Here’s two things you can do to make your next career step a successful one (and it’s not necessarily going for the big promotion!).
Category Archives: personal development
Work ‘Me-Time’
If you’re struggling with feeling career-stuck, maybe you need some Work ‘Me-Time’. We look at what it is, why it’s important and how you find it.
There’s a book for that!
World Book Day is a reminder to all of us, not just children, that books are a powerful and accessible source of knowledge, growth, inspiration, stress relief and confidence… they can be a great tonic to Imposter Syndrome too! Let’s see what a pro-active attitude to learning can do for your career and take a look at some recommendations.
The Gift of Confidence 2
Career Kick-Start Month: Let’s look at the areas of career confidence that we CAN control so that we can put our best selves forward and thrive at work. We cover your capability, the level of risk & reward and your capacity.
The Gift of Confidence
Career Kick Start Month: We all have a perception of what confidence is and how a confident person behaves, but often can’t relate that to ourselves directly. This can have a significant impact on our ability to thrive at work (as well as in other areas of our life), so we’ll look at how to bring confidence back to us as individuals and how to take back control.
September Career Kick-Start
September is a time of year for new starts. It’s not just the new academic year, this month is also a time when many people start a new career or begin the transition into a new phase of their professional life. So we’re dedicating the whole month of September to helping you kick-start your career.
Stress Awareness Month: Taking control and managing stress
Post 2 of 3 for Stress Awareness Month. How can we take control and manage our own stress? Here are some ideas.
Stress Awareness Month: What is Stress?
Post 1 of 3 for Stress Awareness Month. What is stress? What are the causes of workplace stress?
Sink or Swim… or why not float?
It occurred to me while I was teaching my daughter to swim the other day that the phrase ‘to sink or swim’ in a situation is inaccurate. What happened to floating as an option?! We often don’t give our subconscious brains enough credit for the nuggets of gold they hold, if we’d only be stillContinue reading “Sink or Swim… or why not float?”
A New Kind of Success
Old, narrow stereotypes of how to achieve business success and what success looks like are still quoted in our society, but slowly their dominance is starting to fade as authenticity and variety start to show their power, to the benefit of us all.