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How Taking Time Off Can Help You Get Promoted: A Personal Story

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Are you feeling burnt out and stuck in your current job?
 
Do you feel like you've hit a plateau in your career?
 
If so, it's time to invest in yourself and acquire new skills.
 
In this episode, Nils Vinje shared his personal experience of taking time off to acquire new skills and how it helped him get promoted.
 
He invested in a leadership coach training program and convinced his boss to let him take time off.
 
He then put every tool he learned into action and was recognized for his contributions, which ultimately led to his promotion.
 
Getting promoted is about adding more value to your organization.
 
One way to add value is by acquiring new skills outside of your organization.
 
Consider investing in yourselves and acquiring new skills through resources like the B2B Leaders Academy.
 
Don't let yourself feel stuck in your current position.
 
Take charge of your career by investing in yourself and acquiring new skills.
 
Who knows, it may lead to a promotion and a fulfilling career path.
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