Wondering how to get going with journalling for career change? Here are some helpful ideas and practical, straight-away-actionable tips to get round writer’s block, the terror of the blank page, and other journalling problems. These are especially useful for those … Continue reading →
Is being unfulfilled at work the price you pay for keeping your vibe positive? Discover 5 ways toxic positivity at work (i.e. over-emphasis on positivity and positive thinking) may be keeping you fed-up and unfulfilled. Then explore 3 antidotes to … Continue reading →
There’s a lot you can do to feel more fulfilled at work. Even when you’re feeling stuck in your current role and career change doesn’t seem like it’s an option. Explore 4 shifts to feel more fulfilled and inspired at work. Plus tips and resources.
Continue reading →How to regroup and bounce back from the emotional fallout of redundancy Many resources are available to support you in dealing with the practical fallout of redundancy. Dealing with finances, making sure you know your rights, and how to improve … Continue reading →
“Find your purpose!” “Know your WHY!” Since Simon Sinek’s seminal work “Start with Why”, life purpose has become even more of a hot topic for career coaches and business coaches than it was before. But if you’re a career changer, … Continue reading →
Do limiting beliefs feel like they’re true? A client asks: “My inner critic keeps telling me I’m not good enough. I’m trying to stay focused on the knowledge that I AM good enough. But when the negative voices get going, … Continue reading →
Imposter syndrome is real. It can stop you from showing up at your best at work and in relationships. It affects people at all stages of their lives and careers. And is often triggered by redundancy and the emotional and … Continue reading →
I wrote this initially for LinkedIn then realised it said more about my approach and values than anything else I’ve written. If what you read here chimes with you, challenges you, or brings illumination as to why you’ve been stuck, … Continue reading →
