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FYI. I’m going to get this wrong
Last year, during a coaching supervision session I was grappling with being a Good Girl - I’m being dramatic but I’m trained as a life coach and the rules are that you shouldn’t bring yourself into the coaching space. No unsolicited opinions, biases or perspective-sharing allowed. Unless
The Loneliest Career Myth
There's a story we've all been told about how careers are built. You work hard. You stand out. You get noticed. You rise. It's a story about individual effort, personal ambition, and the idea that success is something you earn alone — through discipline, hustle,
Navigating Identity in Coaching
Let’s unpack a concept that often goes unspoken in coaching sessions: the intersection of identity and how it can shape the dynamics of a coaching relationship. This concept could be referred to as “Coaching Intersectionality,” a term that’s growing in exploration and relevance, especially as coaching becomes more
The True Impact of a Workshop
Introduces radical responsibility Impacts are achieved more easily with a greater sense of camaraderie. Effective collaboration is encouraged and shared ownership keeps team members engaged and dedicated to shared goals. Fosters Connection The topics are career but the sessions are human. You will feel a greater connection to your community
Why good employees leave
Employees are the backbone of any organisation, playing a pivotal role in its success. However, it’s not uncommon for organisations to witness the departure of talented individuals. The sudden exit of valuable employees can be a significant setback for global corporations and of course the questions that are left
Inbox Zero, helpful or harmful?
he popular productivity method, Inbox Zero, is based on keeping your inbox empty or near-empty. This practice treats your inbox like your to-do list, where you aim to respond to or delete every email you receive. Some people use the one-touch rule where they try to resolve
Navigating layoff, redundancy or restructure
2023 began with a lingering feeling in the air, only to be described as melancholy. It wouldn’t be unjust of me to say that the beginning of this year has created a lot of unsettlement within the workforce. It seems as though redundancies are happening everywhere you look. Just
5 Career Change Challenges & How to overcome them
Changing careers can be scary, raising questions about your qualifications, job search strategies, and other practicalities. From creating a new resume to adapting to the changing employment landscape, there are many steps you must take before starting a new career. Fear of the unknown and change fatigue Fear of the
5 Tips for navigating job loss
If you’ve been laid off or are in the midst of being laid off, it can be a very stressful time. Even if it has been your choice to leave your previous job, dealing with the aftermath of being let go is often an emotional experience. 1 Surround yourself
Imposter syndrome as an entrepreneur
It’s urgent that you handle imposter syndrome so it isn’t allowed to be a reason your business fails. Especially as a solo founder and even more so as an entrepreneur with a team your leadership and way of being in your business will dictate what you do with
How to create an unforgettable personal brand
Creating an unforgettable personal brand is all about standing out from the crowd. Whether you’re a freelancer, business owner, or job seeker, by crafting a bold and unique brand identity, you can set yourself apart from others and attract more attention. In this complete guide, learn how to craft