling themselves.

我注意到，有很多人的工作能力確實很強，但他們卻不善於推銷自己。

They were not good with writing their resumes.

And if only I could just sit down with them, show them exactly what they needed to do, they could completely change their trajectory and they could get more job offers than they were getting before.

只要我能和他們坐下來，告訴他們到底該怎麼做，他們就能徹底改變自己的人生軌跡，獲得比以前更多的工作機會。

And I was doing that while I was a recruiter, but obviously I was limited.

我在做招聘工作時也是這樣做的，但顯然我的能力有限。

I couldn't sit down with every single person.

我不可能和每個人都坐在一起。

Mind you, when I was a recruiter, I was talking to thousands of people.

要知道，當我還是一名招聘人員時，我和成千上萬的人交談過。

人們會把他們的履歷通過電子郵件發送給我。

So I was bombarded with all kinds of people from all different walks of life reaching out to me and wanting me to help them to find a job offer.

於是，各行各業的人都來找我，希望我能幫他們找到一份工作。

So I couldn't sit down with every single person and help them.

是以，我無法坐下來幫助每一個人。

And so I realized that my business that I would want to do would be to be what I do now, which is a career strategist, a career coach, where I would help professionals to figure out exactly what they needed to write on their resumes, what they needed to say in the interviews in order to land the job offers.

於是我意識到，我想做的事情就是像我現在這樣，成為一名職業戰略家、職業指導師，幫助專業人士弄清楚他們在履歷上需要寫些什麼，在面試中需要說些什麼，以便獲得工作機會。

And honestly, since then, it's been over four years now that I started my business.

老實說，從那時起，我開始創業已經四年多了。

I have helped, I can proudly say, thousands of people land job offers through the work that I do, through my online courses, top-notch interview, top-notch resume, and through my coaching programs.

我可以自豪地說，通過我所做的工作，通過我的在線課程、一流的面試、一流的履歷，以及通過我的輔導課程，我已經幫助成千上萬的人找到了工作。

So I'm really proud of where I've come from.

所以，我真的為自己的出身感到驕傲。

It's a long journey to getting here, but that's basically how I got into what I do today.

雖然路途遙遠，但我基本上就是這樣走到今天的。

And again, if you want to find out a little bit more about my childhood and all of that, I share that in my video that I'm linking down in the description box, so you can check that out.

再說一遍，如果你想了解更多關於我童年的事情，我在我的視頻中分享了這些，我在描述框中鏈接了我的視頻，你可以去看看。

The next question is, what made you decide to start your own business?

下一個問題是，是什麼讓你決定自己創業？

So for me, personally, what made me decide to start my own business was that I have a very specific personality where I am not one who enjoys working for someone else.

是以，就我個人而言，讓我決定自己創業的原因是，我有一種非常特殊的個性，我不喜歡為別人工作。

After a while, of course, I needed the experience that I got as a recruiter, but after a while, I realized that I wanted to be my own boss, I wanted to work for myself, I wanted to work my own hours, and I wanted that freedom and flexibility.

過了一段時間，我當然需要招聘人員的經驗，但過了一段時間，我意識到我想自己當老闆，我想為自己工作，我想自己安排工作時間，我想要自由和靈活性。

So that's what made me want to start my own business.

I knew that the only way that I could get what I want and achieve the lifestyle that I wanted was to become an entrepreneur, was to offer my services on my own, directly to the people that I wanted to work with, rather than working within a company and working for a boss or a manager.

我知道，要想得到我想要的東西，實現我想要的生活方式，唯一的辦法就是成為一名企業家，自己直接向我想要合作的人提供服務，而不是在公司裡為老闆或經理工作。

I just, I no longer wanted that lifestyle, I wanted more freedom and flexibility.

我只是，我不再想要那種生活方式，我想要更多的自由和靈活性。

So that was really what enticed me to start my own business, and I have not regretted that decision since.

這就是我創業的真正原因，從那時起我就沒有後悔過這個決定。

The next question that I got was, what did you study or prepare in order to become a career strategist, career coach?

我的下一個問題是，為了成為一名職業戰略家、職業教練，你都學了些什麼或做了哪些準備？

And the truth here is that I didn't do any formal training, I didn't do any formal studying when it came to learning how to be a career strategist.

事實是，在學習如何成為一名職業戰略家的過程中，我沒有接受過任何正規的培訓，也沒有進行過任何正規的學習。

This all came from my own hands-on experience.

I personally think that the best teachers and the best coaches are people who have been in the trenches.

我個人認為，最好的老師和最好的教練都是在戰壕裡摸爬滾打過的人。

You know, they've actually experienced the world hands-on, full-on, and then they can take the knowledge that they've gained and they can share that with their students later.

要知道，他們已經親身經歷了這個世界，而且是完全親身經歷，然後他們可以把學到的知識與學生分享。

And I am someone who I feel has walked that path.

而我就是一個我覺得走過這條路的人。

I was a recruiter, I worked with thousands of individuals, I worked with many hiring managers, I knew and learned exactly what it was that was allowing people to become successful in getting job offers.

我曾是一名招聘人員，與成千上萬的人打過交道，與許多招聘經理共事過，我清楚地知道並學會了是什麼讓人們成功地獲得了工作機會。

I knew what hiring managers were looking for, and I knew what individuals, job candidates, were lacking.

我知道招聘經理在尋找什麼，也知道求職者缺少什麼。

So I knew what needed to be done to help people to shift themselves, change themselves, to get the careers they wanted, and that's the experience and knowledge that I was able to gain.

是以，我知道需要做些什麼來幫助人們轉變自己、改變自己，獲得他們想要的職業，這就是我能夠獲得的經驗和知識。

There was no formal training, there was no studying in that sense, it all came from my own in-person, real-life experience.

我沒有接受過正規的培訓，也沒有學習過這方面的知識，所有這些都來自於我親身經歷的真實生活。

Someone else asked me, what was it like to transition from the corporate world into starting your own business, and what advice would I give?

還有人問我，從企業界過渡到自己創業是一種什麼樣的體驗，我有什麼建議？

So it seems as though a lot of you guys are interested in potentially starting your own work, your own business, and that's completely understandable considering the climate that we're in right now, where most of us are working from home, and perhaps we feel that there is opportunity, and you feel that there's opportunity for you to start your own business, and I completely understand that, and I want to support you in that.

你們中的很多人似乎都有興趣開始自己的工作、自己的事業，考慮到我們現在所處的環境，這是完全可以理解的，我們中的大多數人都在家工作，也許我們覺得有機會，你們覺得有機會讓你們開始自己的事業，我完全理解這一點，我想支持你們這樣做。

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